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Nov. 8, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

The inclusion of a social clause in the new World Trade Organization could avert an outbreak of unil

International Petroleum Exchange Nov. 8, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Nigeria is completing plans to export refined oil products to neighboring African countries to boost

Interstate natural-gas pipelines sold just 3 percent of all gas supplies in the United States in the

SHELL OPENS STATION FOR GAS IN DC AREABELTSVILLE, Md. - Shell Oil Co. has opened its

The United States will remove Thailand from the priority list of nations infringing intellectual pro

PAKISTAN THROWS OPEN TEXTILE, APPAREL MARKETSThe Pakistani Cabinet has approved a sweeping d

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Energy hedging, or the use of financial instruments to lock in prices and profits while protecting a

Only weeks into an all-out effort to combat inflation, the Iranian Parliament approved a bill Tuesda

The U.S. government hopes American companies will get a bigger slice of a $1.3 billion telecommunica

In another small move toward a market economy, Cuban variety stores popularly referred to as "los te

Russian oil exports in 1995 will be maintained at the same level as 1994, Fuel and Energy Minister Y

Crystal Oil Co. said it has a definitive agreement to sell nearly all of its U.S. oil and gas proper

NATURAL GAS CLEARINGHOUSE Natural Gas Clearinghouse - Posted prices for Nov. 1994 (s

Vice President Al Gore and the Clinton administration's top trade and transportation officials will

Tuesday Nov. 8, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Business and government leaders are gearing up for a rush of business from a flurry of visits by Ame

South Korea's top three electronics companies, expecting a sales boom to continue both at home and a

NISSAN MEXICANA WILL EXPAND ROLENissan Motor Co. plans to transfer all business operations f

In a further move to streamline and modernize its financial sector, China is merging small credit co

NORTH AMERICA Export Matchmaker '94: Exporting to Russia - Opportunity or Not? Dec. 13. New

East German companies are losing sales in the western part of the countrybecause of the relu

The Greek government Tuesday postponed plans to sell 25 percent of the state Hellenic Telecom, admit

It was none other than the Virgin of Guadalupe who revealed to Val Nicholson a valuable secret about

US LEADS NATIONS INVESTING IN POLANDNEW YORK - Western companies have invested $4 bi

France is expected to do what it can to delay until 1998 further European Union deregulation of the

In a country noted for efficiency and high-quality goods and services, Deutsche Telekom, Germany's s

Few companies have exploited the telecommunications revolution with more verve than Oy Nokia.

The agency contracted by the U.S. government to find out how much an oil spill would cost to clean u

In what appears to be a roundabout way of acknowledging some problems, China's principal insurance e

Exports of raw sugar should hit a record 3.7 million metric tons in 1994-95 at a time when the outlo

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