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5 CARIBBEAN LEADERS TO MEET WITH CLINTONPresident Clinton has invited five leaders from Engl

Pick up any English-language newspaper in India and it's likely there will be an advertisement from

Kuwait's state investment arm - baring details on its vast investments - said it had sold or restruc

Michael R. McKay is the new president of the American Maritime Officers labor union, the organizatio

Douglas A. Hughes, executive director of the New York State Motor Truck Association, was elected nat

Atlantic Richfield Co. is taking a first step toward possible joint production of coal in China, a m

Crude oil inventories fell by 4.6 million barrels in the week ended Aug. 13 compared with the previo

After four months of strikes that have idled 17,000 coal miners in seven states, the two sides in th

As the end of a miserable crop year approaches, South Carolina farmers along Interstate 95 have some

In the latest criticism stemming from operation of the automated, after-hours trading system known a

Environmental and budget procedures may delay a dredging project to deepen Boston harbor channels fo

Transco Energy Co. has settled a dispute with a Corpus Christi natural gas company that could have c

VENEZUELA APPROVES TWO JOINT VENTURESLONDON - The Venezuelan Congress has approved t

Eastman Chemical Co. will soon be using a state-of-the-art software system to schedule railcars it d

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, the troubled Dutch transport and shipping company, plunged deeper into the

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that federal shipments of spent nuclear fuel carried by sev

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The Department of Energy next month plans to unveil detailed recommendations for rejuvenating the do

Two leading Kentucky coal producers, Ashland Coal Inc. and Arch Mineral Corp., are discussing a merg

Impala Platinum Holdings (Implats), the Western world's second-largest platinum producer, has had to

A.C.E. Insurance Co. of Bermuda significantly will increase its directors and officers liability lim

The makers of foam pillows and padded chairs soon will face a hard choice. The chemical they use to

Two of Mexico's largest insurance companies have announced merger plans, but most future combination

Analysts and rail industry observers are waiting to see if Edward L. Moyers, new president and chief

On an expansive field 500 miles southwest of Tokyo stands a new Toyota Motor Corp. car assembly plan

The European Community is under pressure from activists to ban imports of Asian goods that do not me

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,230-$1,260per ton lots &

EXPLOSION, FIRE INJURE THREE AT W.VA. PLANTINSTITUTE, W.Va. - An explosion and fire at a che

New York Mercantile Exchange Aug. 18, 1993Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

European shippers have lost the first round of their battle against theTrans-Atlantic Agreem

Romania's state shipping line Petromin, despite a recent court rulinginvalidating its sale t

Following the example set by its bigger neighbors, Bangladesh will allow the establishment of privat

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International Petroleum Exchange Aug. 18, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Russia's 1993 grain harvest may disappoint officials who have predicted record output, despite good

S&P SEES HARD TIMES AHEAD FOR REINSURERSThe profitability of the world's reinsurance compani

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 213.86 up 0.14 which compares w

Staking out a larger presence in Central America, Sea-Land Service Inc. will enter into a space-shar

The burgeoning sea corridor carrying landlocked goods from the United States to Mexico across the Gu

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