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Nov. 14, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Maryland Gov. William Donald Schaefer has named a 16-member panel of Port of Baltimore labor and man

Facing a public "pent-up demand for action" and broader government curbs on operations that encroach

U.S. oil prices are expected to remain in the $16- to $21-a-barrel range, Richard M. Morrow, outgoin

As Saudi Arabia and Iraq increase their direct term-contract sales to the Far East, middlemen - espe

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. is adding more capacity to its fleet amid forecasts of a strong surge in

Maritime Administration officials are meeting with representatives of state maritime academies this

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - TNT SKYPAK INTERNATIONAL STILL HOLDS fast to its original determination to have

A tanker company operating 11 ships will become wholly U.S.-owned when New York-based OMI Corp. buys

Sea-Land Service Inc. and a Dutch distribution company Tuesday announced an agreement to cooperate

Puerto Rico Marine Management Inc. will continue operating the commonwealth's state-owned shipping l

James J. Carey, acting Federal Maritime Commission chairman, predicted Tuesday that three federal ag

U.S. and Soviet officials are expected to start laying the basis this week for a new trade pact betw

NORTH AMERICA National Back-To-School Merchandise Show. Feb. 10-12. New York. Office station

A Boeing Co. proposal to build a new widebody jet in partnership with the Japanese aircraft industry

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Precious metal analysts remain cautious about predicting a bullish market for platinum despite a $30

Every aspect of Atlantic Container Line's operations will be under review, senior officials at Trans

Cocoa futures tumbled to new life-of-contract lows following similar action in the London market, wh

Members of the American Agriculture Movement Tuesday filed a class action lawsuit against the Chicag

Hewlett-Packard Co. intends to increase its purchase of components from Thailand to supply its assem

The United States will remain Taiwan's main economic partner for a long time, but business people he

Vietnam will solicit foreign bids and investment for hundreds of "priority" development projects nex

JAPAN POSTS 1.5 PERCENT RISE IN MACHINERY ORDERSNew private-sector machinery orders received

TRAVEL RULES EASED FOR CZECHOSLOVAKSPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - Premier Ladislav Adamec said Tu

The recent monthly figures were for October 1989 in "Japanese Trade Surplus Declines for the 6th Con

A Liberty Maritime Corp. vessel won the bidding on the latest offering of relief aid to Poland, as t

The government will seek U.S. approval to borrow against next year's quota on certain textile and ga

U.S. and foreign-flag carriers this week are weighing an offer to become equal partners within the I

Maritime Administrator Warren Leback is focusing his energy on a single task in the early days of hi

A federal advisory panel said Monday it has approved evacuation plans for Massachusetts communities

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

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' crude oil production rose to 23.5 million barrels a d

ANNUAL COMPUTER SHOW LURES FOREIGN FIRMSThe annual showcase for the computer industry, Comde

Electronic trading may not provide the key to greater efficiency in energy futures markets and must

1989: Bulgaria. Todor Zhivkov resigns as East Europe's longest-serving communist leader after 35 yea

ABB Asea Brown Boveri Ltd. of Switzerland announced Monday that it will acquire Combustion Engineeri

Asia will be the most dynamic region of the world for the next quarter- century, but Americans and E

Air Canada is considering whether to retain its large investment in GPA Inc., the large airplane lea

BP EXPLORATION RAISES RESERVE ESTIMATESBP Exploration, the exploration and production subsid