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Sept. 1, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

New York Mercantile Exchange Aug. 31, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Natural gas futures for October delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange fell sharply in early t

CHINA TO OPEN AREAS TO FOREIGN EXPLORATIONHONG KONG - China will open petroleum rese

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A classic case of industry vs. environmental concerns is brewing along the lower reaches of the Tenn

A six-ship armada, carrying a total of 31,740 tons of food, is steaming toward portsin or near war-t

Although USAir Group remains interested in parts of Trans World Airlines Inc., it still has a wait-a

Rep. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., said he's ready to back up his argument that the Canadians have been expo

KOREA'S DAELIM TO SHUT ETHYLENE-PRODUCING UNIT SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Daelim In

Canada's International Trade Minister Michael Wilson Thursday will lead a weeklong mission of Canadi

CARGO, PASSENGER TRAFFIC ROSE IN JULY, IATA SAYSLONDON - Scheduled airline passenger

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

QATAR TO ESTABLISH SHIP LINE TO CARRY GASQatar will set up a shipping company to carry its e

U.S. shipping lines will have to adjust to more complicated and potentially more risky bidding rules

An affluent, fast-growing population will bring dramatic growth to Saudi Arabia's consumer market in

A European official hopes informal discussions later this month can help resurrect moribund talks on

Accounting firms are finding liability coverage increasingly unavailable, forcing many to self-insur

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 200.99 up0.78 which comp

Manufacturers' demand for cocoa is unlikely to pick up before the end of September despite recent bu

Russia will send two warships to the Persian Gulf to join international peacekeeping forces there.

The German government is heading toward canceling the U.S.-German bilateral aviation agreement follo

Seven years after the opening of the Tennessee-Tombigee Waterway, the water link intended to provide

Additional public works spending, earmarked in Japan's 10.7 trillion-yen ($86.6 billion) economic st

The Bush administration, under pressure from Democrats who are charging that the North American free

The budget ax used by California lawmakers to close a nearly $11 billion deficit has chopped away at

General Motors Corp. expects to start exporting a right-hand-drive version of its Saturn car to Japa

Agriculture losses related to last week's Hurricane Andrew could reach more than $1 billion in Flori

It isn't often the loser of a corporate succession struggle fares as well as Donald E. Moffitt.<

SEALIFT COMMAND AIDS HURRICANE RELIEF EFFORTOcean freight containers loaded with paper and p

NORTH AMERICA IMTS '92: The World of Manufacturing. Sept. 9-17. Chicago. Contact: William C.

Insurance and reinsurance companies in the United States and elsewhere around the globe expect to pa

DUTCH INSURER CEASES UK NON-LIFE BUSINESSTHE HAGUE, Netherlands - Nationale-Nederlanden NV,

Herbert M. Lord, a practitioner of admiralty and maritime law, joined the partnership's New York off

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William G. (Pete) Barker Jr. was named chief financial officer. He was chieffinancial execut

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With an eye on Eastern European fuel needs, Kansas City Southern Railway Co. is expanding a Texas pe

Ciba-Geigy Corp. of Ardsley, N.Y., has agreed to allocate $120 million toward the cleanup of soils c

The Norwegian state-owned company Statoil began negotiations with the Norwegian shipping company Knu