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AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP (New York) - Mary G. "Trudi" Williams was named regional vice president

MONTANA SLASHES DEBT ON WORKERS COMP 95 PERCENTGREAT FALLS, Mont. - The state workers compen

When Centigram Communications Corp. of San Jose, Calif. started exporting in the late 1980s, the com

Some insurers say fraud is so rampant under the province's no-fault auto insurance law it may drive

A reported oil-equipment deal between Ukraine and Iraq has sparked concern by U.S. and U.N. official

U.S. and Canadian officials said they had broken up a scheme by a major Japanese trading firm and tw

U.S. bank loan exposure to nations and multilateral organizations rose 4 percent to $227.266 billion

The case of six Romanian stowaways held in a Groton, Conn., hotel has raised new questions about the

Taiwan's central bank appears to have chosen financial stability over economic growth, analysts said

RUSSIA MAY IMPORT AUSTRALIAN ALUMINACANBERRA, Australia - Australia is in negotiatio

Crowley Maritime Services' 25th and last sealift of oil-industry cargo to Alaska's Prudhoe Bay has g

The six member ocean carriers in the Latin American Shipping Service Association plan steep surcharg

RUSSIA AND JAPAN PLAN JOINT FERRY SERVICETOKYO - A Russia-Japanese private working g

The owners of the bulk carrier Apollo Sea, which disappeared off the Cape coast during a violent sto

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Despite attempts by stevedoring employers at the French port of Marseilles to solve a labor conflict

In an effort to dig itself out of the red, Czech Railways has created a freight division in the hope

Businessman Tajudin Ramli on Wednesday took out the largest personal loan in Malaysian history - 1.7

ALITALIA, UNIONS REACH RESTRUCTURING ACCORDMILAN, Italy - Italian state airline Alit

The Securities and Exchange Commission's yearlong probe of the municipal bond market has expanded to

Chevron was inundated with calls Tuesday from aircraft owners who want to accept the company's offer

The House Transportation and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee unanimously accepted an amendment Wedn

The Federal Railroad Administration told Congress Wednesday that it believes collision avoidance sys

Rail carriers are making a pre-emptive strike to reduce emissions from locomotives in hopes of headi

Wednesday July 13, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

A Detroit "job screening service" advertising itself as Santa Fe Air has become embroiled in a dispu

A strike against the Soo Line Railroad is expected to have only limited impact on the nation's grain

MALAYSIAN, UZBEK FIRMS SIGN OIL FIELD DEALKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysian company

26 CANADIAN AIRPORTS TO BE PRIVATIZED BY '99OTTAWA - Canada's Transport Minister Dou

Southern Pacific Rail Corp. has joined the railroad industry shift to alternating current (AC) tract

Indonesian crude oil prices surged to a one-year high as hot temperatures in Japan pushed electricit

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Raising the prospect of a shortage of gasoline early next year, oil interests Wednesday suedto block

The Overseas Private Investment Corp. said it has approved $200 million in political risk insurance

Yemeni Deputy Prime Minister Abdul-Qader Bagammal said he believed damage to the Aden refinery would

New York Mercantile Exchange - July 13, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

July 13, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

U.S. inventories of crude oil rose 1.3 million barrels during the week ended July 8 compared with th

AMOCO TO INCREASE COLOMBIAN INVESTMENTHOUSTON - Amoco Corp. will increase its invest