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International Petroleum Exchange May 26, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Bangladesh looks likely to follow India and Pakistan in tapping nuclear energy to meet chronic power

Bunker fuel prices in Asia are continuing last week's slide as world crude oil prices consolidate, a

US, TEXAS OFFICIALS CUT RED TAPE IN SPILL PLANHOUSTON - Federal and state officials

GATT CHIEF: TAIWAN NEEDN'T WAIT ON CHINAHONG KONG - GATT chief Peter Sutherland deni

President Clinton on Thursday said he would renew nondiscriminatory trade status for China indefinit

In 1930, Mary Muir was different from all other customs brokers in the United States. She was female

The prospect of millions of dollars of agricultural shipments returning to the ports of Los Angeles

In a rare move, the U.S. ambassador to Canada, James Blanchard, accused U.S. Agriculture Secretary M

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

Two companies with American connections appear on the recently released ranking of China's 10 best j

The Caribbean's most famous brew is at the center of a trade dispute between the region and the Euro

Tempers flared this week over the construction of an additional runway at Seattle-Tacoma Internation

Japan Airlines and Air France plan to launch a joint daily flight between Osaka and Paris on Sept. 4

An adequate supply of railcars is expected during this year's hard red winter wheat harvest in the U

Michael P. Angelos was appointed executive direc- tor of the Maryland Port Administration by Gov. Wi

A compromise agreement reached Wednesday at an International Maritime Organization meeting will perm

OPEC PREDICTS OUTPUT TO DOUBLE IN 25 YEARSLONDON - OPEC countries will have to almos

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The laker bulk shipping industry reported a sizable drop in 1994's early shipping season volume in t

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +11.795/20 101.85/23 101.95/24

The International Chamber of Commerce warned Thursday that major financial institutions and companie

Knotty political as well as economic issues seem likely to prevent Taiwan bankers from directly ente

In baseball, football and other sports, the home team has a special advantage over the visiting team

Operators of the Channel Tunnel said Thursday they will need another $2.26 billion to keep the under

After two years as acting vice president of cargo sales for Trans World Airlines, Bob Uttmark no lon

1475 (May 26, 1994) Previous day - 1496 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Arab states have not made any major oil discoveries over the past five years, but their gas reserves

Alliance Navigation Line, a small non-conference carrier operating on the North Atlantic, has replac

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

Nonperforming loans at Japan's 11 city banks appeared to have bottomed out by the end of fiscal 1993

At the Fisherman's Restaurant and Bar on Pier 57, the inflated Budweiser bottle only partially obscu

Industrial production in eastern Germany rose 20.1 percent in March from February and 16.2 percent c

With the June 7 primary election fast approaching, public opinion polls show that most voters are un

Japan retained its top spot in the global shipbuilding market during the January-March period for th

The city of Providence, R.I., has put the public portion of its port up for sale after more than a y

An independent study has concluded that U.S. railroads would realize only modest savings if the Fede

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 231.59 off 3.10

COFFEE PRICES TUMBLE AS SELLING CONTINUESPrices for coffee in the futures market were sharpl

"Ship, Sea and Sky: The Marine Art of James Edward Buttersworth." Through Sept. 5. New York. Exhibit