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New York Mercantile Exchange Sept. 8, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

LLOYD'S OF LONDON (London) - Peter Middleton was named chief executive officer. His appointment, whi

Insurance regulators must have the "guts" to crack down on floundering insurance companies to protec

Sept. 9, 1992 Copper Total, 40,412. Gold Total, .1,916,324.Silver Tot

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

Officials of Japan's Ministry of Transport are hoping to receive an additional $983.6 million under

The Massachusetts Port Authority is awaiting the results of a market study of Boston's viability as

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The Russian government plans a multi-pronged attack on economic and political fronts this autumn as

American Pacific Corp.'s sodium azide samples meet product specifications established by the two U.S

Treatment with "clot-busting" drugs more than six hours after the start of a heart attack could save

IMPEACHMENT VOTE SCHEDULED IN BRAZILBRASILIA, Brazil - Brazil's Chamber of Deputies

THAI MINISTER SEEKS TRADE GROUP MEETINGSINGAPORE - Outgoing Thai Prime Minister Anan

Costa Rica, contends it is being held back by its neighbors in the race for free-trade agreements wi

The Florida Insurance Department froze the rates of mogul commercial insurer American International

For months, the U.S. government has quietly prodded reluctant European countries to open up their av

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A year ago, President Bush stood on the rim of the Grand Canyon and saluted a new environmental regu

Exxon Corp. said it is opening an office in Moscow and forming a new company, Exxon Ventures (CIS),

Substantially lower wheat production this year in drought-stricken Eastern Europe will probably not

The marine insurance market escaped fairly unbruised from Hurricane Andrew, since losses were confin

China will impose tit-for-tat punitive sanctions on US$4 billion worth of American goods, officials

Two powerful Democratic leaders called Wednesday for delaying action on the proposed North American

Trade officials in Czechoslovakia are hurriedly negotiating a customs union between what officially

Maquiladora development is not a one-way street on which all benefits head south. Communitie

Raytheon Corp. will help to turn a Slovakian tank factory into a civilian plant to manufacture road-

Layoffs at Newport News Shipbuilding could be avoided next year if the yard wins a contract to conve

Independent truckers in Canada have formed a cooperative association with a view to cutting costs an

INTERNATIONAL Logistics Program, Sept. 13-19. Sponsored by University of Tennessee in cooperation wi

Some major players in the fiercely competitive North Atlantic air cargo market are taking a wait-and

A report released by two top U.S. energy regulatory agencies called on the country's natural gas ind

Charging "discrimination" and "de facto redlining," the New York City consumer affairs commissioner

Brazilian government plans to impose countervailing duties on imports of subsidized wheat all but el

U.S. Department of Transportation investigators, armed with subpoenas, descended on the Duluth, Minn

A global airline system proposed Wednesday by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Northwest Airlines could

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

Sept. 9, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

A Paris-based organization comprising the world's leading industrial nations Wednesday rapped Canada

The U.S. Agency for International Development opened a Center for Trade and Investment Services here

The Ciskei bloodbath has dealt another blow to business confidence in South Africa, already battered