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International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 17, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

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In stark contrast to booming traffic at Europe's non-French northern ports, general traffic stagnate

It's all coming down. By the end of April the Port of Tacoma's unique X-ray cargo inspection facilit

ALEXANDER CONSULTING GROUP INC. (Lyndhurst, N.J.) - Robert K. Burden has been appointed executive vi

CNA FINANCIAL TO BUY SUBSIDIARY OF A&ACHICAGO - CNA Financial Corp. signed a definit

Like Deion Sanders, arguably the National Football League's best defensive player, Thomas Donohue of

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Russia has officially ended controls on oil exports but industry experts say that, even without the

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

A. Schulman, the Fairlawn supplier of plastic compounds and resins, has agreed to purchase the compo

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 232.96 off 0.22 wh

CHEVRON UNIT, CLARK CALL OFF REFINERY DEALNEW YORK - Chevron U.S.A. Products Co. and

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Carnival Corp., the world's largest cruise company, will keep on growing. Carnival placed a

The Port of Hamilton, on Lake Ontario, reported a 2.5 percent increase in traffic in 1994, reflectin

If initial figures for Lufthansa Cargo AG are any measure, Germany's export boom hasn't bottomed out

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld an Interstate CommerceCommission ruling tha

General Electric Co. has released a Federal Aviation Administration report that it said reaffirms th

Japan's insurance industry faces little liability, which could cause a major problem, from Tuesday's

Malaysia's January-November Industrial Production Index rose 11.7 percentfrom a year earlier

1909: Anegawa, central Japan. Estimated magnitude on the Richter scale (M) - 6.8. 41 killed. 978 hou

The scenes of mangled steel, crumpled buildings and collapsed highways caused by Tuesday's earthquak

The U.S. oil refining and marketing subsidiary of British Petroleum PLC willannounce Friday

Algeria exported a little more than 30 billion cubic meters of gas in 1994, down from 34 billion in

Canadian gold mining giant American Barrick Resources Corp. has agreed to sell its Mexican explorati

The profile of Drew Lewis headlined "BN, UP Chiefs See Santa Fe Merger as 'Do or Die' Battle," which

"The nation's hopeful dreams of economic prosperity through trade could be buried in the thick layer

The Caribbean Community (Caricom) has reduced tariffs on imports as part of an effort to create a cu

South Korea's Shinwon Corp. said it had agreed to build a joint-venture textile plant in North Korea

TEXACO REFINERY IN UK TO CLOSE FOR REPAIRSLONDON - The Texaco-operated Milford Haven

The Port of Wilmington, N.C., continues to make sizable gains in developing fresh fruit shipping fro

Two large American and Indian groups announced agreement Sunday to enter the market in insurance and

MGIC INVESTMENT POSTS 25 PERCENT INCREASE IN PROFITMILWAUKEE, Wis. - MGIC Investment Corp.,

LANDSTAR TO PURCHASE EXPRESS AMERICA FREIGHTSHELTON, Conn. - Landstar System Inc. Tu

Japan's domestic life insurers - and the government that reinsures their losses - are in for the big

Major carriers are being forced to divert cargo from Japan's principle container gateway, the earthq

Making deals in China is largely dictated by "guan xi" or relationships, and success comes from find

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