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Aasche Transportation Services Inc., expanding its refrigerated-hauling operations in the Midwest an

Proposed cuts in government subsidies could force the South Shore Railroad to increase prices and re

Albert C. Carlson, former sales manager for The Journal of Commerce's Transportation Telephone Tickl

One multinational in two is subject to a transfer pricing investigation either in its home country o

Commuter trains were running Monday morning in New York, although the threat of a strike by 4,500 ra

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The U.S. dollar rose Monday, particularly against the Japanese yen, but was unable to hold all of it

TNT Freightways Corp. announced the expected disappointing earnings for the second quarter Monday, a

For the military rulers in Myanmar, the key economic element in the release of Aung San Suu Kyi is t

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The boom in demand for oil products in Asia will not be matched by capacity expansion, but refiners

The customs union between Russia and Belarus went into effect last Saturday amid growing concern tha

South Korean companies are joining Marathon Oil Co. in exploring for oil and gas in the South China

Chinese authorities are planning a $2 billion petrochemical complex in the city of Panjin in the nor

Ten months into an unprecedented peace in Northern Ireland, a new war is being fought in the main st

A second American power project under review faces threat of cancellation unless the company lowers

FOUR WORKERS INJURED IN BLAST AT BASF PLANTLUDWIGSHAFEN, Germany - An explosion ripp

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerce assumes

WORLD BANK TO FINANCE SMALL 3RD WORLD FIRMSThe World Bank unveiled a roughly $200 million pr

In a step toward privatization, the Petroleum Authority of Thailand, starting Oct. 1, will implement

Exporters or importers are sought for the following items. Interested parties are asked to contact t

July 17, 1995 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

Monday July 17, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

July 17, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

July 17, 1995 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%

International Petroleum Exchange July 17, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

July 17, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

CONAGRA INC. (Omaha, Neb.) - James O'Donnell was named senior vice president and chief financial off

US WHEAT-EXPORT AID CONTINUES, WITHIN LIMITSWASHINGTON - The Department of Agricultu

1960 (July 17, 1995) Previous day - 1958 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

July 17, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

China is imposing restrictions on overseas investment in color-television production in order to pro

U.S. marine insurers are skeptical about new business getting pushed their way from London.

China and the United States have scheduled their first high-level meeting since relations plummeted

Japan's threat to renounce its bilateral aviation accord with Washington could pose a serious obstac

The Port of Visakhapatnam on India's east coast will shortly open bidding for the construction of fi

The sharp rally in freight rates for larger oil tankers over the past eight weeks may prove short-li

The government "will pay a high cost" if it insists upon reforming the state port enterprise Emporch

Texas Republican Gov. George W. Bush, in his third meeting with President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de L