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New York Mercantile Exchange Oct. 23, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Boutros Boutros Ghali, U.N. secretary-general, has asked member states to transfer any Iraqi oil fun

Some insurance industry representatives are more worried about the make-up of the next U.S. Congress

European Community officials distorted the comments of a mid-level Clinton campaign worker to provid

USDA SENDS ADVISERS TO RUSSIA, KAZAKHSTANThe U.S. Department of Agriculture for the first ti

Extension of Just-in-Time and Partnering. One-day seminar sponsored by Council of Logistics Manageme

CBT SUSPENDS STERN FOLLOWING BOND TRADESCHICAGO - The Chicago Board of Trade Friday

MOODY'S GIVES 'AA-3' TO CAPITAL RE'S DEBTMoody's Investors Service last week assigned a debt

American companies are rapidly expanding their exports of mining equipment and engineering services

A Federal Maritime Commission proposal would ease reporting rules for determining allowable rates of

The rate-setting conference that represents ocean carriers in the eastboundtrans-Pacific tra

A transport and logistics pact between a unit of Federal Express Corp. and National Semiconductor wi

Three Weeks Ended Oct. 17, 1992, vs. Similar 1991 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

While traveling recently in Mexico City, Gary Boyd heard some statistics that left him smiling.<

While many call for political campaign finance reform because of the influence of special interest g

SonicAir, an air courier and warehousing logistics concern, said it has formed a strategic alliance

One need look no further than the oil-soaked shores and crumbling buildings of this Caspian Sea city

While admitting the immediate future for most Polish industries looksuncertain at best, gove

1093 (Oct. 23, 1992) Previous day - 1079 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Tough U.S. air pollution restrictions will almost certainly kill what would otherwise be healthy gro

Hurricanes Andrew and Iniki have made 1992 the worst year on record for property/casualty insurance

A bill to increase taxes on foreign reinsurance recently died in Congress; however, small and medium

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &

U.S. moves to tighten a 30-year-old trade embargo against Cuba may hamper the island's sugar exports

Cocoa producers said Friday they will take "concerted" action to reduce supplies and excess global s

The Russian government has announced plans to restructure its health-care industry through a nationa

What started as a trickle only five years ago has turned into a tidal wave of people, investment and

Panama, whose sprawling Colon Free Zone helped give the country a remarkable 9.3 percent economic gr

The European Community has warned liner shipping conferences not to attempt to control both freight

Major international banks, companies, and insurers are urging the U.S. Export-Import Bank and other

Smartly dressed white professionals from comfortable South African suburbs stand in line uneasily wi

The huge turnover in Congress next year will almost certainly limit prospects for significant revisi

Labor unions throughout Washington state are threatening to boycott Alaska Airlines unless managemen

The answers to two timely questions will determine the direction of the U.S.dollar against o

Counting trucks in Laredo is one job guaranteed to make you dizzy. Since 1987, that Texas bo

A growing network of free trade pacts and rising foreign investment are likely to bolster Latin Amer

Partnerships between U.S. companies and South Korean manufacturers will facilitate U.S. entry into m

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