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Jan. 12, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The European Community Commission approved the creation of a multibillion- dollar European Investmen

Chief negotiators from more than 20 nations held marathon talks Tuesday in yet another attempt to cl

Ever since Delhi Gas Pipeline became part of Marathon Oil in 1986, Marathon has commandeered half th

The phased privatization of Polish Ocean Lines, coupled with cost-efficiency measures, should eventu

LATIN AMERICA FUND DUE TO START IN SUMMERWASHINGTON - A new fund to promote private

It's the beginning of the year, a time when people reassess their lives. Reinsurers are doubly burde

Saudi Arabia is seeking to diversify its agricultural sector as part of a bid to make more efficient

The European Community Commission said Tuesday it will accelerate a program to improve shipping safe

Two runners-up for U.S. trade representative have decided to seek posts as deputy trade representati

Vietnam received US$4.6 billion in foreign investments in the five years until Dec. 25, the Vietnam

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American diplomats and local traders are expressing concern over foreign investment after an attack

Josef Moravek hoped that with the new year he would be able to ship the radioactive waste his Brea,

Russia appears to have lost more than $10 billion to illegal capital flight abroad last year, prompt

After nearly two decades of legal twists and turns, three major oil companies agreed Monday to a mul

Kenneth N. Tice was named director, Colombian services, at Crowley American Transport, Jacksonville,

Germany should commit itself to the privatization of some of its best-known companies as part of the

House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman John Dingell, D-Mich., is preparing to get an early sta

The brief headlined "Congressman Resigns to Head Health Group," which appeared on Page 8A on Tuesday

Merrett Group, the second-biggest underwriting agency in the Lloyd's of London insurance market, has

A Hong Kong-based conglomerate and four other corporations face administrative, civil and criminal a

COAST GUARD PUTS OUT CONTAINERSHIP FIRENEW YORK - U.S. Coast Guard stations here rep

Shares in Aeromexico and Mexicana, Mexico's two international airlines, rallied strongly last week t

Japan Airlines will scale back its aircraft purchasing plan for fiscal 1993 through 1997 by 30 perce

Atlantic Systems Inc. has released its summary Rail-share report covering railroad traffic trends fo

The British government may draw up new rules on the movement of tankers around Britain's coast follo

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Jan. 11, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 11, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

U.S. and Chinese officials are expected to meet next month to hammer out a deal that officials said

Commonwealth Edison Co., the Chicago-based utility that generates most of its power from six nuclear

Production losses associated with a late harvest could prompt a cut in the U.S. corn crop, but USDA'

Jan. 11, 1993 Copper Total,107,490. Gold Total, .1,506,512.Silver Tot

US AGENCY OUTLINES PLAN TO SELL NICKELKnight-Ridder FinancialNEW YORK - The U.S. gov

New regulations for exporting potatoes into Canada will make it difficult and expensive for exporter

US FUTURES VOLUME ROSE BY 6 PERCENT IN DEC.WASHINGTON - December volume of futures t

The insurance industry disputed findings of a consumer group's study that California residents saved

Thousands of panicky Slovaks, confused over the fate of their money, rushed to banks Monday to eithe