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New York Mercantile Exchange - Oct. 20, 1993 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Northern Telecom Ltd. of Canada is moving aggressively to increase its business in China, following

Thirty insurance agents in rural Arkansas have met the match of their dreams - an insurance carrier

NATIONAL RE REPORTS THIRD-QUARTER PROFITSTAMFORD, Conn. - National Re Corp. reported

Prudential Insurance Co. of America may sell its entire stake in CenterMark Properties Inc. less tha

With President Carlos Salinas de Gortari's term about to enter its sixth and final year, Mexico is m

A panel of leading shippers and carriers from the inland waterway system launched pre-emptive strike

For eight years, I've seen Niels W. Johnsen around New York, at various maritime functions, eating l

Congress is hoping to finish work this week on fiscal 1994 funding bills covering federal air, rail,

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed in quiet trading Tuesday, as the marketwent through the m

The United States is expected today to present an offer that would make it easier for foreign compan

Ruel Smith Transportation Services Inc., armed at last with Texas intrastate operating authority, ha

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

1373 (Oct. 19, 1993) Previous day - 1377 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

RUSSIAN REACTOR TO REOPEN NEXT WEEKA reactor at Russia's Beloyarsk nuclear power plant, clos

The European coal market will remain largely out of bounds to imports, leading European coal executi

Public and private-sector officials throughout Florida and much of the Caribbean Rim eagerly await t

Exxon Corp. has dropped plans to run oil tankers through the Santa Barbara Channel and instead will

The Georgia Ports Authority has implemented a computer-driven system, called FaxGate, to automatical

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 218.45 up 0.47 which compares wi

President Clinton, seeking to curb air pollution linked to global warming, is proposing some 50 init

The president of Liberty Mutual Insurance Group told risk managers here Tuesday that the Clinton adm

After two years of negotiating with the government, Ciba-Geigy Corp. has agreed to spend $60 million

Global Capital Reinsurance Ltd. became the latest entrant into the property catastrophe reinsurance

Spain's state-run Iberia Airlines said it expects 1993 losses to soar to 55 billion pesetas ($425 mi

Short-haul truckers can cut costs, reduce transit times and improve service reliability, but rates p

State transportation officials Tuesday said provisions in a 1991 highway law that permit funding shi

INTERNATIONAL SALVAGE UNION (London) - Okkert E. Grapow was elected president of the International S

Russian consumer prices rose 21 percent in September, down sharply from August, the government press

The United States called on Japan Tuesday to at least double to 40 percent its foreign market share

It's often overlooked in Miami's Cuban exile community, but businesses seeking to jump into post-Cas

Three of the nation's top pharmaceutical manufacturers announced plans to reduce their work force as

Only days after pulling up the drawbridge to keep out new foreign insurers, Malaysian officials open

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BHP Minerals Canada Ltd. has obtained an option from Kingswood Resources Inc. to earn up to a 70 per

China, the world's largest tin producer, will join a grouping of other leading tin-producing countri

As the Clinton administration presses for a free-trade agreement with Mexico, the Senate is consider

Quality programs continue to be a sore subject with unions in the railroad industry. Many union lead

The kickoff for the Pacific cotton shipping season is approaching fast, but carriers and shippers ar

The government has lifted its ban on shipping services to South Africa following the earlier removal