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The price of platinum, after its recent sharp drop, should stay above $400 an ounce, keeping its tra

MARC RICH & CO., the Swiss-based commodities trader, began sugar futures trading for the first time

BULK TRANSPO '90. Oct. 29-31. New Orleans. Annual exhibition and conference examining international

The Navy's military cargo shipper will issue bidding instructions next month to U.S. ocean carrier o

Attendees at the joint meeting of the Intermodal Marketing and Intermodal Transportation association

The St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. selected GE Information Services Inc. and Lamarian Systems

LESS-THAN-TRUCKLOAD SHIPPERS are the chief target of United Parcel Service's newest lure. UP

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Global energy markets appeared to be fixated Thursday on the high probability of war breaking out in

IRAQ UPS DIESEL QUOTA FOR TRUCKS AND BUSESBAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq increased fuel allowances for

FORMER ICC MEMBER TO ADDRESS LUNCHEONWASHINGTON - Paul H. Lamboley, who recently left the In

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The House approved a $268.1 billion defense appropriation bill Thursday diverting money from the B-2

Trade ministers from around the world may be invited to assemble here early next month in a bid to p

It's taken nearly four years, but the Philippines says it has finally agreed on disposal of one of t

California cotton growers eked out a respectable crop this year despite a four-year drought, but the

The insurance brief, "Mo. Sets Hearings on Earthquake Cover," which appeared on Page 11A in The Jour

BUDGET PLAN TAX SHIFT PLEASES INSURER GROUPThe American Insurance Association is celebrating

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

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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

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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."