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Aug. 11, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

As of Aug. 11, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

Though still regarded as an industrializing country, South Korea's economic future is aimed at outer

Russian President Boris Yeltsin has moved to pull his privatization drive back on track, issuing a d

Venezuela's Congress has approved a long-awaited $5.6 billion natural gas project that brings direct

AMERICAN RE REPORTS RESULTS AS PUBLIC FIRMPRINCETON, N.J. - American Re Corp. report

One of the last roadblocks to the implementation of Lloyd's of London's business plan was demolished

The Federal Maritime Commission, in a hard-hitting response to a Clinton administration study callin

Bowing to pressure, the Commerce Department began an investigation of Israeli telecommunications sal

Coffee prices collapsed in a technical breakdown as speculative selling fed on itself, sending the s

Gasoline inventories fell by 6.6 million barrels in the week ended Aug. 6 compared with the previous

Old Dominion Freight Lines and TNT Holland Motor Express trucks will pass each other more frequently

The manager of the Seoul branch of the First National Bank of Boston said Wednesday he hoped an 11-d

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1344 (Aug. 11, 1993) Previous day - 1342 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Nearly half of all Japanese companies are suffering a manpower shortage, according to a labor minist

Depressed areas of London and southeast England are hoping U.S. and other foreign companies will com

DOE SAYS STORED GAS FELL 1.3 PERCENT IN JUNENEW YORK - The U.S. Department of Energy

Motor carriers' growing interest in holding down workers compensation costs is bringing in business

JAPAN'S TRADE SURPLUS SOARS TO $11.82 BILLIONTOKYO - Japan's trade surplus leaped ne

As competition in aircraft exporting increases, so does the value of knowing how to navigate federal

Demand for recycled plastic resin is starting to make small, but perceptable inroads into the virgin

Aug. 11, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Wednesday Aug. 11, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

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The federal government is imposing impractical environmental standards that require contaminated was

The government Wednesday slashed projections for the corn and soybean harvest in the wake of the Mid

Officials staunched the flow of oil from one barge in Tampa Bay, while another continued to burn bel

A pioneering experiment in leasing a state-owned Chinese factory to an overseas company has collapse

Indonesia, the world's biggest supplier of liquefied natural gas, may resume talks with Exxon Corp.

A Washington congresswoman Tuesday unveiled draft legislation allowing foreign-flag cruise lines to

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Representatives of Brazilian port workers, port users and the government are to meet this morning in

The labor crisis at the French port of Marseilles-Fos is building to a climax this week as two steve

Conflicting published reports in Mexico have touched off a flurry of speculation over the timing of

Expectations of European interest rate cuts drove the dollar higher Tuesday in late trading.

Azerbaijan has resumed negotiations, which were suspended in June, with Western oil companies on the

A preliminary report by the federal commission directed to make government more efficient has called

The story headlined "ICC Sets CP Hearing on Maine Abandonment," which appeared on Page 4B on Aug. 2,