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A major U.S. oil firm, Amoco Production Co., will place bids by year-end for oil exploration and pro

Montgomery Watson, an environmental management, engineering, construction and technology services co

Precise conditions for talks to let four foreign oil firms vie for a share in the Czech petrochemica

ALASKA PIPELINE AUDIT FINDS 4,920 PROBLEMSANCHORAGE - A total of 4,920 management, o

Arco Chemical Co., Newtown Square, Pa., has confirmed that a "private letter ruling" by the Internal

Insurance agencies are turning toward "benchmarking" to help them survive in a highly competitive en

The milestone production sharing agreement had barely stopped fluttering in the cool breeze off the

Friday Sept. 30, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Born in Yonkers, N.Y., Erland P. Stevens Jr. began his insurance career in Ashland in 1963 with the

California Gov.Pete Wilson this week signed a law permanently banning new oil and gas exploration an

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 230.67 off 0.21

Officials and businesses in India are mounting an aggressive effort to calm what they see as overblo

Sept. 30, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represen

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

A federal judge has declared Oregon the winner in a trade dispute over apple- grading standards.

More than 90 California public health and environmental safety laws could be at risk if Congress app

Japan, the world's largest aid donor, vowed last week to take the initiative in encouraging more hel

The lifting of a ban on flexible and more cost-effective derivatives in Japan offers another way to

Julian Valtierra Segovia last year bought a new Volkswagen Jetta for $19,500. He does not know the i

The neighboring ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are among the most profitable in the nation, but

Traditionally, when pallets carrying refrigerated goods were unloaded at a Philadelphia's Packer Ave

As of Sept. 30, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from

From dredging to port-entry fees to international trade, ports are using a variety of lobbying tacti

Despite concern about the size of next year's Brazilian coffee crop, reduced first by frost and now

Mexico's port privatization push has started to pay off with greater steamship activity along the Pa

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RUSSIA DENIES PLANS TO STOP GOLD EXPORTSMOSCOW - Russia denied that it was planning

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History books will record 1994 as a year of marked change for the Port of Philadelphia. It w

John Hyatt, an international freight forwarder and a history buff, looks forward as well as backward

The supply of hogs and pigs has reached the highest level since June 1980, the Agriculture Departmen

A strike has shut Guyana's largest gold mine at Omai district as rival trade unions attempt to obtai

The American Association of Port Authorities' 83rd annual convention, convening this year in Philade

Intense lobbying from mining companies and the impending end of the congressional session sank effor

The Port of New York and New Jersey is holding onto its ranking as the busiest containerport on the

World natural rubber prices are soaring again due to rising demand, falling output and higher prices

The U.S. economic recovery has been reflected in the 15.8 percent growth in containerized cargo movi

Customs brokers expressed concern that the U.S. Customs reorganization plan announced Friday will di