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1042 (Sept. 29, 1992) Previous day - 1043 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

A growing number of U.S. apparel manufacturers are successfully penetrating overseas markets, despit

Sept. 29, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

With the European Monetary System in disarray and currency values more unpredictable than ever, econ

Economic indicators Tuesday gave a conflicting picture of the prospects for a quick end to Japan's r

East German companies seeking to improve trade ties with the former Soviet Union through countertrad

Surprisingly high yields of U.S. oats could help bridge a shortfall of imports from Canada after an

Sept. 29, 1992 Copper Total, 47,212. Gold Total, .1,943,010.Silver To

ELF AQUITAINE TO ADD ETHANOL TO GASOLINEPARIS - French oil group Elf Aquitaine plans

The inflation rate in west Germany remained uncomfortably high in September, making it unlikely that

The ports of Virginia, which gained market share in the last few years as their regional rival, the

The United States will support a "healthy" replenishment for the next capital increase of the Inter-

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North American Aeroflot Corp., a new freight company that hopes to handle much of the Russian airlin

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

Japan's economic policy-making elite Tuesday expressed clear dissatisfaction with the record high ye

In a rebuff to prosecutors, a federal judge Monday gave a light sentence to a retired Pakistani gene

American companies must devise long-term strategies, adopt a global marketing approach and rely on c

SWISS TO HIKE DUTY ON SUGAR IMPORTSZURICH, Switzerland - The Swiss government will hike the

Argentine grain shipping and handling costs are still too high despite surface and maritime transpor

Japan's Mitsui Petrochemical Industries will delay the restart of its Iwakuni ethylene plant until n

Western German companies will more than double planned manufacturing investment in eastern Germany t

COFFEE GROUP PONDERS NEW CONTROLS POLICIESLONDON - The International Coffee Organiza

CN North America announced it will invest more than US$26 million (C$33 million) in large-capacity b

While many companies have been looking West to find their fortune, Savage Industries Inc. isturning

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The reopening of world markets to South African coal exporters so far has had disappointing results,

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Sept. 29, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

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The winner of Angola's first-ever multiparty elections, which began Tuesday and conclude today, will

Hanjin Shipping Co. is opening sales offices in Germany and the United Kingdom. The office o

Calcutta's new container terminal looks like it will become fully operational next month, more than

The end product of Mexico's crash port privatization effort will likely look similar to today's U.S.

The government this week expanded the use of the promising AIDS drug DDI after studies found it prol

The United States is losing $12 billion to $15 billion a year from foreign piracy of movies, records

HERSHEY STEPS UP FIGHT FOR NORWEGIAN COMPANYOSLO, Norway - The billion-dollar battle

Despite high, unsatisfied demand, U.S. credits for grain sales to non-Baltic former Soviet republics

The South African mining industry has reported a constant increase in real domestic output over the

The Senate Tuesday was set to pass a broad tax bill that imposes a controversial user fee on compani