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Tuesday Oct. 24, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

TROUBLE SEEN FOR QATAR, OMAN ON LNG PROJECTSLONDON - Costly liquefied natural gas pr

Nigerian Oil Minister Dan Etete, in an ambitious attempt to ease strained relations with the interna

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Exxon Corp. reported record earnings for the second consecutive quarter, once again outperforming th

Bottlenecks created in recent years by the surge of Brazilian trade volume are being resolved by a c

One of the world's biggest oil companies is tiptoeing on to Chinese soil for the firsttime, having i

A National Iranian Oil Co. official said oil revenues in the first half of the current Iranian fisca

It seems like a perfect match: The Midwest grain giant gets an entree to the burgeoning West Coast e

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The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerce assumes

After a summer of relatively warm relations, Britain and the United States have re-entered their avi

China and the United States announced a brief change in plans for today's summit in New York that sp

W.J. Amoss Jr., the former head of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., said the federal government helped sin

When Yasser Arafat visits Harvard University for the first time Tuesday night, it will mark a return

Asked to come up with a quote that best describes his philosophy, John S. McKennirey - the executive

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The Christmas season will not bring its usual cheer this year to Pacific ports and shipping lines.

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Having lost its luster as the brightest of emerging markets, Mexico is beginning to lift itself out

Bangkok's reputation as a key economic center for Indochina has been accompanied by a wave of invest

Exporters/suppliers or importers/buyers are sought for the following items. Interested parties are a

MEXICO INCREASES TAX-EXEMPTION LIMITStarting in November, Mexicans living in border regions

The European Union said on Monday it would allocate new funds totaling 50 million European Currency

India will host its second international trade fair on pulp and paper technology from Dec. 8-12.

Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien, apparently trying to answer criticism he opposes special stat

Vietnam has declared war on bureaucratic inefficiency with a governmental shake-up seen by analysts

The barge Patricia Sheridan has been refloated early, 10 days after it capsized off Charleston with

CURRENT TEXTILE AND APPAREL QUOTAS: Average recent utilization rate indicates full quota uti

American President Lines, dealing a blow to the Port of Oakland, will no longer bring its own vessel

More than 600 delegates at the American Association of Port Authorities' 84th annual convention Thur

Insurance industry groups are still waiting for the House Rules Committee to release a banking bill

The Federal Aviation Administration has started to test the Future Air Navigation System oceanic dat

Participation in networks such as Trans Pacific Freight, which groups 24 freight forwarders from 16

Amtrak has settled claims with neighbors of the Paoli (Pa.) Railroad Yard who contend that they have

WISCONSIN CENTRAL TO APPEAL TAX MOVEROSEMONT, Ill. - Wisconsin Central Transportation Corp.

After the worst domestic harvest in three decades, Russian grain imports would normally rise, but tr

ELECTROCUTION BLAMED AS KENTUCKY MINER DIESLOVELY, Ky. An eastern Kentucky miner di

AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (Washington) - William Van Deventer, who had been manager of information s