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Despite winding up the details of the new U.S.-Soviet maritime agreement in New Orleans last month,

Oil companies are gouging airlines with high prices for jet fuel while limiting the rise in gasoline

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

1327 (Oct. 25, 1990) Previous day - 1328 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Oct. 25, 1990 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The American Association of Port Authorities has the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in its gun sights.

OOCL TO RESTRUCTURE CANADA-EUROPE SERVICEHONG KONG - Next month Orient Overseas Container L

Actual Vessel Sale Evaluations Sale Time Vessel Year Year CharterRepo

Barry "Brake-Shoe" Schwartz got the bum's rush when he tried catch a busfrom the Los Angeles

Hanjin Shipping Co., one of the largest Paific shipping lines, is leaving the rate-setting conferenc

UAL EARNINGS DECLINE SLIGHTLY IN QUARTERCHICAGO - UAL Corp.'s third-quarter earnings, includ

United Parcel Service is making a regular business of getting into horse racing's winner's circle.

One of the few ways motor carriers can improve productivity is by carrying more freight with the sam

Thousands of Barrels Week Week WeekEnded Ended Ended10-19 10-1

Knight-Ridder Inc., which owns The Journal of Commerce, said Wednesday that third-quarter earnings f

It has become conventional wisdom that massive Japanese investment in U.S. Treasury bonds was just a

Congress has cleared for President Bush's signature a bill authorizing a freer exchange of foreign i

NATIONAL-AMERICAN WHOLESALE GROCERS' ASSOCIATION, ANNUAL FOOD DISTRIBUTION AND TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE

The 1990 farm bill, once signed into law by President Bush, may not be the last word in U.S. farm po

Waterfront labor and management were near agreement early Wednesday afternoon on a new contract gove

PHONE LINE TO CUBA FROM FLORIDA ON HOLDPeople waiting for improvement in the jammed telephon

When millions of Soviet high school students opened the new edition of "The History of the U.S.S.R."

NYMEX TO CHANGE GASOLINE SPECIFICATIONSNEW YORK - The Commodity Futures Trading Commission a

A player in the drama Julius Caesar says there comes a tide in the affairs of men that taken at its

John S. James Co., a freight forwarder and customhouse broker, acquired a Tennessee firm with two of

BECHTEL GETS CONTRACT FOR THAI BRIDGE STUDYBANGKOK, Thailand - Bechtel Inc. said it signed a

American ports, frustrated with the present state of their land connections, are planning a major dr

Oct. 24, 1990 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Prem

LOOK FOR THE ENERGY DEPARTMENT to get the temporarily grounded Clean Coal Technology program up and

One of South America's most natural resource-rich nations is also one of its most troubled.

RMCA Reinsurance is financially sound despite posting a loss of S$9.8 million (US$4.9 million) for t

New York may be hosting the world chess championship this month, but a veteran maritime labor offici

The European Commission is expected to announce in the next few days a ban on pigmeat shipments from

Consumers are likely to find little relief from lofty gasoline prices at the pump despite the recent

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Crude oil stocks decreased by 2.9 million barrels for the week ending Oct. 19, compared with the pre

The rice grows tall now and hides the legs and bellies of the water buffaloes. Girls in conical hats

Rob Quartel, a member of the Federal Maritime Commission, shocked the maritime industry this weekend

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry will ask the Finance Ministry for an infusion o

While Consolidated Rail Corp. continues jousting with CP Rail, the big Eastern carrier is quietly un