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The appointment of a gynecologist as Greece's new shipping minister may seem an odd choice.N

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SERPAC GROUP TO BOOSTBUNKER FUEL SURCHARGESSAN FRANCISCO - The Serpac carrier consortium sai

The possibility, however remote, that the Democrats will gain control of the House could rattle fina

1323 (Nov. 1, 1996) Previous day - 1311The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in Lo

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

October brought more transportation jobs and larger export orders and raw material imports in manufa

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Nov. 9, '95 - Nov. 1, '96 (a graph)* Ann

Nov. 1, 1996Baltic International Freight Futures Market Prev.Close High Low

Ryder System Inc. is looking at options, including the possible sale, for its car haul division, whi

The ports of Seattle and Tacoma may compete fiercely for cargo and the shipping lines that haul it,

US, EU NEGOTIATORSOPEN AVIATION TALKSWASHINGTON - U.S. and European Union negotiators discus

Lloyd's of London has accepted the inevitable.The venerable, though tarnished, insurance ins

In an unprecedented step, John Sweeney, AFL-CIO president, convened a national coalition of rail uni

The Clinton administration warned the Surface Transportation Board not to take a back-door approach

Working to muscle Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. through bankruptcy's thickets, turnaround pro Joe Freema

New York Mercantile Exchange - Oct. 31, 1996Prev. Life of Contr. Open Open High Low

In the past 18 months, 15 small earthquakes have shaken the remote Nevada desert where federal offic

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Japan has given the green light to a big U.S. seed company to sell genetically engineered corn that

The largest private landowner in the Mojave National Preserve says the U.S. government must follow t

EASTMAN NOT A PARTOF OLEFINS PLANNEW YORK - Eastman Chemical Co. Thursday said it does not p

''South Carolina's chest is all puffed up because of this. It is something to be proud of.''

Japanese employees work hard, don't take many days of paid leave and don't cause many labor disputes

APEC MEMBERS DRAFTPLANS TO REMOVE BARRIERSMANILA - Members of the Asia-Pacific Economic Coop

On the heels of the Mexican government's about-face decision to avoid privatizing state petrochemica

The impact of drought is still being felt from Oklahoma to Kansas as farmers begin winter wheat plan

The Thai economy is at a crossroads as labor-intensive industries give way to higher technology prod

Pitco Frialator's international business is heating up.As fast-food chains pop up in places

Eight years in gestation, what should have been Hong Kong's first electronic data interchange system

P&O CONTAINERS POSTSLOWER PER-TEU REVENUELONDON - Average revenue per 20-foot container earn

While Asian trade experiences a pause in its usually breakneck growth, South Korea is using the time

For the second time this year, the Port of Los Angeles will sell revenue bonds to help finance its m

Traffic on the high seas will continue its expansion through this year, a United Nations economic ag

It wasn't long ago that a dozen roses bought for Valentines' Day almost certainly were grown in an A

Bill Matthews smiles when he hears people predict that U.S. manufacturing jobs are headed to Mexico

S&P LOWERS CHUBB LIFECLAIMS-PAYING RATINGNEW YORK - Standard & Poor's Corp. has lowered the

For William Ahern, the pretrial spotlight may be fleeting, but he probably won't complain. Mr. Ahern

The Massachusetts Division of Insurance can only blame itself for the controversy swirling around it