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NYMEX CRUDE FUTURES RISE TO $17.24 A BARRELNEW YORK - New York Mercantile Exchange c

A combination of events, both here and abroad, has led to a shortage of domestically produced steel

Lee Raymond, Exxon Corp. chairman, said last week that Alaska's Prince William Sound area, which was

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index reached a new high for 1994 at 99.3 Monday, surpassin

"K" LINE (AMERICA) INC. (Murray Hill, N.J.) - John P. Meade was named vice president, law.A former U

A Sudanese cargo ship, loaded with sugar and other food supplies, arrived Monday at a port in southe

Safety regulations issued late last week by the Coast Guard are aimed at improving navigation condit

Nelson Mandela's African National Congress, which is set to win a clear majority in South Africa's g

The AFL-CIO Monday said it will ask the U.S. Labor Department to investigate charges that a subsidia

Workplace deaths and injuries add up to about $115 billion annually in direct and indirect costs to

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

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

New York Mercantile Exchange - May 2, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 29, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Venezuelan oil authorities are planning to allow substantially more foreign investment in developing

As of May 2, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from sup

American President Cos. is being sued by a group of shareholders who claim company officers conceale

U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor said Monday the United States has made progress in talks wit

Industry has expressed disappointment at the White House announcement over the weekend delaying for

The global accord on agriculture struck as part of the Uruguay Round world- trade pact will not chan

Australian insurers, which control about A$110 billion (US$78.6 billion) in assets, are spreading th

When James Forstner travels abroad on business, he is not a man at ease. He never leaves his

The following business missions are scheduled. The Journal of Commerce assumes no responsibility for

Malaysia recorded a 343.9 million-ringgit ($132.3 million) trade surplus in January, down 12 percent

Indirect trade between Taiwan and China totaled US$1.2 billion during the first two months of this y

MORRISON KNUDSEN SEEKS TO SELL BARGEWASHINGTON - The Maritime Administration said Mo

A Miami front has been established in the battle between Brazil's two biggest airlines. This

The Clinton administration has decided the U.S. air traffic control system is so "bureaucratically e

The intermodal business is making a significant shift from exclusive deals between carriers to an op

As Teamsters drivers climbed behind their wheels and dock workers streamed back to loading bays for

May 2, 1994 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Bu

Saudi Arabia's program of temporarily closing spare oil-production capacity will be concentrated mai

Offshore oil drillers are seeing dollar signs under piles of salt in the Gulf of Mexico. New

In the brave, newly competitive world of public utilities, some utilities will be more competitive t

STUDY: AIDS PATIENTS CAN BENEFIT FROM DRUGSYDNEY, Australia - High doses of the drug

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

Roche Holding Ltd. will acquire U.S. health-care services giant Syntex Corp. in a deal valued at $5.

It took a long time, but demand has finally caught up with supply in the U.S. steel industry. As a r

Groupe Bollore Technologies of France, owners of the shipping company SCAC- Delmas-Vieljeux (SDV), a