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Friday July 16, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

German Transportation Ministry officials put off a final decision Friday on whether to cancel the U.

New international rules for waybills may give a much-needed boost to paperless trading arrangements

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Kazakhstan produced just over 11 million metric tons of crude oil in the first six months of 1993, a

Brazilian growers and traders said fears for a significant frost in the coffee regions have subsided

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, facing Senate confirmation as President Clinton's choice to succeed Supreme Cou

North American Van Lines, the money-losing trucking division of Norfolk Southern Corp., could shut d

Rep. Nick J. Rahall II, chairman of the House Public Works and Transportation Committee's Surface Tr

Because of an editing error, a story on Page 1A July 14, "Firm Files Dump Claim Against US Subsidiar

Switzerland said former Ferruzzi executive Giuseppe Garofano, one of the most wanted figures in Ital

Maritime observers expect further changes by Mediterranean Shipping Co. and Polish Ocean Lines in th

Four nuclear power plants of 300 megawatts each and four of 600 megawatts will be built in China by

The woman who helped develop Anchorage International Airport into a hub for international cargo dist

Electronic Data Interchange Association. July 20-21. EC/EDI Vendor Conference. Sheraton HarborIsland

CF MotorFreight has launched AMC TeleResources Inc., a full-service telemarketing company based in I

Gilbert, Minn.-based Mesabi Bituminous Co. paid $2,800 to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for

Oil prices may not crash but the likelihood that the United Nations will sooner or later ease a 1990

Enron Corp. reported a 21 percent increase in net earnings for the second quarter of 1993, reflectin

Three federal agencies scored a major victory last week in their fight to keep the Petro Star Valdez

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The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

If Boeing had golden arches, the 737 would be its best-selling cheeseburger. The 737 nearly outsells

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US, JAPAN WARNED NOT TO HURT PARTNERSBONN, Germany - German Economics Minister Guent

July 16, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Two marine officers' unions have tentatively agreed to defer a wage increase at Navieras de Puerto R

Sharply lower imports from Japan helped trim the U.S. global trade deficit in May, but experts quest

The Pemco Engineers Aircraft Cargo Systems division of Precision Standard Inc. has received a letter

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Nigerians already are counting the cost of the self-inflicted damage to the nation's economy caused

NATURAL GAS REFUELING NETWORK PLANNEDHOUSTON - Coastal Refining and Marketing Inc. s

Argentina's fruit and vegetable growers are gearing up to play a bigger role in meeting the growing

A total of 26,052 ships with aggregate capacity of 134.7 million net registered tons called at Hong

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

Swift Transportation Co. announced record revenue and earnings per share for the secondquarter ended

The Teamsters union is unlikely to ratify a new collective bargaining agreement with United Parcel S

Indonesia's national oil company, Pertamina, has confirmed a government announcement that the compan

REGIONAL BLOCS Canada - A Pre-Election Update on the Economy and U.S. Relations. July 27, Wa

When Monsanto Co. asked for volunteers to stack sandbags around its flood- threatened Carondelet Pla