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Friday Mar. 29, 1996Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Mar. 29, 1996U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Chinese forestry authorities have suspended logging of primeval forest in southwestern Yunnan provin

Most oil companies in Japan have adopted new pricing policies as Japan is set to liberalize imports

Norsi, one of Russia's biggest oil refineries, has agreed with Moscow Narodny bank to borrow $250 mi

Britain's United Utilities was lauded by analysts but condemned by the opposition Labor Party last w

Congress Friday sent to President Clinton a bill to free farmers from most federal controls on what

HEALTH INSURANCE BILLFACES UNCERTAIN FUTUREWASHINGTON - Americans would be able to keep thei

The British government Friday gave conditional authorization to Lloyd's of London's proposals to tra

In at least one big Chinese city, the days when employers routinely fired workers who became pregnan

The California state Senate last week passed legislation to create a state-run earthquake insurance

Western National Corp. announced a reduced profit for the year and a loss for the fourth quarter.

Businesses and homeowners in New York's urban areas will begin receiving nonrenewal notices from the

Two foreign insurance companies are positioning themselves for the opening of China's insurance mark

The legality of new bulk vessel operating subsidies recently awarded by the Maritime Administration

Shipper groups continue their bashing of the proposed Union Pacific Corp.-Southern Pacific Lines mer

Texas short line Brownsville & Rio Grande International Railroad has formally withdrawn concerns ove

SHELL'S DRILLING PLANSWORRY MEXICOMEXICO CITY - Mexico has officially voiced concern about o

FEDEX PILOTS URGEDTO REJECT PROPOSALMEMPHIS - Federal Express Corp. pilots should refuse a c

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TWO KILLED IN FALLINTO SHIP'S WASTE TANKLONDON - A ship's captain and its first engineer die

A new barge-building operation with 75 employees is preparing to open in the Bernard Bayou Industria

India's shipbreaking industry is in trouble, with output down, costs up and little hope of improveme

The Baltic shipyards of the biggest German shipbuilder, Bremer Vulkan Verbund AG, are casting off fr

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BOEING PLANS TO SELLGEORGIA HARDWARE UNITNEW YORK - Boeing Co. said Thursday it plans to sel

Edward Emmett tried to find calm in the eye of several transportation storms, some of which have bee

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The Federal Aviation Administration rolled out its new blueprint for personnel and procurement refor

CSX TRANSPORTATION INC. (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Mark A. Hinsdale was appointed assistant general mana

Union Pacific Corp. and Southern Pacific Lines clearly have their work cut out for them as more ship

Two recent studies offered a mixed verdict on the feasibility of creating a consortium to pool air c

A refurbished Fiat auto plant in this northern Italian city is the unlikely setting for the start of

NEW TECHNOLOGY REVIVESLOUISIANA OIL EXPLORATIONNEW ORLEANS - Interest in oil exploration in

Trade leads supplied by:U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole has handed opponents of maritime subsidies a powerful tool for gener

The future of a landmark earthquake insurance program has been thrown into doubt as California lawma

Mar. 28, 1996Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

In a move that signals a graduation from low-tech to high-tech production in Mexico's border plants,