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OPEC crude oil output edged up to a 12-year high of 25.15 million barrels a day in October, accordin

LINCOLN NATIONAL POSTS INCREASE IN PROFITFORT WAYNE, Ind. - Lincoln National Corp. reported

South Korean exports of aromatics are rising in volume and price, with particularly heavy demand com

Demand for secondary aluminum from the automotive sector, the metal's largest market, is likely to g

A second east-west rail line is being built to get coal from China's interior to its coastal users a

A new American Trucking Associations subsidiary, Trucking Information Services, will provide subscri

The road to China's membership in the world's trade supervisory body "is still tough," a senior offi

Argentina's rural leaders claimed most farmers nationwide joined a 48-hour strike this week to prote

Utility companies that operate nuclear power plants have a problem of how to deal with a fire-guard

NORTH AMERICA NEW ENGLAND INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOWS. Oct. 31-Nov. 8. Boston. Contact: Reed Ex

The U.S. should provide loans to cover the cost of restarting 27,000 oil wells that sit idle in the

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 201.33 up 1.46 which compares wi

As of Nov. 3, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

In an effort to expand its presence in the nations of the former Soviet Union, the American Bureau o

The presidential election votes have not been tallied as this is being written. By the time

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

In Japan's Transport Ministry, there is even more concern than usual these days about claims abroad

A massive lawsuit over the mismanagement of a maritime union's pension fund will be settled in early

SEARS CASE COULD MAKE FEDERAL APPEALS TOUGHWASHINGTON - The Supreme Court let stand

Nov. 3, 1992 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity Ex

AUSTRALIA'S LARGEST FIRM TAKES STOCK POUNDING SYDNEY, Australia - Shares in Australia's lar

The U.S. dollar fluctuated widely in a rumor-driven market Tuesday, ending election day almost flat

South African Airways begins non-stop service from New York to Johannesburg today, although westboun

The Santa Fe Railway and a group of Southern California transportation agencies definitive agreement

Business leaders see no disruption in the river of investment flowing into Mexico, whether the propo

International Petroleum Exchange Nov. 3, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

General cargo tonnage through the Port of Baltimore's public terminals rose 6 percent during the thi

The United States and the European Community have begun a series of talks on an agreement to recogni

OCCIDENTAL TO CLOSE HDPE PLANT IN TEXASOccidental Chemical Corp. will discontinue operations

Major cocoa producers and consumers still are far apart on hammering out a new international cocoa p

Negotiations on new wage and benefit contract for U.S. union coal miners will get under way Friday b

Maritime nations will seek to circumvent the United States and toughen existing liability statutes f

Two weeks after it officially opened its newest container terminal, Singapore is asking for bids to

A new haulage agreement between CN North America and Burlington Northern Railroad should get Canadia

The Internal Revenue Service, acknowledging it violated government procedure in seekingvolumes of in

The article "House Republicans Want Probe Into Possible Sabotage of Talks," which appeared on Page 1

Haggling at the German Foreign Ministry over the technical form of the U.S.-German interim aviation

The European Community agreed Tuesday to ban cosmetics companies from testing their products on anim

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