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The St. Paul Cos. told employees this week it would eliminate 600 jobs by the end of 1995 by consoli

ACE BOOSTS NET, OPERATING INCOMEHAMILTON, Bermuda - ACE Ltd. reported a rise in firs

Mayor Richard J. Riordan has unveiled a traffic control plan of Olympic proportions to minimize dela

The White House Tuesday said it would nominate Rear Adm. Robert E. Kramek to replace Adm. J. William

Former foreign owners of buildings along Shanghai's famous waterfront could be invited back as part

COLD PROMPTS IRS TO WAIVE FUEL PENALTYWASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service is w

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INDUSTRIAL NATIONS TO TALK ABOUT RUSSIABONN, Germany - The Group of 7 industrial nations is

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

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

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

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

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

Western rail and coal interests were feeling their Btus as the year began in the wake of a federal j

Tuesday Jan. 25, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

MERCK PROFIT INCREASED BY 11 PERCENT IN 4TH QUARTERWHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. - Pharma

Caribbean countries worried about the impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on their mar

The sharp decline in the number of companies writing marine and aviation insurance in London has not

Negotiators for American President Lines and the Port of Seattle have come to terms on a lease that

USAir and British Airways next week will launch their first joint cargo product since the two carrie

Railroads, equipment lessors and state tax authorities are reviewing the Supreme Court decision upho

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

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

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

Even if he does chair the fourth-biggest U.S. reinsurance brokerage, E.W. Blanch Jr. said he's got n

Nickel giant Inco Ltd. is on the verge of a major exploration program in a rich nickel, copper and p

Tipped by increasingly tough pollution regulations, the balance of U.S. coal production is likely to

Vietnam and Thailand have indicated to Indonesian officials that they intend to withhold some coffee

The large number of new containerships scheduled for delivery next year could sap the relative stren

Expanding its operations in Italy's maritime sector, Fiat's shipping arm Sinport SRL said it will op

CHEVRON SHIPPING CO. CHANGING LEADERSHIPSAN FRANCISCO - Thomas R. Moore, 48, will re

New England's key ports and oil terminals have remained accessible despite arctic temperatures and i

The European Union Commission risks a serious confrontation today with Germany, France and Italy as

The Indian agency that manages the country's international airports is considering a satellite freig

Trade sanctions should only be used as a last resort in the bid to open Japan's markets, said the he

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