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New York Mercantile Exchange - Jan. 6, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

U.S. textile makers are optimistic about the coming year as exports continue to climb and a new worl

Airbus Industrie, the European aircraft consortium, said Monday its 1994 sales declined slightly to

Monday Jan. 9, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The Turkish government will proceed with the privatization of its telecommunications monopoly, follo

By naming him executive vice president for operations and distribution services, Southern Pacific Li

China's biggest bribery case has gone to court in Shenzhen, where a city official is accused of taki

China's coal industry, the world's biggest and probably most heavily subsidized, expects to wipe out

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 9, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

TOTEM OCEAN TRAILER EXPRESS INC. (Seattle) - Robert P. Magee, president and chief operating officer,

BEIJING OPPOSES PARTIAL TAIWAN LINKSTAIPEI, Taiwan - China opposes Taiwan's plan to

AIA Services Corp. and Idaho Department of Insurance officials said they resolved their latest diffe

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce's foray into car insurance may be a case of good news now, bad ne

PARENT ADDS $15 MILLION TO CHRISTIANIA RE CAPITALTARRYTOWN, N.Y. - Christiania Re Corp. rece

Japan pledged Monday to extend trade insurance worth $300 million over the next two years to Pakista

Nearly half the supertankers scrapped in 1994 were broken up in Pakistani yards. Whereas Chi

Officials and business people Friday welcomed a plan to allow direct shipping with China for the fir

The United States Friday sought to puncture reports that China had taken significant steps to combat

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

Marathon talks aimed at preserving U.S.-Canadian rail service through Maine continued into the early

When it comes to containerized traffic, South Africa's ports remain the entry of choicefor sub-Sahar

New standards to protect the nation's farm workers from pesticides will again be modified after havi

Russia will start building a new oil terminal in the Batareynaya Bay in the Gulf of Finland close to

In a further indication of how far China has progressed from communist economics, private savings ha

Robert Barnes had modest hopes when the U.S. Agency for International Development approved two infra

Investors in the petrochemical industry, recovered from a recent slump, are gearing up to meet the e

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South Jersey Port Corp., its future in doubt, started the new year by moving more cargo by truck tha

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The widely heralded airline alliances formed over the past few years, the focus of much management a

As 1994 came to a close, the oil tanker world was focused on one date - Dec. 28, the day the U.S. Co

The record-breaking harvest is over, and the barge companies that transported it are showing new sig

For the week ended Dec. 31, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

China is pushing subways and light-rail systems as the best solution to a problem it did not face un

Corp. said it will provide door-to-door document and package delivery service to the Gaza Strip and

Delta Air Lines Inc., in a bid to lower fuel costs, said it will do away with inflatable rafts on fl

RailAmerica Inc., a holding company that operates four regional and short- line freight railroads, s

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