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Jan. 24, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

COLOMBIA RULES OUT OIL PRODUCTION CUTBOGOTA, Colombia - Colombia has no intention of cutting

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An Indiana official says a new contingency plan under the federal Superfund program should spur clea

Degussa Corp. announced a price increase for its niacin FCC grade, to become effective Feb. 1, 1989.

MERCK NET ROSE 32 PERCENT IN FOURTH QUARTERRAHWAY, N.J. - Merck & Co., the nation's leading

LOOK OVER YONDER and what do you see? In the case of Crowley Maritime Corp., it sees its pre

The Dutch government Tuesday launched the sale to private investors of a 34 percent stake in DSM NV,

K MART CORP. (Troy, Mich.) - David M. Carlson has been named senior vice president, corporate inform

Electronic mail is lifting superpower relations to a whole new level. In the spirit of impro

Comtex Scientific Corp. announced that Olde Discount Corp., Pont Data Inc. and Telenet Communication

PANEL TO REVIEW STATUS OF FMC TARIFF FILING- The House Merchant Marine Subcommittee will rev

Months after a private company won a ferocious battle to take over Manila's International Container

United Shipowners of America hopes the Maritime Administration will permit wider use of money withdr

After a two-month delay, a U.S. foreign aid shipment of wheat is on its way to Pakistan aboard a sup

US COURT BACKS AID IN CROWLEY CHALLENGEThe U.S. Court of Appeals Tuesday backed the Agency f

International Green Week Berlin 1989. Jan. 27-Feb. 2. Production and use ofcultivated plants

Police sealed off the port in this southern Chilean town Monday after an anonymous caller warned tha

Jan. 24, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange*PrevClose High

Jamaica must export to survive. When its government realized its legitimate exports were stuck in fo

DOUBLE-STACK TRAIN ARRIVES IN WORCESTERHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal said the f

1645 (Jan. 24, 1989) Previous day - 1646 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

CANADIANS PULL OUT OF SALMON PACT TALKSVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Canadian negotiators sa

* A.E. Cullison - Chrysanthemum Throne Reborn 8A * H. Erich Heinemann - Asking the Right Que

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The boom in trade between Taiwan and China looks certain to continue at least through this year, and

Rising worldwide cigarette sales and aggressive pricing are boosting profits in the American tobacco

Last year was a watershed for trade between the United States and Mexico. Mexico slashed trade restr

Carrier interests expressed disappointment Tuesday with a Supreme Court decision that they believe s

Shipping companies have threatened to impose a surcharge on cargo passing through Australia's main P

American President Lines Ltd., the largest container carrier at the Port of Seattle, is considering

International airlines plan to increase freight rates modestly for hauling export shipments eastward

There is a huge difference between Donald E. Petersen, chairman of Ford Motor Co., and Lee A. Iacocc

Ocean carriers will move immediately to stop enforcing the 50-mile container handling rule now that

Fairly soon, the car-rental industry simply may stop debating whether its customers should be offere

American motorists would save a staggering $3.7 billion each year on car insurance if state legislat

New terms set by reinsurers in the United States, Canada and Britain have led to an increase in gene

Fireman's Fund Corp. reported Tuesday that operating income and net income for the fourth quarter en

More than 1,100 jobs have been eliminated at Travelers Cos. with the latest round of job cuts and of

An "Inside Talk on Insurance" column that appeared on page 9A in The Journal of Commerce on Friday,