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* Gordon Platt - Credit Outlook 3A * EC 1992 Roundup 4A* Don C. Becker - Publisher's Noteboo

Insurance brokers active in the United States can look forward to a positive impact on earnings as p

Sea Containers Ltd. announced Tuesday that its entire containership fleet and its dry cargo and tank

BELVEDERE REPORTS $702,000 NET LOSSBelvedere Corp. reported a net loss of $702,000 for the t

In another setback for the Port of Oakland, the agency's newly appointed maritime director has decid

With trans-Pacific freight rates at favorable levels, the Tokyo-based ship line Nippon Yusen Kaisha

CP Rail hopes to expand markedly in the United States to take advantage of increased north-south fre

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

The United States has thrown down the gauntlet on textile and apparel trade, saying it will consider

LEADING INDICATORS UP 0.2 PERCENT IN SEPTEMBERU.S. leading economic indicators rose 0.2 perc

There were more than a few raised eyebrows when the venerable Nedlloyd Lines BV of the Netherlands a

The White House and congressional leaders Tuesday agreed to raise the minimum wage to $4.25 an hour

A senior Treasury official sharply criticized the South Korean government Tuesday for artificially d

FORUM RE GROUP HALTS PROPOSED MERGER PLANHAMILTON, Bermuda - A proposed merger plan between

Indonesia said it will scrap its $1 discount on each barrel of oil sold to the United States because

IVORY WORKERS STRIKE AGAINST TRADE BANEleven Hong Kong ivory workers began a 24-hour hunger

The Maritime Administration reportedly is close to adding the Marshall Islands to the list of countr

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

A Yugoslavian freighter ran aground in the westernmost Florida Keys early Monday, the U.S. Coast Gu

MACHINE TOOL ORDERS ROSE 33 PERCENT IN SEPTEMBERNet new orders for U.S. machine tools rose 3

Europeans have rushed to buy shares in a new Disneyland under construction in France, responding to

JAPANESE CANCEL ISSUE OF NEW ZEALAND BONDSWELLINGTON, New Zealand - A group of Japanese bank

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A summit meeting of the world's leading containership operators will be held in Tokyo Nov. 20 in an

Prices for shipping American-made goods across the Pacific continue to rise as rates for bringing in

Esso Norway said Monday its Slagen refinery is operating at a 70,000-barrel- a-d ay capacity after a

WHITE HOUSE REJECTS GASOLINE TAX HIKEThe White House Monday rejected Republican leader Rober

Hard on the heels of a recent Australian government decision to cancel minimum export prices for ura

Oct. 30, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Less than 30 days into his new job, Ronald M. Katims has been forced out as president of Puerto Rico

Crude oil prices may fall an average 10 percent in 1990 as continuing volatility keeps prices in the

Japan's shipyards, recently suffering from the worldwide slump in vessel construction, should be wor

GULF'S EASTERN STATIONS TO ACCEPT CREDIT CARDGulf Oil Co. said it will accept the American E

Japan's economy should be deregulated in order to spur free-market competition, a blue-ribbon panel

Singapore Airlines, which signed an agreement Thursday with the US-based Delta Airlines involving cr

When a British shoe manufacturer asked John Woodger to find a new design director, he never even tho

Some U.S. airlines are beginning to soften their previous opposition to allowing foreign airlines to

* Albert L. Kraus - Money and Markets 3A * Susan Buchanan - CRB Outlook on Cotton 6A* Janet

Federal transportation officials affirmed an earlier decision to grant Evergreen International Airli

Emery Worldwide, in response to increasing international air cargo traffic passing through this port