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New York Mercantile Exchange - May 30, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending May 26, 1995. U

A split is emerging in the tanker industry about whether the cost of providing financial guarantees

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

May 30, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

May 30, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Norway's state-owned oil group Statoil is considering investing in Venezuela's Orimulsion fuel and o

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Telling Europe's reforming economies not to sit back "like fat, rich, West Germans," Harvard economi

The state's benchmark rates for homeowners' and renters' insurance are going down, Texas Insurance C

Robert Ritchie, president of CP Rail System, Tuesday cautiously backed the privatization of Canadian

The price of doing business is changing at the Port of Miami and carriers aren't too happy with it.<

H. Lee Vanderpool, director of international sales for CSX Intermodal, died Saturday at Howard Count

Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Co. (Adma-Opco), the second-largest oil firm in the United Arab Emirates,

Russia's agreement last week to forge closer ties with the republic of Belarus may be good news for

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BRITISH AIRWAYS PLANS FOR 3,000 NEW JOBSLONDON - British Airways said Tuesday it wou

The Department of Defense has told Congress it will not fund a transition program designed to help U

One of Spain's biggest banks, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya SA, will take a majority stake in a troubled Mexi

Revenue from tourism, a major component of Spain's balance of payments, was up 18.7 percent in March

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The Clinton administration is undertaking measures ranging from tourism promotion to a science and t

At first, everything looked good to the bankers. The borrowers manufactured equipment for di

Lloyd's of London named David Newbigging chairman of Equitas, the company that the market is forming

The European Commission will soon lift the shield of antitrust immunity that has allowed shipping li

China's loss is proving America's gain, certainly as far as food is concerned. The 1994 grai

Japan Tuesday raised the stakes in its heated dispute with the United States over autos and auto par

Indonesian coffee exporters are accelerating their bean sales to Japanese clients because of a recen

German plant and machinery orders rose a real 7 percent on the year in March, the German Machinery a

The second hundred days of the 104th Congress mark the best chance insurers and brokers have had in

TONEN SAYS LEAK PROBE COULD HURT BUSINESSTOKYO - A prolonged investigation into the

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

In this corner of the Caribbean, August usually brings hurricanes. But the international business co

MATHIS NAMED CHIEF OF KEMPER NATIONALLONG GROVE, Ill. - David B. Mathis, 57, was elected cha

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The rail industry is proposing to overhaul railroad safety regulation by replacing traditional, deta

Without-recourse financing, commonly known as forfaiting, can be a simple way to eliminate the risks

Battle lines are being drawn up over petrochemical tariffs, with the government in the middle.

Finding hard figures on the shape of the North Korean economy is as difficult as obtaining a bus or

The reshaping of the insurance business is the underlying theme of the annual conference of the Nati