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Surpassing forecasts made last December when it was privatized, British Steel PLC announced Thursday

U.S. Rep. Mervyn M. Dymally, D-Calif., has defended his pressuring Uganda to appoint a good friend a

The Bush administration has decided to attack Japanese trade barriers to U.S. forest products on a b

Efforts to establish trade ties between North and South Korea are growing in a region where the thre

Although many railroad marketing executives believe there's a place for ''carless" technology in the

Del Monte Tropical Fruit Co. has shifted its South Atlantic distribution center from Charleston, S.C

MITTERRAND TARGETS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUESFrench President Francois Mitterrand backed plans to

Two U.S.-flag ocean carriers, Topgallant Lines Inc. and American Transport Line Ltd., have agreed to

A U.S. equipment-leasing company is likely to end up owning the container- leasin g division of Sea

The Port of Tampa reports that its cargo volume for the month of April increased by a slight 2.2 per

International Maritime Carriers (Holdings) Ltd. said its fund raising rights issue was 10 percent ov

Hundreds of industrial plants spread across 45 states are violating water quality standards by relea

The appointment of Timothy Harris as chairman of P&O Containers Ltd. represents a tightening of cont

French dockworkers are discussing further industrial action this week at a labor union conference af

Faulty weld repairs were responsible for the cracks on the hull of the nuclear attack submarine Tope

Dockers at three more British ports voted Wednesday to abandon their strike, leaving only seven out

The Port of Baltimore has postponed increases scheduled to take effect this week for various service

The volume of U.S. chemical exports rose over 10 percent in April 1989 to 3.72 million metric tons f

Brazil's consumption of petroleum products in the first five months of 1989 rose to 1.095 million ba

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

South Korea recently has shown a marked preference for lighter-end petroleum products and the trend

Coal producers and utilities are bracing for a North American coal strike that threatens to break ou

CATO OIL & GREASE CO. (Oklahoma City) - Richard S. Pereles was named president of of the company, a

SENATE PASSES BILL TO DECONTROL ALL GASThe Senate approved legislation Wednesday removing pr

LOW POWER TESTING STARTS AT SEABROOKSEABROOK, N.H. - The first atomic chain reaction was sta

Gasoline and distillate supplies declined slightly, the American Petroleum Institute's latest weekly

LYKES ENERGY (Tampa, Fla.) - Tom L. Rankin was elected chairman and chief executive of the natural g

Crude oil shipments from the North Sea's Sullom Voe terminal rose 55.4 percent to more than 1 millio

Converting Israel's non-blacklist certificate into electronic format will be no easy task. N

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The partnership of railroads, drayage companies and third party retailers that make up the intermoda

Two local shipping agencies merged to form a new company called Rice, Unruh, Reynolds Co. Th

LYKES BROS. STEAMSHIP CO. (New Orleans) - George L. Vlahos was named district manager for this U.S.-

HYUNDAI PORTLAND PLANT BREAKS GROUND TODAYGARDEN GROVE, Calif. - Hyundai Motor America will

American Heavy Lift Shipping Co., a U.S.-flag tanker operator headquartered in Houston, is for sale.

Tax breaks for shipowners should keep Gibraltar's newly reorganized shipregister an attractive alter

Money is to be made in the deregulated transportation industries of Europe and Canada. A pan

Union Pacific Railroad is nearing completion of its Harriman Dispatching Center here that will contr

June 14, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.