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Apr. 3, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

In the politically correct Western world, it is said that one man's personal freedom ends where anot

The International Maritime Organization is holding talks this week on a new convention concerning th

A.M. Best Co. downgraded Prudential Insurance Co. of America to "A," its third-highest rating, from

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Mar. 31, 1995.

Vietnam and the World Bank are negotiating the bank's first power sector loan to the communist count

The new owner of Cascade General Inc., a ship-repair contractor at the Port of Portland's (Ore.) Swa

The managing director of Airbus Industrie has his doubts about whether sales of a 600-seat double-de

U.S. maritime unions are losing hundreds of jobs as U.S.-flag ocean carriers register new ships abro

Horace Clarkson PLC, the shipbroking and insurance broking group, reported a pretax profit of 3.1 mi

Employers and labor unions should ensure an improved waterfront labor climate by agreeing to a 10-ye

The European Union's Transport Commissioner Neil Kinnock said he soon will present measures to remov

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The issue of extending financing to private companies dominated pre-meeting seminars at the Inter-Am

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

Going, going . . . and it may soon be gone. Recent moves by U.S.-flag shipowners to switch t

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FREIGHTER FIRE KILLS 1 OFF HONG KONG COASTHONG KONG - Fire aboard a Greek freighter

Beginning an annual tug-of-war over rates, state-licensed pilots in San Francisco are asking for a 9

Lawmakers in Mexico's Chamber of Deputies are expected to receive a proposed privatization package t

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The strong deutsche mark is driving German liner shipping further into the red, and is compounding t

The Inter-American Development Bank is expected to approve more than $6 billion in financing this ye

The cost of cleaning up the chemical cesspool underneath Miami International Airport could range fro

Prospects for a strike later this week against Consolidated Rail Corp. by the Brotherhood of Mainten

Robert S. Miller Jr., who helped Chrysler Corp. overcome its financial difficulties in the 1980s, se

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday ruled that Oklahoma may impose a sales tax on the entire cost of an in

Overnite Transportation Co. and the Teamsters union ended a busy month by splitting twoorganizing vo

China's sweeping crackdown on its wayward futures market after two trading scandals in Shanghai refl

Massive intervention by the U.S. Federal Reserve in the currency markets failed to lift the U.S. dol

The pre-eminence of the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency, Charles de Gaulle once said, en

The trouble-dogged Daya Bay nuclear plant in China faces a lengthy shutdown as maintenance demands a

In the story "Texas Expects Exports to Slow After Record-Setting 1994," which appeared on Page 3A on

COMMODITY EXCHANGE ELECTS CHAIRMANCoffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange members last week elected

The European Commission plan to tighten limits on Hollywood films shown on European television ran i

Sales of state-owned petroleum operations will change the world oil industry over the rest of the de

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German Telecommunications Minister Wolfgang Boetsch, in a visit here this week, is urging the U.S. g

As of Apr. 3, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained