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A chronic shortage of parking in Japan's cities has been largely responsible for a rare fall in car

International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 7, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

What's it like for an American to work as a senior executive in a Japanese company? Jim Davi

The Russian Scientific Center-Kurchatov Institute and National Patent Development Corp. signed an ag

The South African government has welcomed the decision by the European Community's foreign ministers

COASTAL GAS MARKETING COMPANY Coastal Gas Marketing Company (formerly ANR Gathering

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The nation's two largest insurance agent groups have resumed merger talks that broke off last year a

US-RUSSIAN MEETINGS ON AID DETAILS UNSETTLEDU.S. and Russian officials have not yet arranged

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

The Coast Guard has proposed a rule that would require tankers with automated engine rooms to be ins

US STANDS FIRM IN TAIWAN TRADE TALKSTAIPEI, Taiwan - The United States took a tough line in

Significant container trade has eluded most ports in the Gulf of Mexico since the advent of landbrid

AMERICAN EXPRESS BANK LTD. (New York) - Robert V. Sicina was named chieffinancial officer an

Industrialized countries have agreed on new controls for the cross-border transport of wastes for re

The president of the Canadian Auto Workers union repeated his call Tuesday for Canada to pull out of

Western German manufacturing orders rose 0.24 percent in February from January, while January orders

Apr. 7, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded M

Taiwan's trade surplus for March surged by 88 percent over the year-earlier month to US$1.25 billion

Pollution contingency planning will be one of the dominant themes at this year's annual gathering of

Five men and two jewelry manufacturers were arrested and indicted for allegedly defrauding Lloyd's o

The rival Texas ports of Houston and Galveston may be talking seriously about merging their resource

The economy apparently forced attendance to drop at the Risk and Insurance Management Society's (RIM

Railroad marketing executives turned increasingly optimistic in March as cyclical commodities drove

Australia's jobless rate will hit a postwar high when figures for March are released Thursday, econo

Representatives of Asian shipowners Monday agreed to launch cooperative efforts to heighten the war

The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHT) warned Tuesday that a failure of trade liberaliza

Mexico's well-organized business people plan to take advantage of an expected lull in the pace of ne

Crude tankers are still being forced to wait seven to 10 days to load oil at the Iranian Kharg Islan

A cold wind is blowing across the Gulf of Mexico these days and it's not bringing all good news for

The outcome of Thursday's general election in Britain may decide the fate of allegations that U.S. p

An explosion Tuesday ripped through a four-mile-long propane pipeline, killing one person and injuri

Vietnam, trying to build an economy from the scraps of war and socialist mismanagement, has begun it

The shipping line Evergreen Marine Corp. established a sales and operations subsidiary in Austria, i

Last year, when Carmen Wales visited Guatemala to stimulate business for the Port of New Orleans, sh

Barge line executives and port managers on the Snake River in Washington state and Idaho have a $10

An agreement among industrialized countries to phase out shipbuilding subsidies should be reached he

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