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Nigeria plans to boost its oil reserve base to about 20 billion barrels by 1994 and raise its produc

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

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Dumping cases will dominate the International Trade Commission's docket in April. Early in t

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

AIR WIS SERVICES INC., parent of Air Wisconsin, flew 30.7 revenue passenger- mile s in February, 3.7

A telling scene is playing out here, where just down the street from tiny Frankenmuth Brewery Inc.,

Increased sales to what is now West Germany may be the avenue by which some U.S. companies profit th

ANY FULL COURT PRESS at this week's NCAA basketball tournament won't equal the Department of Transp

AMR Corp. disclosed plans to spend $20.9 billion over the next five years to boost the size of its A

National Shipping Co. of Saudi Arabia is diversifying its operations by adding nine petrochemical ta

The increased aviation activity between Australia and Asia is expected to continue. An Austr

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

The shipping industry is wondering how Sea Containers Ltd. will use the cash stockpile it will have

Lars Carlsson heads a company that ships 4 million tons of oil a year, mostly between Saudi Arabia a

A new Senate proposal on double-hull tankers would require tanker operators that call at U.S. ports

The winds finally died down, but when the sun broke through the leaden sky on the morning of Sept. 2

ROTHSCHILD INC. (New York) - Rosario S. Ilacqua, a specialist in worldwide oil and gas industries, j

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP INC. (New York) - David M. Hupp was appointed president and chief exec

CCC Information Services Inc. claims its new personal computer-based collision estimate system will

ITEL BUYS 35 PERCENT STAKE IN GRAND TRANSPORTItel Corp. has purchased about 35 percent of Gr

The news from Eastern and Central Europe continues to be good for travelers, and the Hungarians - th

Various lots of cotton owned by bankrupt cotton merchant Julien Co. may begin moving onto the market

Farmers who are expecting higher prices for hard red winter wheat are refraining from forward-contra

INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT RISE ESTIMATED FOR FEBRUARYWarm weather and automobile employees returning

By summer the U.S. Export-Import Bank may be active in virtually all of Eastern Europe, including th

As Arthur T. Tilson Jr. drove past Columbus Street Terminal while surveying the damage wrought by Hu

Property insurance may not rank very high as a topic of conversation among port directors, but the P

Henry A. Duffy won't seek re-election as president of the Air Line Pilots Association. ALPA'

COST HELD TOP REASON FOR FLEXIBLE BENEFITSWASHINGTON - More employers now say they use flexi

Aviation hull and liability insurance premiums are likely to remain at depressed levels for at least

Fears that the European Community is considering the establishment of postal authority monopolies fo

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MARTEN REPORTS LOSSES FOR 4TH QUARTER, YEARMONDOVI, Wis. - Marten Transport Ltd. lost $950,0

A MERGER AGREEMENT between the New York Mercantile Exchange and Commodity Exchange Inc. will be sign

Luxury mini-cruises across the English Channel and onboard conferences may be introduced once the Sw

Fearing a recession induced by excessive austerity measures, China announced Thursday it would injec

February producer prices are expected to have increased an average 0.2 percent excluding food and "t

U.S.-Japanese negotiations aimed at giving U.S. satellite producers an opportunity to win Japanese g

The first recommendations from the Bush administration's nine-month-old effort to craft a national e