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Frank Lorenzo, the controversial former airline executive whose effort to re- enter the industry has

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The government of Colombia has unified the exchange rate of the Colombian peso in an effort to stimu

Maryland shippers, looking to shave transport costs, are backing Maryland Midland Railway's bid to a

The nation's airlines want the U.S. Postal Service to delay awarding a new two-year contract to tran

Textbooks, T-shirts and any attire with anything printed in English are hot with Latin American cons

President Clinton and congressional leaders signaled Tuesday that they plan to speed federal funds t

The Clinton administration is not ready to resume talks aimed at harmonizing world patent laws, Comm

Air traffic controllers guiding an executive jet on approach to John Wayne Airport last month follow

Wuhan Airlines in central Hubei province has begun daily service to Beijing. The carrier lea

CHINA THREATENS TO VOID HONG KONG AIRPORT DEALSBEIJING - China strongly protested Tu

A U.S. income tax treaty with Russia that came into effect at the beginning of this year could stimu

Tropical timber exporters backed an accord promoting forest conservation after North American and Eu

COMMERCE: MALAYSIA DUMPING STEEL PIPEWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Commerce ha

NORTH AMERICA Mexcom '94. Jan. 26-28. Mexico City. Trade fair for telecommunications. Contac

Turkey's impressive track record in liberalizing trade and investment is being undermined by the imp

The range of bulk prices per gallon for self-service diesel fuel found nationwide by states as colle

New York Mercantile Exchange - Jan. 25, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 25, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

PIPELINE CLOSES BRIEFLY AFTER ALASKA OIL SPILLANCHORAGE - A spill of about one barre

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The world's remaining oil will last 75 years, a United Nations report estimated. But the rep

World oil prices could fall to $10 a barrel if OPEC fails to cut production soon, European oil trade

Jan. 25, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

Jan. 25, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Jose Hernandez Estrella didn't set out to disprove Ross Perot's "giant sucking sound" theory. He jus

Protracted talks have resulted in an 8 percent average growth in textile exports to the United State

U.S. coal producers don't need to fear the loss of their domestic electric utility customers to a fl

World trade expanded by less than 3 percent last year, far less than the projected 4.5 percent, econ

It now appears that the United Mine Workers union has successfully dealt with the thorny issue of "d

The balance sheet blues have apparently forced a Philadelphia coal company out of the electric power

Shell Petroleum Development Co., operator of a multinational venture, has signed a $500 million acco

An increase in U.S. steel production has edged up sales of coking coal but not enough to challenge t

The Ohio Supreme Court soon will be making a decision that may prevent Ohio Power from continuing to

Kuwaiti Oil Minister Ali Ahmed al-Baghli said Tuesday the emirate had noplans to cut back on

CONSUMERS POWER CO. (Dearborn, Mich.) - Michael G. Morris was elected president and chief executive