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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners will hold a seminar on the property/casualty acc

GOODYEAR IS SEEKING COURAGEOUS TRUCKERSAKRON, Ohio - The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. is seeki

Brazil's January-June crude oil consumption rose to 1.103 million barrels a day, up 1.1 percent from

EC'S CONSUMER PRICES ROSE SLIGHTLY IN JUNEBRUSSELS, Belgium - Consumer prices in the Europea

With the threat of a renewed coal strike lingering in the Appalachian air, negotiators for Pittston

CHEVRON CORP. (San Francisco) - Richard H. Matzke was elected president of Chevron's main internatio

NEW COMPANY TO JOIN ISRAELI OIL PROJECTTEL AVIV, Israel - A local company, Thompson Oil (Isr

National Fuel Gas Co. said Monday that the Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission approved the

Local and long-haul truckers can familiarize themselves with the New York port area through a 10-pag

World oil prices will rise in the fourth quarter following a meeting of the Organization of Petroleu

Consolidated Rail Corp., which recently adopted a "poison-pill" shareholder rights plan, plans to es

IPE SETS LAUNCH DATE FOR NEW OIL CONTRACTTrading in the International Petroleum Exchange's h

Much has happened in the 10 years since rezoning of the first 800 acres for the Riverport of Louisvi

The U.S. Department of Transportation may advocate restricting landing slots at more airports to rel

WHITHER CUSTOMS? Commissioner of Customs William von Raab soon will be departing his post. H

Only hours after a United Airlines DC-10 crashed on landing in Sioux City, Iowa, last month, the Mas

The fate of two urban wetland areas could force some alteration of plans to expand the world's eight

A single rule governing truck access to and from the nation's interstate highway system is a bad ide

Private forecasts calling for normal August weather are pushing grains and soybean prices lower, ana

Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., doesn't see a bright new market of opportunity opening up for U.S. compan

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

JACKSONVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Rebecca A. Kinney was appointed director of

Wisconsin Gov. Tommy G. Thompson, an active promoter of international trade for his state, is trying

NY, AUSTRIAN FIRMS INK COUNTERTRADE VENTUREA specialized financial services firm has joined

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

European industries will not be able to hide behind government subsidies as other trade barriers amo

President Bush's decision last week to extend import quotas on steel for another two and a half year

MITSUBISHI TO ENGINEER NEW DODGE MODELHIGHLAND PARK, Mich. - The Dodge division of Chrysler

President Bush's decision to extend import quotas on steel for another 30 months will have no impact

After weeks of heavy propaganda, Chinese officials reversed course Monday and admitted that only abo

Other UK clearing banks are likely this week to follow Lloyds Bank PLC in setting aside a massive pr

Britain said Sunday it will resume talks with China in September over the future of Hong Kong, a Bri

DEBTOR NATIONS' DEBT SHRINKS TO $955 BILLIONBASEL, Switzerland - The debt burden of 159 debt

After several months of talking about it, Congress is beginning to move on oil spill legislation tha

July 28, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO. (Washington) - John M. Derrick Jr. was elected executive vice president,

The South Korean government's decision early this month to approve an expansion in domestic oil refi

DOMESTIC EXPLORATION and production expenditures are not responding to increased oil prices, invalid

West German coal imports fell 10 percent to 7.2 million tons last year, with a further decline of 35