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Dec. 21, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Friday Dec. 21, 1990 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Dec. 21, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

US PRESSES SOVIETS TO PAY THEIR BILLSWASHINGTON - U.S. officials urged the Soviet Union to s

U.K. Prime Minister John Major predicted Friday that multilateral trade talks will "reassemble" and

Manville Corp. signed new long-term license agreements with Nippon Electric Glass of Japan, Richard

Workers in the Canadian Parliament are concerned their health is at risk after a federal study leake

The insurance industry is being urged to increase offshore business and strengthen its market positi

Port Everglades Authority port directors tend to depart with sometimes- alarming rapidity, but the n

Japanese corporations, once enthusiastic about Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's economic reforms

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The sudden resignation of Eduard A. Shevardnadze, the Soviet foreign minister, casts doubt over a ho

Temperatures in the teens kept cargo movement through the snow-blanketed Puget Sound region slow and

A significant boost in computer software exports is on the horizon with the commissioning of another

The nation's largest shippers' group asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to revise the emergenc

CARBIDE CANADA TO SELL BUSINESS TO US PARENTUnion Carbide Canada Ltd. approved a plan to sel

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. ordered three containerships at a total cost of 30 billion yen (US$225 mil

JAPAN EXPECTS GROWTH IN CAR IMPORTS TO SLOWGrowth of imported car sales in Japan is expected

UNDERWRITERS NATIONAL BANNED IN CALIFORNIACalifornia's Department of Insurance ordered Under

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Dec. 20, 1990 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Prem

Even though railroads had to contend with softening traffic and sharply higher diesel fuel prices in

Ten Japanese banks are stumping up US$80 million in syndicated loans for a Chinese ethylene plant, o

Just a few months before the fourth round of the Energy Department's $2.5 billion Clean Coal Technol

SHIP FIRE DAMAGES ALGERIAN OIL PORTLONDON - Oil port installations in Arzew, Algeria, were b

A group of economists from the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences urged the government to dust off war

The political pieces in the Massachusetts transportation puzzle began falling into place this week a

LINER SERVICE LINKS RIGA WITH UK, EUROPELIVERPOOL, England - A new liner service based in th

Ask Sir Jeffrey Sterling about shipping, and one receives a well-rehearsed reply about how a combina

When Jarka and Paul Bartl arrived in New York harbor from Czechoslovakia in 1965 during the infamous

DATE OF AWARD: "E" Award in August 1989.WHY THE AWARD WAS GIVEN:In the 1980s, MeDiCa

Peru and the International Monetary Fund have agreed on broad guidelines for economic reforms, clear

Indonesia, the world's third largest coffee producer, plans to launcha coffee futures contract next

The European Community plans an overhaul of farming next year that could improve the atmosphere in s

USTI NAD LABEM, Czechoslovakia - Filled with dangerous chemicals and maybe even unexploded weapons,

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

Prudential Insurance Co., the largest North American insurance company, said Thursday its Prudential

Heinz U.S.A.'s distribution and customer service center in Iowa City will beclosed by the en

It's that time of year. Kris Kringle, d.b.a. Santa Claus, has gotten the green light from th