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Wednesday Oct. 13, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

While several members of the former Soviet block teeter on the brink of collapse, Belarus, the site

China appears to be moving the goalposts to put an acceptable face on its generally dwindling oil pr

IRAN TO PURSUE STABLE OIL PRICESLONDON - Iranian President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanj

The country's largest state-owned coal company plans to export 1 million metric tons (1.1 million to

A former Henderson banker admitted Wednesday that he paid taxes on hundreds of thousands of dollars

Southern California Edison Corp. has scrapped plans to operate a Mexican power plant after being cri

As Israeli and Palestinian officials get down to the business of peace, experts are concerned that t

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A South African citizen who pleaded guilty last July to attempting to export polygraph machines with

The world's leading industrial powers said they were basing their support for Taiwan's entry to the

Midwestern soybean farmers, slow to sell much of their new-crop supplies during harvest, are likely

Jack Fabulich, Parker Paint's president, fired up a small jeweler's torch and aimed it at piece of b

A log-scaling bureau, in a negotiated settlement, pleaded guilty this week to falsifying measurement

The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency said there is no change in its policy ofliquidating the 16

GOTHAER'S MARTIN FREUND DIES OF HEART ATTACKMartin J. Freund, vice president of New

Oct. 13, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

London & Overseas Freighters Ltd., a Bermuda-based tanker company, Wednesday announced plans to rais

About 400 Cigna Corp. employees will lose their jobs by the end of the year as the Philadelphia insu

Atlanta Gas Light Co.'s insurers don't have to help pay for a massive cleanup of toxic coal-tar pits

John Graykowski, a Washington attorney, has emerged as the leading candidate for the top policy and

The United States blasted Japan's closed insurance market, calling on the world's second-largest eco

Citing "foreign domination," Malaysia said this week it will not open up its insurance sector to mor

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JUDGE DISMISSES NJ BID TO HALT URANIUM LOADSTRENTON, N.J. - A federal judge dismisse

Travelers Insurance Co. said Wednesday that it is adding $325 million to its property-casualty reser

If good intentions and blossoming friendships were the benchmarks for international trade, motor car

China must stamp out the "staggering" growth in copyright piracy or risk U.S. sanctions for not impl

The Women's International Trade Association recently elected its 1993-94 officers and board of direc

Jerry Khalaf is thinking billboards, he's thinking construction projects, and right now he's thinkin

Motor carriers appear to be eating much, if not all, of a large increase in diesel fuel prices.<

The Taiwan government has withdrawn support for a long-stalled $375 million deal between British Aer

The 53-foot truck trailer has become the trailer of choice, according to a survey by XTRA Corp. of B

Maritime unions that have long enjoyed influence in Mexican port operations will have to incorporate

A local container terminal operator hopes to join forces with a U.S. shipping line to manage a port

Negotiations between the Southern Pacific Transportation Co. and the ports of Los Angeles and Long B

At the end of a recent two-hour morning flight from Tokyo to the Russian Far East city of Khabarovsk

The Clinton administration may call for a "modest" increase in international airline passenger fees

Although Burlington Northern Railroad and the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes agreed earl

The Air Transport Association called Wednesday for the aviation industry tothrow its weight