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SINGAPORE REVEALS PLAN TO UPGRADE ITS AIRPORTSingapore will spend S$1.6 billion (US$850 mill

MEXICO'S OIL EXPORTS FALL, BUT INCOME RISESMexico's crude oil sales averaged 1.28 million ba

U.S. steam coal exporters heard more discouraging words Friday about their sales prospects in the Ja

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

Ground could be broken this fall for a 211-megawatt coal-fired cogeneration plant in upstate New Yor

CONSUMERS POWER CO. (Jackson, Mich.) - Shirley L. Filip was appointed to the new position of directo

The Republic of Congo has granted an offshore exploration permit for a 235,000-acre section in the C

ELF UNIT TO DEVELOP NIGERIAN OIL FIELDSElf Nigeria, a subsidiary of the French oil group Elf

SHIPOWNERS RULE OUT MINE IN GULF EXPLOSIONDUBAI, United Arab Emirates - An explosion that ki

U.S. West Coast cash refined product prices are being forced higher by refinery disruptions amid an

Ocean Technical Services Inc. won limited approval from the Maritime Administrative to operate or ac

Panama last week reopened its New York maritime affairs office, four months after closing it during

The Port of Longview said cargo volume in 1989 fell 22 percent to 2.8 million metric tons from a rec

Singmarine Industries Ltd., the shipbuilding and repair arm of Singapore's Keppel Corp., doubled its

The fast sealift vessel and Coast Guard icebreaker programs are in jeopardybecause of a rece

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

Delmas-Vieljeux, France's largest private sector shipowner, has signed a letter of intent ordering t

The Justice Department Friday defended its negotiations with Exxon Corp. about settling possible cri

Two British companies - Imperial Chemical Industries PLC, and Dowty Group PLC, are stepping up activ

Feb. 23, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

ELDERS AGRIBUSINESS TO SELL GRAIN INTERESTSSYDNEY, Australia - Elders Agribusiness, a subsid

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U.S. companies are behind their European counterparts in implementing global paperless trading stand

Pioneer Hi-Bred International, the Des Moines, Iowa, wholesale farm supplier, has donated its hard r

MOBIL ANNOUNCES LDPE PRICE HIKEMobil Chemical Co. told customers Friday that it would raise

CAROLINA FREIGHT UNIT SERVING NORTHWEST ARK.CHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers Co

John L. Mason, who retired as vice president, engineering and technology from Allied-Signal Aerospac

SOMEBODY'S MAKING OUT from the D&H bankruptcy. "Amtrak must be making a fortune from all the

South Korea is encouraging its firms to help complete a huge war-damaged Iranian petrochemical plant

An American-based chemical company will double the size of a pigment plant under construction here,

The United States plans to donate and sell a total of 500,000 metric tons of feed grains and 7,500 t

Cincinnati Milacron Inc., a leading U.S. maker of machine tools, plans to double the number of 90-to

Highway traffic will spearhead an increase in freight movements in France this year, the official Tr

The Interstate Commerce Commission Friday ordered New York, Susquehanna & Western Railway and two sm

The farmers of Western Europe hope the lifting of the Iron Curtain will open up a lucrative market a

WASHINGTON - For the week ended Feb. 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railro

Julien Co. has 30 days to assume or reject sale of cotton contracts with ConeMills, Gerber C

INCOTRANS BV (Rotterdam, Netherlands) - A.G.T. van den Berg was named president of this containershi

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index turned slightly lower Friday despite higher prices fo

Anthony M. Riccio Jr., the New York city commissioner of ports and trade, said Friday he will resign