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International Petroleum Exchange Aug. 24, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

The Clinton administration is continuing to pursue a two-track commercial policy toward China, despi

ENRON CARTON WINS BID ON COGENERATION PLANTNEW YORK - Enron Development Corp., a div

Despite a promise to disclose all information associated with international trade disputes, U.S. Tra

Wellcome PLC launched a legal fight with rival SmithKline Beecham PLC Wednesday, claiming SmithKline

Maersk Inc. said it opened new offices in Wuhan and Ningbo, China, "to meet the trade's demand for i

Four years ago, Reggie Cook quit his job, pocketed $2,000 in savings, girded his wife and two kids a

WORK STOPPAGE ENDS AT PORT OF KAKINADAKAKINADA, India - Conditions at Kakinada were

Most of the foreign ships detained in British ports last month after failing safety inspections had

Shipyards are building better-quality tankers than in the past despite the slump in newbuilding pric

Lower demand for coal in Asia and higher construction costs are forcing the Port of Los Angeles to c

Mersey Docks and Harbour Co., which owns the U.K. ports of Liverpool and Sheerness, reported a recor

Every time they see a baseball tossed or a life jacket left unfastened, the captain and crew of the

UNITED TO TAKE OVER DENVER'S BAGGAGE SYSTEMDENVER - United Airlines plans to take ov

Soaring property costs are forcing foreign companies in Hong Kong to make tough decisions. Their emp

Small freight forwarders are upset over a Pentagon plan to funnel as much as $200 million in air car

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

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This week's relatively problem-free election of ruling party candidate Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon

"The era of politicians-symbols is coming to an end, and now the time has come for professionals in

OPEC MINISTERS' MEET SET FOR NOV. 21 IN BALILONDON - OPEC's next ministerial confere

Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao pays his first visit to Vietnam and Singapore next month, signalin

International Petroleum Exchange Aug. 23, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

COMMERCE MAKES DEAL ON PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPERWASHINGTON - The Commerce Department has dr

LIGHT GRADES SEEN SHOWING LITTLE STRENGTHTOKYO - With all the clamor about their str

Anheuser-Busch Inc. is hoping beer drinkers overseas will forsake their local brews and instead say,

Monsanto Co. has promised to pay $1 million to whoever comes up with a way to recycle ammonia in che

Hong Kong faces stern challenges to its prime - and lucrative - role in China's foreign trade. Most

Several Russian governmental bodies, commercial banks and gold industry enterprises said they were f

A seafarers union has ended a two-day walkout on a vessel owned by a Philadelphia tanker operator, a

Finance Minister Masayoshi Takemura said Tuesday U.S.-Japan framework trade talks on insurance "have

When Claudia Cota first started exporting jewelry to the United States from this steep-hilled town w

The Teamsters union is suspending a local president because of alleged organized crime connections a

Tower Group International Inc. said it has acquired the U.S. operations ofTrans Global Logis

FEDERAL EXPRESS TO ADD CARGO FLIGHTS IN JAPANOSAKA, Japan - Federal Express Corp. sa

Aug. 23, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

Juan Bosco Marti gambled $2.5 million to retool and restructure his textile company for Mexico's new

MG CORP. (New York) - David MacKenzie was named president of MG Corp.'s MG Natural Gas Corp. subsidi

UZBEKISTAN EXPECTS GOOD COTTON HARVESTMOSCOW - Uzbekistan, the former Soviet Union's

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