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International Petroleum Exchange June 7, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

LINDSEY MORDEN CLAIM SERVICES INC. (Tyler, Texas) - Donald B. Smith was named president and chief op

Five foreign insurance firms are seeking government approval to operate in the Philippines, which on

The chairman of the House Rules Committee said he will support independent insurance agents trying t

In the next stage of its promised effort to protect intellectual-property rights, China said it is c

The binational Arizona-Sonora Commission has joined the fast-growing number of panels accessing the

China appears set to retaliate against U.S. business interests because of the decision to allow Taiw

About 3,000 books will soon be in the hands of seafarers who are far from a shoreside library, thank

Display of Finely Detailed Ship Models. Through December. New York. Models representing ships from t

A bill lifting a longstanding ban on exports of Alaskan crude oil, already approved by the Senate, i

Scott McBurney was an accomplished pianist with a master's degree in musicfrom Texas Christi

Radio equipment inspections for Great Lakes ship operators would become more convenient under a prop

Presidents Boris Yeltsin of Russia and Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine will try to settle a dispute over th

The International Transport Workers' Federation has joined the growing ranks of shipping organizatio

Bulk shippers are alarmed at proposals to eliminate the Commerce Department and other budget-driven

Freight Users Association of New York. June 8. 25th annual meeting and installation of officers. Syo

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, June 7, '94 - June 7, '95 (a graph) (2)D

Even though airline profits are improving and cargo and passenger traffic is increasing, orders for

Latin American airlines are fighting back against their big competitors to the north with a new freq

CALIFORNIA TO RECEIVE MORE TRANSPORT FUNDSWASHINGTON - The Transportation Department

Tension between labor and management at Grand Trunk Western Railroad continues to mount as the railr

Western Europe's airlines sharply cut their losses in 1994 but fell short of posting a profit, an in

AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS (Alexandria, Va.) - James H. Lewis was named director of media relati

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Wednesday, June 7, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

US NEARS AIR ACCORD WITH 9 EUROPEAN STATESVIENNA, Austria - The United States will s

A top Clinton administration official went on the offensive Wednesday, dismissing as "not credible"

The Secretaria de Comercio y Fomento Industrial (Secofi), Mexico's commerce agency, has imposed prel

The Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer Francais, France's national railway,plans to spin o

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed Wednesday after recovering from a slide on rumors of Argentine de

Boeing Co. released its annual outlook for the airline industry this week and concluded that while c

World coal prices are expected to increase over the next two years because of tight supply and risin

In the wake of one of the shortest courtships to take place in the air forwarding industry, Right-O-

The British Columbia government announced late Tuesday it will reduce business ties with the Bonnevi

The end of this country's telecommunications monopoly is expected to open private investment opportu

Key committees in the California Legislature will meet next Tuesday to hold a briefing on the two pr

Oil exploration is risky anywhere, but in China the chance of returns is becoming too slim for forei

South Korea's trade and energy ministry said it will work to strengthen economic ties with oil-produ

Telecom companies from Denmark and Italy have submitted the highest bids in a race to take effective