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Wednesday Aug. 2, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

MOBIL CORP. EVACUATES WORKERS IN ERIN'S PATHNEW YORK - Mobil Corp. said Wednesday it

Strong export demand and active purchases by foreign buyers have sent Thai rice prices soaring, and

2038 (Aug. 2, 1995) Previous day - 2030 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

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Cement producers are looking for a windfall from the new government's emphasis on infrastructure con

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PAKISTAN TO CHALLENGE JAPANESE FEES ON YARNISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan is to chal

France's largest ports posted contrasting results for container traffic during the first six months

In the decades since it ferried high-society types to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, the once-luxu

Although the University of Miami has paid $200,000 in fines after its research vessel ran into a pro

CRUM & FORSTER INSURANCE (Parsippany, N.J.) - Richard Coskren has joined the company as director of

A congressional plan to ease the Bonneville Power Administration's financial woes by placing a cap o

AON'S NET INCOME ROSE FOR QUARTER, HALF YEARAon Corp., driven by its insurance brokerage and

Although fighting between Croats and rebel Serbs has died down in anticipation that today's peace ta

Burlington Northern Railroad will begin cutting 225 management employees from its work force after a

PIPELINE EXPECTED TO RUN AT CAPACITYExplorer Pipeline Co. sees its 520,000-barrel-a-day, 28-

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted Wednesday to advance the Ocean Shipping

EXPEDITORS INTERNATIONAL POSTS JUMP IN PROFITSEATTLE - Expeditors International of W

The transportation industry resumed normal operations in South Florida Wednesday after shutting down

While Japan is not asking the United States to weaken its own air carriers to the level of Japan's,

Wan Hai Lines of Taiwan, a major container line but virtually unknown in the United States, is plann

After stalling for several weeks, the government approved an application from United Airlines to beg

A compromise between rail labor and House Republicans on Amtrak reforms dissolved Wednesday as both

The European Commission Wednesday played down the fact it has sent a letter to Lufthansa and Scandin

Suddenly, European seaports are taking Zeebrugge seriously. So much so that one of them, Ant

FOREIGN INVESTORS GAIN MAJORITY STAKE IN QANTASSYDNEY, Australia - Foreign investors

With enlargement of the North American Free Trade Agreement already blocked in Congress over attempt

Brazil's government very likely will privatize its entire rail network starting in January and endin

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Aug. 2, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

The Thai government will press its case against quotas on textile exports to the United States after

The decision by the Australian government Tuesday to prohibit a French aircraft company from bidding

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

MANAGEMENT AT TOKYO CREDIT UNIONS SCRUTINIZEDTOKYO - Tokyo city authorities, seeking

Malaysia's third plant for liquefied natural gas, thought to be the world's largest, should be in op

Arizona Public Service, the largest investor-owned utility in Arizona, expects to become the first U

Nippon Oil Co., the largest distributor of petroleum products in Japan, said Wednesday it has signed

Years of effort to create a local petrochemical industry took a second hit Wednesday when Japanese f