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International Petroleum Exchange Sep. 2, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Computer buffs can now use their bytes to get a bite to eat under a plan unveiled last month by Pizz

Germany's Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel Friday criticized the policy paper on the future of the Euro

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

A Treasury Department report proclaiming the positive impact on U.S. exports of International Moneta

For many reinsurance companies, it is grow or die. The competitive realities of the 1990s de

Canadian industries operated at a seasonally adjusted 81.7 percent of capacity between April and Jun

MIDWESTERN WHEAT SEES UNUSUAL HIGH DEMANDST. PAUL, Minn. - Shrinking world wheat sup

From the bustling central railway station in Sweden's capital city to the isolated mining and loggin

Public utilities and railroads are increasingly using aluminum railcars to replace their aging steel

Reversing a three-year policy of silence, the Transportation Department on Friday released a list of

Opponents of converting old railroad tracks into hiking trails are exaggerating the possible risk of

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

SBA, EX-IM BANK SET TO GIVE LOAN SEMINARSThe Small Business Administration and the Export-Im

MET LIFE, TRAVELERS SIGN MERGER PACTNEW YORK - Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and T

Shoreline Mutual Insurance - one of the possible alternative sources of backing for the certificates

Edward Budd, a 39-year fixture of the staid Travelers insurance empire, retired as chairman late las

Southern China's commercial capital of Guangzhou is a hub of trade and investment, but it has a numb

The article Sept. 1 on Page 8B with the headline "Bilspedition Sells Over 84 percent of ACL As It Ex

Wente Brothers Winery has signed an exclusive agreement with Montrose International in Beijing to be

Voters in Finland are expected to opt for membership in the European Union in a referendum on Oct. 1

Nigeria's 2-month-old oil workers' strike is continuing to slash the country's crude output by aroun

New technology and design regulations are changing the look, weight and price of the intermodal tank

A Japanese company purchased three cheese processing machines, then switched tracks and decided it w

Ever since oil prices cratered a decade ago, economic diversification has been the buzzword for reju

China's most ambitious railroad project, a high-speed link between Beijing and Hong Kong, is likely

For the week ended Aug. 27, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

An intrastate squabble over highway prominence and funding has emerged as the latest wrinkle to show

Attempts by California state legislators to rewrite homeowners' and earthquake insurance laws died f

Farmers in nine additional Nebraska counties have been declared eligible for emergency U.S. Departme

The trustees of a maritime union's benefits plan had the legal right to terminate employer contribut

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

Amid the lingering aftereffects of the April Teamsters' strike, less-than- truckload carriers are pa

Imports of cheap U.S. apples look set to swamp the Japanese market and threaten local producers unab

Commerce between Arizona and the neighboring Mexican state of Sonora should be easier to arrange tha

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The latest tussle between the United States and its island neighbor Cuba has triggered renewed specu

Collective bargaining talks this year between U.S.-flag shipping lines and their seafarer unions wer

Mexico's transport unions are fighting for their lives. The nation's second-largest airline

As a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, Ceramco Inc. was lost among the parent company's many products