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Singapore International Monetary Exchange May 23, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Faced with dauntingly heavy private beef stocks and wholesale beef prices that have slumped in recen

A shortage of latex in Thailand has prompted rubber exporters there to ask Japanese and European imp

Airlines disagreed Wednesday over whether Congress should pass legislation intended to increase comp

Thailand's $4 billion project to add 3 million desperately needed telephone lines in the near future

In general, the state of a nation's telecommunication sector tends to mirror its level of economic d

CHEVRON, TEXACO UNITS GET INDONESIAN PACTSThe Indonesian government and state oil company Pe

A pair of Norwegian shipowners will introduce two new forest product export services next year - on

Thu., May 23, 1991 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The story "Senate Panel Blocks Expansion of Heavy Truck Operations," on Page 1A of The Journal of Co

Consolidated Freightways Inc. has joined the ranks of transportation companies using optical imaging

New taxes on the ocean shipping industry are both unfair and an obstacle to U.S. trade competitivene

CHINA EXPECTS HARVEST TO YIELD BUMPER CROPHONG KONG - China is expecting another "bumper har

Tim Harris, chairman of P&O Containers Ltd., is to assume additional duties as chairman of P&O Bulk

SOFTWARE PRODUCERS TAKE AIM AT COPIERSWASHINGTON - U.S. software manufacturers are taking le

The latest round of Sino-British talks on Hong Kong's new airport ended in failure Thursday after fi

The impending introduction of Saga Forest Carriers International (USA) Inc.'s five newly built open-

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The International Trade Commission cleared the way Wednesday for anti-dumping duties on imports of s

Eastern Europe should adopt a Japanese recipe for growth, including subsidies to favored industries

EC LIFTS SUSPENSION OF TAKEOVER BIDBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Commission said Thursday

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