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1620 (Apr. 20, 1989) Previous day - 1617 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Port of Oakland was able to refinance a large part of its debt at an unusually low interest rate

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

An international team of experts has begun a project designed to resolve a controversy in the scient

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GPA Group Ltd.'s record $16.8 billion order for new aircraft capitalizes on the steady growth in wor

A shipbuilding company that emerged from Chapter 11 reorganization proceedings eight months ago amid

Florida's Port Manatee, primarily a liquid bulk facility on Tampa Bay, is making significant headway

IAPH World Ports Conference. April 22-28. Miami. The 16th annual convention of the International Ass

The U.S. dollar tumbled Thursday after West Germany, Austria and the Netherlands raised their short-

ALASKAN SEAFOOD SHIPPERS and refrigerated truckers are bracing for a rough summer because ofthe Exxo

Nippon Liner System Ltd., the new carrier formed last year when two Japanese shipping companies merg

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A provincial branch of a Chinese state corporation this week signed an agreement giving a U.S. firm

The Rocky Mountain region last year slipped into last place in per capita personal income, for the f

The air freight business is shifting emphasis from dispatch to delivery, in response to customer dem

Two U.S. corporate giants, with products as different as the East is from the West, have come up wit

The oil-producing countries outside of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will meet i

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission awarded a full-power operating license to the controversial Shoreh

Coastal Barge Corp. is seeking government permission to transfer temporarily a lighter-aboard-ship v

ALLEGATIONS OF FUTURES MARKET IMPROPRIETIES, new computerized trading systems and increasingly close

A New York-based aircraft parts firm and its chief executive admitted importing South African jet eq

Sony Corp. Thursday announced it has developed a portable digital video- cassette recorder that allo

US SETS NO DEADLINE ON MEXICAN DEBT PACTWASHINGTON - An imminent debt package with Mexico sh

About 25 percent of North Sea crude oil did not get to market Wednesdaybecause a small gas e

The dependency between this little town and its railroad remains basically unchanged after nearly 11

Computerization may provide the trucking industry with the tools it needs to end its driver shortage

The unification of European economies in 1992 won't have a sudden dramatic impact on coal trade, but

The Maritime Administration has reversed a 1988 policy decision allowing ships built overseas but re

San Francisco-based Wells Fargo Bank is effectively handing over its foreign business to Hongkong &

FRANCHISEIT CORP. (Bohemia, N.Y.) - Lawrence B. Costello was named president and director. Mr. Coste

Inventories of gasoline declined and distillate fuel supplies increased, the American Petroleum Inst

FRANK B. HALL SUBSIDIARY NAMES CARRAGHER PRESIDENTBRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. - Tracey A. Carragh

Saying they seek "tax justice," a Los Angeles assemblywoman and a state tax board member want to imp

The Soviet Union is seriously considering placement of a $1 billion order to build 30 new ships in J

Agreement was expected to be reached Wednesday for bankrupt United States Lines Inc. to pay $1.8 mil

Wed., Apr. 19, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

A sharp increase in the price of crude oil Wednesday pushed the daily Journal of Commercial Industri

Edward Rowell, U.S. ambassador to Portugal, commended Portuguese energy officials for basing a decis

A U.S. demand for further South Korean trade concessions over the next year or two would threaten So