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AVERAGE GASOLINE PRICES STAY FLAT AT THE PUMPLOS ANGELES - The national average pric

GOP PIPELINE SAFETY BILL SEEN FACING OPPOSITIONWASHINGTON - Democratic members of th

The French state-owned power utility Electricite de France has flatly rejected the latest plan by th

Univax Biologics Inc. has agreed to work with a Canadian company to produce adrug to help vi

The planned upgrading of rail links in the former Soviet Union should open new possibilities for int

Indonesia's economy grew by 7.3 percent in 1994, nearly 1 percentage point higher than in the previo

March 27, 1995 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

Norway's industrial output rose 0.1 percent in February from January, the Central Bureau of Statisti

Gabon has no intention of relinquishing its membership of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Co

Monday Mar. 27, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

General Motors Corp. of the United States announced Friday that it has set up an institute to consol

TRANSAMERICA EXECUTIVE CARPENTER TO RETIREDavid R. Carpenter, an executive vice president at

U.S. property and casualty insurers' net income dropped to $10.1 billion from $19.3 billion in 1993

Northeastern Liaoning province, heartland of China's heavy industry, is mostly synonymous with loss-

Burlington Industries Inc. is tapping India as a source of denim cloth, and industry reports suggest

Private phone companies can begin operating in Germany on Jan. 1, 1998, the government announced Mon

Spanish fishermen in the North Atlantic headed back to disputed fishing grounds in international wat

Natural catastrophe claims could overwhelm the U.S. insurance industry in the future unless state an

Japan's fair trade watchdog said on Monday that 42 companies including major trading houses had rigg

A U.S. businessman tethered reluctantly to a Chinese city by legal wrangling and local protectionism

SAMUEL SHAPIRO & CO. (Baltimore) - William S. Ansley was named president and chief operating officer

In France, it's known as pamplemousse. Germans call it pompelmuse; the Dutch, pompelmoes. In Japan,

SEVEN EU NATIONS DROP BORDER CONTROLSBRUSSELS - In a move lauded as a breakthrough i

Mar. 27, 1995 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Premium-Unl

As of Mar. 27, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 27, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

New York Mercantile Exchange - Mar. 27, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

For U.S. exporters, Brazil is becoming the land of confusion. The rising tide of exports is

Port commissioners in the Brownsville Navigation District this week will hear proposals from three H

The locally owned fleet is growing in volume, although the number of ships is declining overall.

The United States and Japan Monday resumed automobile trade talks in Tokyo amid early signs that nei

Transportacion Maritima Mexicana, Mexico's largest steamship company, has begun a cost analysis for

Having learned from their customs brokerage counterparts, freight forwarders are taking a cautious a

Two measures under discussion in the Alaska state Legislature take a stab at resolving pilotage-fee

Europe's railways are ill-prepared to cash in on the sudden renaissance of combined truck and rail t

Robert J. "Bobby" Pfeiffer, a former deck hand who became one of the highest-paid executives in Hono

CUBAN FREIGHTER SINKS; 24 REPORTED DEADMADRID, Spain - A Cuban ship sailing from Havana to S

U.S.-Russian trade essentially is "on hold" as a bilateral investment treaty languishes in the hands

1994 1995 Net New Orders $636 $750Shipments $493

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