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Feb. 21, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The modest Belgian Port of Zeebrugge has just signed up its biggest customer, Cast (1983) Ltd., the

In 1979, outcries that the sale of the Canadian national oil company would be a threat to national s

A newly formed maritime consortium has begun regional operations designed to offer smaller shippers

A record 25.6 percent increase in home fuel oil prices, coupled with the largest monthly jump in gro

The Coast Guard ordered the shutdown of an oil terminal along the Drift River Wednesday because of t

AMOCO PRODUCTION FINDS GAS IN OKLA.Amoco Corp.'s Amoco Production Co. unit said it made a si

An insurance complaints panel will be formally established this week, the latest step in Hong Kong's

World coal trade could expand by as much as 72 million tons annually, or about 20 percent, if Europe

OPERATING INCOME UP AT CONTINENTAL CORP.The Continental Corp. reported operating income of $

PAKISTAN TO PURCHASE FRENCH NUCLEAR PLANTISLAMABAD, Pakistan - President Francois Mitterrand

Two outspoken consumer activists have joined the clamor being raised against allowing U.K. investor

CHEMICAL BANK (New York) - Cynthia Kase-Pedota joined the Commodity Risk Management Group, handling

CONSUMER PRICES ROSE 1.1 PERCENT DURING JANUARYSharp rises in food and energy costs pushed c

It's always great to visit one's hometown, especially if it happens to be San Francisco. "Th

The air traffic safety and navigational agreement signed by the U.S. and Soviet civil air agencies l

Executives of Japan's petroleum industry continue their close watch on ongoing Soviet cutbacks in cr

Air freight passing through Bangkok increased 15 percent in fiscal 1989, bringing 10-year growth to

Sterling's present strength is likely to act as a buffer that enables the United Kingdom to resist f

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Attention truckers: the Interstate Commerce Commission is back. After a decade spent oversee

U.S. exports of forest products might be hampered in the future by a shortage of ships to carry the

KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES (Amstelveen, Netherlands) - Pieter Bouw was named president of the airline,

The Massachusetts Port Authority said Tuesday it will install a computerized security system to scre

McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s MD-11 aircraft is designed with cargo carrying capacity clearly in mind, s

The Supreme Court rejected a constitutional challenge to Congress' efforts to preserve abandoned rai

The rapid growth that the Southern California ports enjoyed in the 1980s might be about to cool, but

TEXAS AIR WILL SELL RESERVATION UNIT STAKETexas Air Corp., in need of cash to shore up its a

U.S. and Japanese negotiators narrowly averted yet another bilateral trade altercation when the Japa

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

1591 (Feb. 21, 1990) Previous day - 1592 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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

Lloyd's Register of Shipping recorded 31 merchant vessel losses in 1988 resulting from fires and exp

FIRMS SEEK TO OPERATE FOREIGN-FLAG TANKERSThree related companies have asked the Maritime Ad

Feb. 21, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

John Terpstra is the executive director of the Port of Tacoma, Wash. In some editions, his port was

NTSB CHIEF TO SPEAK AT TRANSPORT MEETINGThe new chairman of the National Transportation Safe

A federal appeals court has rejected the Interstate Commerce Commission's policy on judging rates fo

The dissident shareholder group seeking control of trailer lessor XTRA Corp. announced its slate of

The winter of 1990 is one that the Soviet railway system would like to forget. Of the countr