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NEW YORK STATE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT (New York) - Joanne Jenkins was named a deputy superintendent. S

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 13, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Jan. 13, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

The cash market for prompt North Sea Brent crude oil delivery has been very slow to make use of rece

A key deadline has come and gone in the first test of federally ordered access to the nation's power

Japan's largest oil products distributor, Nippon Oil Co., denied a report that the company had asked

After record poor results and a radical restructuring, the worst may be over for Compagnie Generale

Its makers call it Noah's Ark II and say it can survive tidal waves and swirling flood waters - and

Early this morning, a $10 million pollution insurance policy held by the owner of the barge that cau

Swelling of the River Seine, which cuts through the center of Paris, and its subsequent closure to m

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent -2.981/7 95.21/10 94.81/11 94

Masayoshi Takemura, Japan's chief Cabinet secretary, said he is "seriously concerned" about remarks

The United Arab Emirates is looking into privatizing some government-owned companies as its largely

A new cargo complex at Newark International Airport is ready for occupancy, but Federal Express Corp

Bank of China will lend money mainly to efficient, government-approved enterprises this year and not

A 900-mile regional railroad has settled a longstanding dispute with Chicago & North Western Transpo

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

South Korea's Samsung General Chemicals Co. and Hyundai Petrochemical Co. plan to increase their dom

Jan. 13, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

DNE Sales Inc., of Fort Pierce, Fla., needed to kill a particular larva to get the bugsout of its ex

William Hathaway, the Federal Maritime Commission chairman, said FMC recommendations to the European

The Clinton administration's silence on the rebellion in the Mexican state of Chiapas reflects a cal

Canada's beer industry Wednesday sharply rejected charges from U.S. brewers of foul play on access t

When President Clinton stood before the shelves of Procter & Gamble detergent, Coca-Cola drinks and

Thailand's efforts to curb intellectual property rights infringements and improve human rights won e

In a pitch to expand its cargo clientele here in the United States, multinational insurance broker W

Businesses in Mississippi struggling to buy workers compensation insurance and make a profit could g

The Transport Workers Union and Dynair Services agreed Wednesday to settle a year-old unfair labor d

SWISS FIRM TO BUILD MALAYSIAN POWER PLANTZURICH, Switzerland - Swiss-based industrial Asea B

3 CONFERENCE CARRIERS TO SHARE VESSELSThe three carriers of the shipping conference operatin

INDIA EASES SOME CURBS ON COFFEE EXPORTSNEW DELHI, India - The government moved furt

Farmers could be scraping the bottoms of their bins to feed livestock by the time this year's corn c

SucDen Kerry, a division of the French group Sucres et Denrees, plans to sell 2 million metric tons

Alcan Aluminium Ltd. of Montreal Thursday said it will temporarily curtail 156,000 metric tons of pr

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take up a former Philadelphia longshoreman's complaint, and its

Extending the hours of marine terminals at the neighboring ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach may b

Guy Jones, a 44-year-old lawyer, has been dismissed as president of the Toronto Harbor Commission.

When Japan scaled back restrictions on imports of citrus fruit in the early 1970s, DNE Sales Inc.'s

Joseph J. Annotti was named director of media relations for the National Association of Independent