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The West of England protection and indemnity club has reported a significant strengthening in its fi

The Senate approved and sent to President Clinton Wednesday a $13.8 billion foreign operations bill

Aug. 10, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Coast Guard and contract divers began measuring the amount of fuel oil that remains in a barge t

In what it calls a strategy to get closer to customers, Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. is reshu

Mailcom. Aug. 16-18. Fall conference of the Mail Systems Management Association. Chicago HyattRegenc

More than 170 blocks of cocaine with an estimated street value of $62 million were seized over the w

A frost in Brazil that damaged the coffee crop has created unseasonably strong demand, forcing U.S.

Federal officials told a congressional panel Wednesday the United States is cracking down on fuel ta

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway will take delivery of 50 locomotives in September and October, d

OILMAN CLAIMS VICTORY IN COLORADO PRIMARYDENVER - Millionaire oilman Bruce Benson cl

Despite growing trade problems that have resulted in compensatory penalties on both sides of the Rio

Exxon Co. USA said it will introduce "cash and credit at the same price" at participating gasoline s

Thai wholesale prices in July were 0.2 percent higher than in June, and 3.1 percent higher than in J

The addition of floating casinos carrying thousands of people in the Port of New Orleans and elsewhe

Ansett Airlines, perched comfortably as Australia's most popular domestic carrier, is set to spread

The head of the U.S. Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. has flatly ruled out any deal in upcomi

President Clinton made a powerful plea to business leaders for moving forward with new trade agreeme

International Petroleum ExchangeAug. 10, 1994 Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

AGENTS LAUD US HOUSE FOR CROP INSURANCE BILLThe president of the Independent Insurance Agent

Fuel oil prices from early September are expected to remain firm, but traders see prices sliding for

RUSSIA TARIFF-CUT PLAN EXPECTED BY SEPTEMBERRussia will have a plan ready by September to tr

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

The European Union may gain its first-ever common frontier with Russia next year thanksto Finland.

OKLA. PIPELINE FIRMS, UTILITIES JOIN TAX FIGHTOKLAHOMA CITY - The state's biggest ut

State Farm is cutting payments to victims of Hurricane Andrew on the storm's second anniversary.

Total 1993 grain production rose 7 percent over 1992 in the 10 nations of Central and Eastern Europe

In a bid to lower costs and better compete against Korean shipyards, major Japanese shipbuilders are

Hecny Group has opened a 30,000-square-foot cargo terminal at Miami International Airport. I

Grain and coal interests worried about the effect that a proposed hike in ship taxes could have on i

Air Canada Wednesday announced consolidated second-quarter earnings of C$27 million (US$20 million),

Truckers coming into the Port of Seattle soon will have access to an automated fueling facility loca

Egyptian Oil Minister Hamdi al-Banbi arrived in Israel Wednesday for a meeting with Israeli counterp

Ben Jackson, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission's (OCC) staff conservation attorney, has proposed c

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

Goldman, Sachs & Co. of New York began direct B-share trading on the Shanghai stock exchange after b

TOYOTA TO BUY GLASS FROM US' GUARDIANTOKYO - Toyota Motor Corp. said it has begun to

Canadian Hydro Developers said it is preparing to seal several power project deals in India.

Citizens Utilities Co. has suspended work on a failed Clyde River dam while it attempts to reach an

Lloyd's of London announced measures that aim to tighten efficiency in the running of insurance plan