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Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 227.67 up 1.18 which compares

As of Apr. 4, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

1206 (Mar. 31, 1994) Previous day - 1207 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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While U.S. and Chinese officials rattle sabers over trade issues, the two nations are quietly cooper

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

ANERA RAISES RATES FROM TAIWAN TO USHONG KONG - The Asia North American Eastbound Ra

The Port of New Orleans expects to garner more cargo and revenue from the new lease of its Nashville

Three Weeks Ended March 26, 1994, vs. Similar 1993 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

The controversy that ensnarled a Washington port marketing executive on a business trip to New Orlea

Rep. Tom DeLay, R-Texas, has taken Transportation Secretary Federico Pena to task over a DOT charact

For the week ended March 26, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

Clinton administration officials said they are still considering a complaint against Japan's barrier

The Grumman Corp. on Monday said its board of directors unanimously approved Northrop Corp.'s sweete

China will allow foreign airlines to invest in "at least one or two" domestic carriers this year, an

TTX Co.'s board of directors has approved an increase of $106 million in 1994 capital spending, brin

The Interstate Commerce Commission has unanimously agreed to step in and set compensation levels tha

After falling like a stone for more than a decade, railroad employment may have finallytouched rock

EPA MOVES TO VETO NEW HAMPSHIRE ROADNASHUA, N.H. - The U.S. Environmental Protection

THE MARKET SHARE OF NAVIERAS DE PUERTO RICO Oct. '91- Oct. '93-Jan. '92 Jan. '94

They had valiant World War II careers, running gauntlets of Nazi U-boats, delivering troops onto the

In a move that Great Lakes officials are touting as a major breakthrough, the U.S. Maritime Administ

The story "Two Truckers Lose Right to Operate," which appeared on Page 3B March 3, should have said

As more than 250 Teamsters union local presidents gathered here to discuss the possibility of a stri

A Lithuanian freighter sank in the North Sea on Monday without loss of life but was blocking a major

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Apr. 1, 1994. U

Tough ice was still causing trouble Monday for ships trying to bring iron ore out of Lake Superior,

Maersk Inc. made two separate disclosures related to its South American business Monday. The

In what appears to be the end of the final chapter for one of the most widely watched maritime safet

The Missouri Department of Insurance is seeking to stop a stockbroker convicted of fraud from sellin

A Norwegian tanker captain has been allowed to return to Norway pending a trial on charges that he i

Lobbyists for U.S. shippers and shipowners late last week faulted the Clinton administration for its

Life and health insurers' operating income increased by almost $3 billion in 1993 thanks to improved

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. last week sent letters and claim forms to 7,500 Pennsylvania policyh

The National Arson Forum has formed a national committee to plan activities for "Arson Awareness Wee

AIG REBUYS 1 MILLION OF ITS COMMON SHARESNEW YORK - American International Group Inc

HOME INSURANCE CO. (New York) - David Levinson was named assistant vice president and controller of

Former Gov. Wallace G. Wilkinson will be seeking $5 million in damages if he is allowed to sue Kentu

All of China's top exports to the United States might come under a virtual embargo if the United Sta