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Enron Corp. and Transco Energy Co. of the United States submitted the highest bids to purchase 70 pe

IRAN TO SEND FREE FUEL TO TAJIKISTAN'S CAPITALThe Iranian government has said it is ready to

The Australian government is inviting petroleum companies to apply for 17 new offshore exploration a

China and Canada will embark on a new round of agriculture-related projects in 1993, ranging from se

Although Mexico's petroleum sector is generally off-limits to foreigners, the North American free-tr

SYNERGEN BUYS OUT RESEARCH PARTNERBOULDER, Colo._ Synergen Inc. has bought out Synergen Deve

Demand for gold jewelry, which has outstripped production from Western mines for the last three year

Dear reader: 1992 has been a climactic, important year for the United States and its North A

Columbian Chemicals Co., a subsidiary of Phelps Dodge Corp., and Tiszai Vegyi Kombinat Rt., the larg

RUSSIA PLEDGES EFFORT ON GRAIN PAYMENTSRussia will do everything it can to resume overdue pa

Journal of Commerce reporters Kevin Hall and Charles W. Thurston talked with Mexican President Carlo

President-elect Bill Clinton hopes to put his imprint on the proposed North American free-trade agre

Foreign corporations planning to set up shop in Mexico should be prepared to spend a great deal of t

The United States, which last month threatened a trade war to get Europe to pledge to trim its farm

Enron Corp. will build a second plant to make the gasoline additive methyl tertiary butyl ether if i

U.S. insurers are rubbing their hands in anticipation of big pickings in the fast-growing Mexican ma

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Edward Madigan said the United States will strongly urge Ja

Syntex Corp., a pharmaceutical maker, has eliminated 1,000 positions as part of a cost-reduction pro

Uncertainty about January naphtha supplies, pending conclusion of 1993 Saudi Arabian term contracts,

Members of the International Natural Rubber Organization will decide by March 30 on whether to hold

For U.S. companies considering joint ventures or other direct investments in Mexico and looking to e

As of Dec. 2, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

REGULATORS WILL HOLD BLUE CROSS HEARINGThe largest health insurer in New York state will app

Starting up a new business in Mexico can be as simple as drawing up a basic contract in English betw

The U.S. property and casualty insurance industry sustained an after-tax loss of $1.4 billion in the

When the proposed North American free-trade agreement goes before Congress sometime next year, U.S.

Union des Assurances de Paris (UAP), the biggest French insurer, announced Wednesday a dramatic tact

The Department of Insurance charged Prudential Property and Casualty Insurance Co. and Travelers Ind

Foreign entrepreneurs wishing to invest in Mexico should contact one or more of the following:

Final action on the North American free-trade agreement remains months away, but U.S. companies inte

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It should have a been routine border crossing. Two trucks loaded with similar goods left Okl

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When Jorge Tamayo Lopez Portillo took over at Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico in April, he inheri

The North American free-trade agreement would make Mexico an even more hospitable place for U.S. and

Since 1980, Mexico's infrastructure capacity has grown at a faster rate than gross national product

Iberia Airlines of Spain began non-stop service Tuesday from its Miami hub to San Jose, Costa Rica a

AIRLINES POST 0.1 PERCENT RISE IN CARGO TRAFFICU.S. airlines reported an increase in October

U.S. energy policy will come off the back burner under President-elect Bill Clinton and become a maj