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DIRECTORY PUBLISHED TO AID US EXPORTERSThe National Federation of Export Associations has pu

Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis unveiled his long-awaited plan for promoting foreign trade in

Southern Co. Services Inc. is on the hunt for a million tons of spot coal needed by Georgia Power Co

Two natural gas utilities, one U.S. and one Canadian, will begin work soon on the first major energy

Domestic natural gas pipelines must design innovative rate structures in response to market conditio

IF THE TRADE DEFICIT shrank, industrial output rose and wholesale inflation fell in the latest batch

Sept. 15, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Air France, the French international flag carrier, and Lufthansa, the West German airline, agreed Fr

Taiwan next year may allow up to 6,000 imported workers to help build major government projects sta

United Fruit Co. has announced the appointment of Canusa Shipping Agency Inc. as its subagent for Ne

VIRGINIA POWER PICKS BABCOCK AND WILCOXBabcock and Wilcox, a unit of McDermott International

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Iranian oil exports rose in August to 2.45 million barrels a day from 1.77 million b/d in July, the

US SEALIFT POLICY SOON TO BE RELEASEDA long- awaited new national sealift policy statement m

Amoco Corp.'s British subsidiary said Friday it is considering the sale of its refining and marketin

Crude oil prices are unlikely to break out of a range of $17 to $19 a barrel, short term, but rising

An oil company executive has assembled a fleet of three U.S.-flag tankers and is operating them succ

Liberia suspended Friday the initial registration fee for ships registering under its flag, and repl

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

NYMEX TO INCREASE SPECULATIVE LIMITSThe New York Mercantile Exchange board has approved an i

United Airlines has won U.S. Department of Transportation approval to begin daily non-stop service t

Information and education on Customs issues, maritime legislation and trade topics are the focus of

Fri., Sept. 15, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

US PRODUCER PRICES FELL 0.4 PERCENT IN AUGUSTIn a sign that inflationary pressures are conti

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has proposed a disarmingly simple way for governments to regulate internati

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

An accord signed this month by two South American ship lines could be expanded to include other regi

Bruce Seaton, chairman and chief executive of American President Cos., challenged the maritime indus

Southampton, once Britain's premier port, has thrown down the challenge to its competitors.

Burlington Air Express announced at the weekend it is increasing lift capacity by 25 percent and ina

British Airways PLC expressed delight Friday with the decision of UAL Corp., parent of United Airlin

The U.S. trade deficit could fall to below $100 billion this year if the gapkeeps narrowing

The Frankfurt airport is planning a 7.4 billion deutsche mark expansion to enable the airport to han

The authorities in Thailand are in trouble again over a big port project intended to ease the strain

GULF & ATLANTIC MARITIME SERVICES INC. (Iselin, N.J.) - Frank V. Quinn was named general manager, Ne

A federal court judge refused Friday to accept a plea bargain agreement in the oil spill case of the

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

Van Ommeren U.S.A. Inc. is negotiating a friendly buy-out of its partners to take over complete oper

The World Bank received over $1.5 billion more in loan repayments than it disbursed in new loans in

Americans will spend more than $18 billion this year getting in shape - or at least dressing for the