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International Petroleum Exchange July 2, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Nguyen Manh Tuan runs the kind of business the Vietnamese government hopes will lift the country out

Westinghouse Electric Corp. has become a 33 percent partner in a new joint venture, I&C Energo, a nu

CRUDE OIL FUTURES FALL TO NEW LOW OF $17.94NEW YORK - New York Mercantile Exchange A

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

It isn't just Japan's political structure that seems to be coming apart at the seams. Sudden

The sea lanes across the Gulf of Mexico between the United States and Mexico soon may bustle with ra

American President Line's selection last week of the Port of Los Angeles to be its southern load cen

An Arab League official said that Arab banks want flexibility on standards imposed by a Bank for Int

6 TRAINING CENTERS ACCREDITED BY IATAThe International Air Transport Association said it has

Russia's economics minister lashed out at U.S. trade policy and "unfair practices" that, he claimed,

Empresa Naviera Santa SA, one of the primary carriers in the Florida and Central American shipping t

Brazilian exporters will be more accountable for bills left unpaid by their foreign clients, now tha

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

A Philippine Senate panel accused the local subsidiary of soft drinks giant Pepsico of gross neglige

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Foreign investors scared off by the uncertainty surrounding last month's election, are returning to

For Japanese manufacturers grappling with a two-year recession at home and sluggish, if not hostile,

Japan said Friday its current account surplus for trade in goods and services widened to $9.60 billi

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is ready to approve loans worth $250 million to Vietnam as soon as

In the wake of record flooding in the nation's heartland last week, the barge industry got a break.

Du Pont begins the first of approximately 400 product liability lawsuits when it enters a federal co

A Postal Inspection Service official denied charges by Federal Express Corp. that inspectors harass

A new service specializing in metals and forest products was launched between eastern Canada and Nor

The Group of 7 leading industrialized nations have reached a basic agreement to set up a privatizati

Growing volumes of cargo on the Columbia-Snake river system are prompting an Idaho port at the upper

Border guards expelled a Greenpeace ship from Russian territorial waters Friday, a day after activis

The Clinton administration, to help spur private enterprise in the former Soviet Union, is moving to

The International Longshoremen's Association is defending its jurisdiction against a plan to use mem

Motor carriers who already feel they are living on the thinnest margins will be getting a new bill f

Despite last-minute objections by Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., the Senate unanimously approved legislat

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Faced with growing competition from Airbus Industrie aircraft, Boeing Co. will redesign its 737 jetl

After more than 70 years of labor battles at the world's largest open-pit copper mine, miners at Chu

RUSSIA MISSES PAYMENT ON US FOOD LOANSRussia failed to meet a deadline last week to repay $4

As of July 2, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Reinsurers are selling their higher-yielding securities to cover underwriting losses from last year'

New hazardous materials regulations in Mexico should force non-safety-minded companies out of busine

The State Bank of India shut down its operations in northeastern Nagaland state after a separatist g

Oil futures prices tumbled last week on fresh speculation that the United Nations and Iraq may reach