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Oct. 2, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Oct. 2, 1992Residual Fuel Oil - (Dollars Per Metri

Coal shippers stand to gain new tools for keeping tabs on rail rate trends with the passage of natio

REGIONAL BLOCS 26th Annual Georgia Foreign Trade Conference. Oct. 6-8. Savannah, Ga. Include

Oct. 2, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Florida exported $10.4 billion worth of goods during the first half of the year, an unprecedented in

Cotton industry leaders are guardedly optimistic about chances for success of New York's world cotto

A long-awaited report by a University of Florida biochemist says the widely used fungicide Benlate D

Stressed out by your job? Depressed? Tell it to a computer. Such is the latest attempt bybig busines

Americans would save a lot more money with Bill Clinton's health-reform plan than with George Bush's

Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton left open the possibility of federal regulation of in

Legislation that includes fiscal year 1993 funds for the Maritime Administration and the Federal Mar

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Drug smugglers and other targets of European Community customs officials will face a new enemy Jan.

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Moody's Investors Service said Friday that it has placed Swedish foreign currency debt ratings under

EDI Users Conference and Exhibit, 24th annual meeting, Through Oct. 7.Opryland USA, Nashvill

A story on Page 3B Oct. 2, "Undercharge Bill Could Cost Government Millions," incorrectly stated the

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Malaysia's consumer price index stood at 110.3 points in August, up 5 percentfrom a year ear

The European Commission will ask European Community governments to approve a 10 percent import duty

Pan-Alberta Gas Ltd. said it will receive $60 million from Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. as part of

Fewer Canadians are coming to Grand Forks to shop this year than a year ago, and a slumping Canadian

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. ("K" Line) and Compania Chilena de Navegacion Interoceanica have inaugura

The New York office of Germany's privatization agency in its first year responded to some 1,000 inqu

Aura Associates, a tiny Saratoga, Calif., disk drive designer, has struck a manufacturing deal with

Domestic grain and soybean movement has been hindered recently by a dispute on a new shipping practi

Western investors are putting projects on hold as Czechoslovakia's already hazy political landscape

Darwinian economics is squeezing the distribution side of the insurance business, causing the demise

The continuing takeovers of U.S. insurance companies by foreign carriers have some agents and broker

Moody's Investors Service said in a report that it expects Hurricane Andrew to ultimately cost "two

Skandia Group Insurance Co. withdrew its plan to offer public shares in its U.S. reinsurance subsidi

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

Ship lines fear they will face a legal nightmare over contested freight rates if the Federal Maritim

The U.S. Export-Import Bank's board of directors has given preliminary approval to the bank's first

From an elevated platform on the waterfront, a single longshoreman can watch five driverless trains

The Bank of Japan is not likely to intervene to support the U.S. dollar against the yen despite rece

The U.S. dollar will remain fixed in a narrow trading range this week due to continuing uncertainty

B.J. Habibie bounces around his boardroom like a typhoon. "We're building this," he says, ru

The Port of Paradip in eastern Orissa state soon will seek participation from the private sector and