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The U.S. Department of Energy won't send a representative to oil producer/ consu mer talks scheduled

A Soviet group took delivery Wednesday of a German-built containership that will be chartered by Sen

Ship Sale Report appears on alternate Fridays. The information, compiled by Shipping Intelligence In

The European Community farmers' main lobby group called for international negotiations to stabilize

CARDIOVASCULAR DRUG AGREEMENT ANNOUNCEDSOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. - COR Therapeutics Inc. a

The Senate energy committee voted Thursday to allow oil and gas exploration in a portion of Alaska's

The California Department of Insurance Tuesday proposed a premium-to-surplus ratio of 2.5-to-1 for t

The U.S. government should terminate all dormant contracts to pay subsidy to U.S.-flag shipping line

Half of the major companies in Brazil feel they will have trouble confronting the mounting foreign c

Alaska Gov. Wally Hickel, buoyed by a resolution passed unanimously by the state legislature urging

Prospects for an accord next month to cut export credit subsidies have all but collapsed. Ne

Ship renovation makes much more sense than ordering a new tanker at today's prices, ship operators a

American carriers and ship managers say new contracting and procurement methods would make the milit

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The decision by Hapag-Lloyd AG and Atlantic Container Line to drop the Port of Philadelphia from the

Three days of severe bilateral trade negotiations ended here Wednesday with the United States urging

Marge Handly is an intelligent, reflective woman who believes the reason her husband, Gustave, can s

SCHERING-PLOUGH GETS EUROPEAN DRUG NODMADISON, N.J. - Schering-Plough Corp. said the Europea

AMBASE CORP. (New York) - Richard A. Bianco was elected president and chief executive officer and a

The completion of a single European Community market will yield only small increases in cross-border

Pacific Transportation Association, May 28. Luncheon featuring Ronald B. Gottshall, managing directo

CHUNNEL WORKERS LINK UP RAIL CORRIDORWorkers Wednesday joined the first of two parallel tunn

Chevron Corp.'s wholly owned subsidiary, California Asiatic Ltd., sold all shares of Chevron Oil Co

Congress is expected to vote today on whether to extend for two years the administration's "fast-tra

U.S. Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher said Wednesday that Soviet passage of an emigration bill ha

May 22, 1991 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Premi

Singapore International Monetary Exchange May 22, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Silver prices were lower late Wednesday after the initial upward surge on political uncertainties in

Operating revenue at insurance broker Willis Corroon PLC for the three months ended March 31 increas

U.S. slaughter cow and lean beef prices could firm this year if an expected 14 percent cut in Austra

Canadian-owned Grand Trunk Western Railroad will try to reach a gain-sharing agreement with its unio

The United States, Japan and Canada are likely to be invited to participate in a European Community

Matson Navigation Co., San Francisco, asked the Federal Maritime Commission for permission to delay

FACTORY WORKERS RESUME STRIKES IN BYELORUSSIAMOSCOW - Workers at 13 factories in Byelorussia

SABENA IN TALKS WITH BA, AIR FRANCEBRUSSELS, Belgium - Belgium's national airline Sabena SA

The U.S. dollar was broadly higher Wednesday afternoon in slow trading, reflecting a winding down of

KOHL DOWNPLAYS CONCERNS ABOUT EASTGerman Chancellor Helmut Kohl Tuesday downplayed concerns

Western trade officials worked against the clock Wednesday to finalize reforms that will streamline

China found more natural gas of "industrial value" in the northwest Shaanxi, Gansu and Ningxia basin

International Petroleum Exchange May 22, 1991Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)-