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Feb. 13, 1996 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

EU TRIES TO PLAY DOWN TRADE-LABOR LINKThe European Commission on Tuesday tried to discount r

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A Houston jury has awarded $5.6 million to 22 people whose property was damaged or destroyed by a ga

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Tuesday Feb. 13, 1996 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

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The world's demand for oil last year grew at its quickest pace since 1988, but the supply of oil inc

Barbados is intensifying efforts to become one of the world's major offshore information processing

Indian exports to the United States could jump 30 percent a year with some additional marketing effo

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A dispute between the United States and Japan over access to Japan's insurance market may be resolve

RUSSIA ACKNOWLEDGES SOURCE OF URANIUMBONN - Russian authorities have acknowledged fo

The Japanese may leave their hearts in San Francisco, but when it comes to heart-shaped chocolates,

This year, Chan Arlington was taking no chances. He ordered his sweetheart's flowers early.

As Long Beach and Los Angeles, the nation's top two containerports, rush headlong into the construct

American International Group and several other insurance companies lost their court bid Tuesday to d

Japan's machinery makers saw the value of orders from the private sector, excluding orders for ships

KUWAIT INSURANCE POSTS 30 PERCENT DIVIDEND FOR 1995The Kuwait Insurance Co., the emirate's l

The attorney general of Texas said he shared the concern of the nation's truck insurers about the sa

Swiss Reinsurance Co. has agreed to purchase one million shares of EnhanceFinancial Services

TIG Holdings Inc. has reported substantially higher profits for the fourth quarter of 1995, up to $3

RELIANCE NATIONAL (New York) - Jeff Dailey has joined the company as senior executive for non-standa

Described by the earliest British settlers as a barren rock, Hong Kong is bereft of many of the natu

Lloyd's of London said formalizing its settlement offer has given investors a clearer idea than befo

Richard H. Jenrette, longtime chairman and chief executive of the Equitable Cos., will retire today

People frequently ask me what changes have taken place at The Journal of Commerce since its acquisit

U.S. business executives are preparing for one of the heaviest assaults in years on a basic but cont

The Port of Veracruz has not and is not breaking environmental rules as it expands to meet growth ne

The Pentagon's Military Sealift Command has been reorganized into a structure that its leaders say w

Liverpool dockworkers are seeking the support of the International Longshoremen's Association in the

HAMBURG-SUD FORECASTS NEW BOOST IN BOX CARGOLONDON - Hamburg-Sud, the German shippin

Puget Sound pilots are pushing for a nearly 14 percent increase in pilotage rates this year, setting

The following fuel oil prices are for the week ending Feb. 7, 1996, as supplied by the bunker fuel d

BWIA International Airways of Trinidad has fired its chairman and chief executive, an American, foll

The Shipbuilders Council of America, which represents many of the nation's commercial shipbuilders a