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SAINT JOHN DOCKERS APPROVE NEW CONTRACTSAINT JOHN, New Brunswick - Longshoremen at the Port

The Australian government is under increasing pressure to promote the revitalization of railroad fre

A barge carrying light crude oil slammed into a wrecked vessel in the Gulf Intercoastal Waterway sou

Japanese dockers' unions are scheduled to resume collective bargaining with shipowners in Tokyo Thur

The Delmas-Vieljeux group, France's largest privately owned shipowner, has taken a 34 percent stake

Mar. 26, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

Eight months after its inauguration, the on-dock rail facility at Maher Terminals' Fleet Street term

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Falling freight rates squeezed French motor carriers' margins in 1989, the official Transport Econom

KCSI SELLS SUBSIDIARY TO GERMAN COMPANYKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City Southern Industries In

''LINE RELEASE" means a lot less waiting in lines for the trade community - and, possibly, signific

The Philippine government will allow cargo-handling companies to import capital equipment free of ta

Now is a good time to slow down on building new ships because mistakes in ship finance are made most

Three securities exchanges will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to decide if new indexes should be regula

Japan's Electronic Industries Association is trying to head off American industry pressure for tough

Gold prices turned lower, extending their losses late Friday on uncertainties about currency markets

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index rose to 104.1 on Friday, a gain of 0.9 point for the

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CONTINENTAL GRAIN TO BUY 12 ELEVATORSContinental Grain Co. has reached an agreement in princ

POLAND PLANS TO APPLY FOR EC MEMBERSHIPBRUSSELS, Belgium - Poland intends to apply for full

Despite the lack of rain in Australia's barley producing areas, industry officials remain confident

Food-processing machinery is a key target of the new corporate raiders who go after big companies fo

BECHTEL, KOREAN FIRM IN SOVIET JOINT VENTURESEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Lucky-GoldSta

U.S. officials have told their Japanese counterparts that they hope for a substantial boost in the b

National Iranian Oil Co. is exchanging crude oil for diesel and kerosene with three Western traders,

To many Americans, the much-publicized "cola war" between Coke and Pepsi is nothing more than Madiso

TEXACO FINDS OIL OFF ANGOLAN COASTCORAL GABLES, Fla. - A group led by a Texaco Inc. subsidia

Malaysia Airlines, the part-privatized flag carrier, reported revenue last year in excess of M$1 bil

A traveler can't do much about making an airliner arrive on time, but it is possible to avoid flight

THE AUSTRALIAN BARLEY BOARD, a marketing group that's seldom heard from, told Congress that U.S. sub

The joint North Atlantic service operated by Atlantic Container Line and the West German line Hapag-

The hull insurance market will harden in early 1990, according to a top insurance official.

Mar. 23, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

American Electric Power Service Corp. disclosed it signed a pair of long-term coal supply contracts

Pittston Co. announced Friday its subsidary, Pyxis Resources Co., will develop a new low-sulfur coal

The first shipment of liquefied natural gas from Indonesia to Taiwan left on schedule last week, cer

Key ministers of Sweden's ruling Social Democratic Party indicated Friday that the government would

NJ GAS UTILITY GETS OK FOR RATE HIKENEWARK, N.J. - The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities

Secretary of Energy James Watkins appointed 29 new members to the National Coal Council, expanding t

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries apparently is considering moving a key conference