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Lufthansa German Airlines plans to apply, under the Department of Transportation 's new internationa

An explosion set a U.S.-flagged Kuwaiti tanker ablaze in the southern Persian Gulf Thursday and the

While the prosecution completes its case in the trial of Exxon Valdez Capt. Joseph Hazelwood, the Al

Monsanto Co.'s stock soared Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange after the Food and Drug Administ

President Francois Mitterrand and Francois Perigot, head of the national employers' association, hav

International banks are starting to adopt a variety of strategies as they decide how best to cope wi

Several of the big Middle Eastern oil producing countries are increasingpressure on the Japa

Phil LaRocco, director of world trade and economic development for the Port Authority of New York an

West Coast ports held a commanding share of the containerized cargo traffic entering and leaving U.S

If the Port of Jacksonville is to reap the benefits of the anticipated surge in North and South Amer

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A GROUP OF INDEPENDENT TRUCKERS serving the Port of Houston plans to impose a 15 percent to 20 perce

TRIBUTYL PHOSPHATE FMC Corp. said it will raise prices for tributyl phosphate about 7.5 perc

The National Futures Association announced Thursday that its board of directors recently elected Joh

NON-FUEL IMPORT PRICES ROSE 0.2 PERCENT IN JANUARYPrices of U.S. imports, excluding fuel, ro

ECS Inc., the environmental liability insurer, is urging the National Transportation Safety Board to

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

NATIONAL CUSTOMS BROKERS & FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA ANNUAL CONVENTION. Feb. 25-March 2. Sco

Primary inventories of gasoline increased and distillate fuel stocks declined, while the refinery ut

Private sector courier/express companies operating international services in the European Community

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Captains and seamen on Brazilian-flag ships returned to work Thursday morning after Brazil's top lab

Feb. 22, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

HEPAR MINERAL WATER ORDERS MAJOR RECALLWorries over chemical contamination in France forced

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Feb. 22, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

George C. Reid, president of Con-Way Western Express in Santa Fe Springs, Calif., learned to drive a

The Bush administration unveiled a new customs user fee proposal Thursday, but business spokesmen in

A new crackdown on profiteering and unauthorized trade in China might cause more uncertainties for f

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Fired Capt. Joseph Hazelwood confessed in an early morning telephone call last March that he was to

The Tokyo Commodity Exchange for Industry announced Wednesday it will tighten regulations on the amo

Singapore's rubber brokerages are sanguine about an incursion of competitorsfrom Japan this

QUADRAX, HEXCEL LINK TO DEVELOP COMPOSITESQuadrax Corp. of Portsmouth, R.I., announced the s

ORGANIC PEROXIDES Atochem North America Inc.'s Organic Peroxides division has increased pric

FOREIGN TRADE SPURS NEW YORK ECONOMYForeign trade and investment were among the major pluses

Trade prospects look increasingly somber for the initial months of the next government, which will t

JAPANESE SOURCE SAYS RATE HIKE TO BE 0.5 PERCENTA rise in the official discount rate is immi

The Maritime Administration is considering requests by several companies for permission to sell vess