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Newark Traffic Club. Jan. 14. Night at the Races. Pegasus Room, Meadowlands Race Track, East Rutherf

EX-EXECUTIVE ENTERS GUILTY PLEA IN TAX CASEJACKSON, Miss. - Former Andrew Jackson Li

An airline cabin full of sophisticated, world-trotting travelers leisurely puffing away on their cig

A prominent insurance executive believes that the state-based workers compensation system will disap

A People item on Page 7A Jan. 4 should have said that Frank F. White Jr. was named to the board of d

Castle Energy Corp.'s chairman and chief executive officer has dismissed reports speculating that MG

Jan. 12, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

If Midwest farmers can grow corn to make ethanol, an alcohol fuel, why not harvest fields of soybean

India's exports of gems and jewelry are forecast to surge by 29 percent in the current financial yea

The new owner of the former Atlanta & St. Andrew Bay Railway Co. in Panama City, Fla., is proceeding

Just two weeks into the new year, the French dockworkers union has initiated the first labor conflic

The force majeure declared at the Cebu copper deposit in the Philippines will remain in effect until

CN North America's effort to sell its Central Vermont Railway in New England has run into a firestor

Brazil's inflation was 39.50 percent in the period between Dec. 7 and Jan. 8, up from 38.52 percent

Latin America will see an injection of foreign capital in 1994 as investors lighten up on overvalued

Shattered trade relations between France and China appear to be on the mend with the announcement We

West Africans expressed anger and alarm Wednesday at being let down by France over the devaluation o

Intermodal shipments via barge have been on a roller coaster in recent years due to weather, federal

China has attacked the Hong Kong government for unilaterally seeking funds to finance the colony's n

Property/casualty insurers called on reinsurers to bring down the price of their catastrophe coverag

A team of experts from the International Monetary Fund has arrived in Moscow to study social problem

ADDINGTON TO SELL COAL ASSETS TO PITTSTONASHLAND, Ky. - Addington Resources Inc. sha

Although retail heating oil prices have fallen to their lowest levels in five years, homeowners can

U.K. companies are being offered reductions of up to 15 percent on their electricity bills as suppli

The nuclear power station manufacturer that has been a bedrock of France's policy of energy independ

BALTIC SHIPPING TO START US GULF-RUSSIA SERVICEHOUSTON - Baltic Shipping Co. will be

How tO use: Under the U.S. government's American Business Initiative, the Eastern Europe Bus

The United States and Gulf Arab states are negotiating agreements to end the production and sale of

Robert Kruse, the member of the executive board of Germanischer Lloyd who was responsible for the sh

Three years after building a bulk transload center and putting the town of Shelby, Mont., on the map

The Florida Insurance Department on Wednesday disputed findings of a General Accounting Offices repo

New York Mercantile Exchange - Jan. 12, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

Several Gulf oil officials Wednesday downplayed reports that a full meeting by the Gulf Cooperation

How tO use: Under the U.S. government's American Business Initiative, the Eastern Europe Bus

A buildup of marine containers on the West Coast is forcing container lessors to offer short-term in

European banks face a tough year in 1994 after being the largest single group affected by credit dow

U.S. Agency for International Development officials said the agency's prohibition against using U.S.

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent -3.091/6 95.21/7 95.21/10 94

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 12, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

U.S. crude oil inventories fell by 7.0 million barrels during the week ended Jan. 7 compared with th