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Tuesday Aug. 10, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Allergan Inc. did something this year it has never done before. For the first time in the company's

Lloyd's Names have strongly endorsed the survival plan for the market unveiled by David Rowland, Llo

Virginia state Sen. Hunter D. Andrews, D-Hampton, has resigned as a director of a new mortgage insur

Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., ardent supporter of the maritime industry and avowed opponent of dereg

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Companies working in India's proposed export-promotion industrial parks will have to export at least

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

The Russian port of Murmansk appears to be gaining a role as a supplier of mono-ammonium phosphate f

Farmers throughout Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin will need a warm October, pushing back frost unt

Aug. 10, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

As of Aug. 10, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

The British government moved to rein in its UK3.5 billion ($5.2 billion) pharmaceutical tab Tuesday

Southern Pacific Rail Corp. raised $780 million Tuesday, when it sold 30 million shares of common st

Hungary says Serbia has blocked three of its ships on the river Danube, and Budapest has protested t

Karl Schiller was just a 12-year-old boy growing up on the Baltic coast of Germany the day in 1923 t

The Federal Environmental Protection Agency said it may bend the rules in connection with storage an

Mexico's oil and gas production fell off slightly in the first six months of 1993, according to figu

Long known as a melting pot and sometimes dubbed the capital of the Third World, California's wide a

American President Lines Ltd. is initiating a new container service to andfrom two ports in

Railroad Financial Corp., an investment banking concern specializing in railroad and rail equipment

Intermodal freight forwarder Baltrans Holdings Ltd. is spreading its wings further with three region

Senior Indonesian officials pledge rapid action to improve the operating environment at the country'

West Coast longshoremen seeking to maintain the size of crews used to load grain shipsare planning a

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. charged the Clinton administration is ignoring U.S. law by trying

NORTH AMERICA 2nd Annual Washington State USA Agricultural Showcase: Face to Face. Aug. 25-2

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission Tuesday opened the door for a radical change in its regulat

The 1992 use of synthetic latex polymers in the United States, Western Europe and Japan approached 3

Air cargo operations have been thrust into the spotlight as key community groups have rejected a pla

The export lead growth that has lifted both the United States and Britain out of recession may be cu

The hottest news out of Atlanta last week, and only because it was dragged out of the Georgia Freigh

Philadelphia is about to face more competition for waterfront entertainment, this time from Wilmingt

U.S. insurers, reinsurers and exporters with foreign sales corporations based in Bermuda are watchin

Mobil Corp. is reviewing its alternatives now that Saudi Arabia has rejected the company's plans to

The difference between gasoline and crude oil prices, known as gas-to-crude crack spread, has widene

Holland's Billiton International Metals Ltd. said it has signed a letter of intent to sell its lead

Insurance agents and brokers are applauding parts of the federal budget bill that will allow them to

Standard & Poor's Corp. cut its ratings to "A" from "A"-plus on the claims-paying abilities of both