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Non-OPEC oil producing nations met Wednesday to debate moves aimed at halting plunging oil prices, b

News that oil-producing nations planned to meet to consider ways to stop the slide in oil prices app

New Jersey Natural Gas Co. this week will begin construction of 8.2 miles of transmission pipelines

Americans spent $8.3 billion keeping warm in February, $340 million more than normal for the month,

World oil prices are lower because of U.S. and French trade embargoes on Iran, Energy Secretary John

Enterprise Oil Reports North Sea DiscoveryEnterprise Oil, one of Britain's leading independe

W. German Exports Of Machines Drop 3 percentFRANKFURT, West Germany - U.S. imports of German

Supplies of distillate fuel and gasoline declined moderately last week, according to the latest supp

West German Prices Rose 0.2 percent in FebruaryWest German consumer prices rose by 0.2 perce

A high-powered delegation led by the colony's chief executive kicks off a four-day selling mission i

Paper napkins, antibiotics, granite and porcelain are among the goods that Chinese officials hope wi

The state-owned Electronics Trade and Technology Development Corp. will open a sales office and ware

The chairman of South Korea's largest corporation said Wednesday that continued U.S. pressure on Seo

ALLIANT COMPUTER SYSTEMS CORP. (Littleton, Mass.) - Koji Kaneko was named president and representati

It's nothing but kid-glove treatment for this stone warrior and his companions, insured for $20 mill

Pontiac is offering $500 cash rebates on its $6,399, Korean-built Pontiac LeMans and, for those buyi

The closing of a number of electronics assembly plants in recent years has decimated Barbados' expor

Traditional Exports Sugar, rum, molasses and electronics (usually made by Barbadian subsidia

Producer members of the International Cocoa Organization have refused to discuss with consumers a lo

Vice President George Bush stood within reach of the Republican presidential nomination Wednesday af

U.S. Rep. Richard Gephardt's poor showing in the Super Tuesday presidential primaries came as a reli

Next Tuesday's Illinois primary is a must-win test for more than just a few of the presidential hope

Phelps Dodge Finishes ACCURIDE PurchasePHOENIX, Ariz. - Phelps Dodge Corp. has completed its

NO ONE is expecting any thunderbolts from those open hearings on trucking re- regulation being spon

The little log port that exploded into a industrialized container giant competing with the port of S

Shippers attending the Shippers National Freight Claim Council's 14th annual meeting are promised an

Although Federal deregulation has gone a long way to lower the cost and improve the efficiency of tr

To regulate or not to regulate, this is the question under consideration by the California Public Ut

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1575.0 (Mar. 9, 1988) Previous day - 1571.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

A tug crew took pictures of a gunman firing at them in broad daylight Tuesday in Jamaica Bay near Ke

The Panama Canal continues to function against a backdrop of street violence in that troubled countr

Chrysler Corp.'s plans to sell cars in Europe cannot be duplicated in Asiabecause of the reg

Warwick Insurance Managers Inc. doesn't pretend to be all things for all people, but its strategy of

Warwick Insurance Managers Inc. reported that operating income for the fourth quarter ending Dec. 31

With apparent encouragement from two justices, insurance industry lawyers have asked the state Supr

Insurers have reduced their supplementary war-risk rates for cargoes in ships in the Persian Gulf to

Canada's Minister of State for Finance, Tom Hockin, has firmly reiterated his opposition to allowing

Benzene Prices Moving Up, ButDrop Expected SoonBenzene is moving up, but most market

T. PARKER HOST OF MARYLAND INC. (Baltimore) - Douglas T. Aiken was appointed to the staff of this sh