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The Philippines has asked Swiss authorities to freeze two newly discovered bank accounts of the late

The U.S. dollar pushed higher Thursday afternoon on heavy commercial orders and speculative buying,

Comecon, the former Communist bloc's trading organization, will unceremoniously close its doors at

Corporate travel is not expected to improve until later this year, further dampening prospects for a

The Journal of Commerce and Traffic World Thursday presented the first annual Nat Welch Award in hon

MEXICO CUTS OIL PRICES FOR EUROPE, AMERICASPetroleos Mexicanos Wednesday said that effective

The National Institute of Health said it is considering legal action against Burroughs Wellcome Co.

The International Trade Commission has cleared the way for anti-dumping duties on imports of sparkle

Airlines are suffering their worst recession ever, but industry analysts say their stocks are faring

Post offices of eight European nations face a formal inquiry and disciplinary action by Europe's lea

US, JAPAN BEAT CLOCK ON CONSTRUCTION TALKSTOKYO - Talks between U.S. and Japanese officials

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

BOLIVIA - $33.9 million from the Inter-American Development Bank for basic health services, a $39 mi

The longest running road show since "Hair" came to Atlanta Thursday, only this time the performers d

An early truckload of hard red winter wheat was delivered this week to Corbin in south-central Kansa

QUAYLE TO ADDRESS ACADEMY GRADUATESVice President Dan Quayle will address the 1991 graduatin

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As of May 30, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list prices

New York Mercantile Exchange May 29, 1991CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

May 30, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The value of exports at West Coast ports has increased steadily in recent years, but the average val

Hapag-Lloyd AG is boosting capacity in its feeder service between India and Singapore, the Hamburg,

Low-value American export cargoes, especially those in the Pacific, could find them- selves displace

Against the majestic backdrop of alpine peaks, Ljubljana's fairy-tale skyline of red pitched roofs a

Canadian drillers will help provide the extra power Iran needs to boost its oil production capacity

Overseas investment in the Philippines sagged in the first quarter of this year compared with last y

AS THE SOVIET UNION slips into economic chaos, a plan is emerging that could benefit both Moscow and

Canadian shipowners and maritime unions formed a joint labor-management organization to promote the

Central American and Caribbean apparel producers who export to the United States are at loggerheads

After more than three years of delays, Chevron Corp. plans to begin pumping limited amounts of crude

General Motors do Brasil this week sought to quash the idea that a pending change of command in the

Brazil's ambitious and controversial $18 billion privatization program came alive this week as Presi

After turning down a U.S. bonus wheat offer, Brazil purchased about 1 million metric tons of Canadia

Copper prices on the Commodity Exchange Inc. plunged to new lows following weakness at the widely tr

Secretary of State James Baker said the United States needs to study further a draft economic reform

1743 (May 29, 1991) Previous day - 1734 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

An unusual alliance between the American Stock Exchange, the Japan External Trade Organization and t

Ship lines serving the major East-West trade routes should focus their collective efforts on reducin

Lloyd's Register of Shipping, the U.K. classification society, introduced immediate changes to surve

Ocean bills of lading are documents commonly used in international trade and commerce. Parti