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May 4, 1995 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Premi

The General Accounting Office this week warned of potential risks of merging the Commodity Futures T

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

Almost a year after single-licensing legislation went into effect, there is still little union in Eu

Chase Manhattan Corp. confirmed it would give up its membership on a variety of financial and commod

MITSUI MARINE EARNS MOODY'S TOP RATINGMoody's Investors Service has assigned its top rating

May 4, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent p

CIGNA REPORTS JUMP IN QUARTERLY PROFITCigna Corp. reported a jump in consolidated net income

International Petroleum Exchange May 4, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)__

New York Mercantile Exchange - May 4, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Lo

EQUITABLE COS. (New York) - A. Frank Beaz was elected senior vice president of the company's subsidi

CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO LEAVE HYDRO-QUEBEC SEPT. 1NEW YORK - Richard Drouin, Hydro-Quebec

Consumer prices climbed 1 percent in April from the previous month, bringing the increase from April

Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico, the state-owned railroad heading for the auction blocks, is seek

North American Transportation Alliance. May 7-9. First joint conference featuring trucking associati

The European Union set tough terms Wednesday for six Eastern and Central European nations seeking to

Delaware Otsego Corp. will pay $2.25 million in cash and stock for a 40 percent interest in Toledo,

The European Commission called Wednesday for tougher sanctions against companies that break the Euro

The deficit-reduction bill Congress passed two years ago included a proposed tax of 4.3 cents a gall

Trade and industry associations Tuesday welcomed the breakthrough among South Asian nations on a pre

EXPEDITORS REPORTS RECORD NET FOR QUARTERSEATTLE - Expeditors International of Washi

The head of a leading German industrial federation said Wednesday that India offered a more favorabl

Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport has urged the Dutch government to bring forward the completion date of

Major rail carriers prepping for national contract talks with a dozen unions are portraying themselv

Consolidated Rail Corp. has named Cynthia A. Archer as senior vice president of the carrier's interm

Industrial production has taken a sudden leap in the Czech Republic this year, supplying the missing

With the chance of the hoped-for $700 million federal grant now uncertain, the Alameda Corridor Tran

A Union Pacific official said the railroad's mainline to Spokane, Wash., likely will return to norma

Last-ditch talks between the United States and Japan on automotive trade have upstaged meetings that

A Senate subcommittee Thursday voted to repeal federal highway speed limits and to make roads connec

"I am convinced that instituting a trade embargo with Iran is the most effective way our nation can

Flight attendants will hand out literature at airports on the benefits of safety restraint seats for

Global negotiations to reduce trade barriers in the financial services industry must be successfully

Lauding a wide margin of bipartisan support and predicting House passage, Rep. Bud Shuster, R-Pa., c

The new U.S. farm policy law may be built "from the ground up" partlybecause no lawmaker is

CIRCUIT PRODUCERS ATTEND MEXICO TRADE MISSIONMEXICO CITY - Some three dozen U.S. man

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The market for Asian bulk coal shipments is expected to double by the year 2000, but traditional pat

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