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Mexico's platform crude-oil production will hold steady at a daily average of about 2.68 million bar

Air freight carriers and forwarders serving Asia and the South Pacific are desperately trying to boo

The Argentine Central Bank was forced to defend the peso for the first time in 20 months Wednesday,

The story "Coverage Seen Scant, Pricey for Storm-Swept Insurers," on Page 9A Tuesday should have sai

Japan's Ministry of Finance will require life and non-life insurance companies to disclose the total

Mexico may modify a new cattle and beef tariff schedule by spring, according to the head of the U.S.

The St. Paul Cos. will post operating losses for both the fourth quarter and full year to account fo

Twenty officers, directors and related companies of the defunct Physicians National Risk Retention G

President-elect Bill Clinton's victory is being seen as sending mixed signals to the biotechnology i

British trade house, C. Czarnikow Sugar Futures, has revised upward its forecast for the 1992-93 wor

Pawnee Industries, a Wichita-based manufacturer of plastic and composite products, is closing its Gr

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Business groups hope to persuade the incoming Clinton administration to include customs modernizatio

Unlike California's five major coastal harbors, the ports of Sacramento and Stockton will not have t

Trade officials here expect the shuttle diplomacy efforts by the chief of the world's trade overseer

The World Bank estimated economic losses of more than $1 billion this year for the Philippines due t

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The German Farmers Association Tuesday blasted the U.S. negotiating position in Washington's dispute

A trans-Atlantic trade war will leave a trail of victims around the globe as it undermines the alrea

Houston-based Metal Building Bolts Corp. and two of its officers pleaded guilty to charges that they

Electric utilities, independent power producers and large industrial electricity consumers are likel

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Argentina's economy is expected to grow at a rate of 7.5 percent this year and slightly less in 1993

Nov. 10, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A Massachusetts telecommunications firm has shown the French they can't take Gabon for granted anymo

Charging that the 30-year U.S. embargo of Cuba is immoral, a group of 104 religious activists is pla

An 18-month U.S. Customs investigation into illegal shipments of garments and textiles from China wi

Chevron Corp. said it will eliminate 1,500 jobs, including a thousand positions at its San Francisco

Dakota Ethanol will be meeting with farmers soon to discuss the possibility of building a $20.5 mill

South Korean imports of consumer goods grew 10.3 percent in January through August from the same per

The first two companies have committed to opening operations in the commercial conversion of the Sub

Houston Lighting & Power Co. and its sister company, Utility Fuels, sued the labor union that repres

ENRON UNIT GETS STAKE IN TRINIDAD FIELDSEnron Oil and Gas Co. said the government of Trinida

COASTAL GAS MARKETING COMPANY Coastal Gas Marketing Company (formerly ANR Gathering Company)

30,000 STRIKERS PROTEST LABOR LAW IN MELBOURNEMELBOURNE, Australia - At least 30,000 people

Belgian oil company Petrofina SA confirmed newspaper reports Tuesday that it is close to selling hal

Major oil companies' grasp on the U.S. oil industry is easing, as more companies are claiming a grow