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KUWAIT TO INCREASE REFINING CAPACITYSINGAPORE - Kuwait Petroleum Co. expects to incr

The British government hopes to complete the privatization of the country's coal-mining industry by

June 17, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Florida Power Corp. and Georgia Power Co. have signed an agreement designed to benefit the customers

President Clinton told lawmakers last week that he wants to help the domestic oil and gas industry,

Friday June 17, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

There were three significant energy meetings in Stavanger, Norway, recently. First, the Internationa

The so-called "eco-business" market is growing at an annual rate of 8 percent and likely will genera

A group of experts in India has suggested to the government that private telephone networks, allowed

Mircea Cosea, Romania's point man on economic reform, is facing growing popular discontent as he tri

Two days of working-level talks on Japan's public procurement market in telecommunications ended Fri

India and China signed a trade protocol for fiscal 1994-95 (April-March), paving the way for India t

CHINA LASHING OUT AT COPYRIGHT CRITICSBEIJING - Rebuffing U.S. pressure, China said

REGIONAL BLOCS U.S.-Southeast Asia Relations: Economic and Political Trends. June 22. New Yo

A sharp drop in foreign direct investment in the Czech Republic has provoked a rash of finger-pointi

The Czech Republic will apply for membership in the European Union ahead of the 1996 EU intergovernm

The Indonesian government is still cautiously optimistic about the latest trend in foreign and domes

The South African Krugerrand, once the best-selling gold coin before imports to the UnitedStates wer

* Aug. 15, 1945: Korean peninsula liberated from Japan. Korea is divided with Soviet forces occupyin

The tensions on the Korean peninsula haven't carried over into the insurance community. Ther

"Juche," North Korea's guiding principle of self-reliance, explains both why the country's economy i

Japan has vowed to support a U.S. draft resolution to be submitted to the U.N. Security Council call

South Korean container shipping lines face the prospect that many of their vessels will be activated

With its stranglehold over most of France's domestic routes loosening, state- owned Air Inter, a sub

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

The Title XI shipbuilding loan guarantee program will be amended this summer to make clear there wil

The House and Senate could hold a conference as early as this week on an airport funding measure aft

For the week ended June 11, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

The German government agreed late last week to a measure that will make it easier for private compan

A proposal to discourage rush-hour driving by charging motorists fees to use highways at peak period

Shippers attracted to contract logistics by promises of lower expenses and more time toconcentrate o

PILOT AIR FREIGHT (Lima, Pa.) - Richard J. Morris was named senior vice president and general manage

Philippine Airlines is facing mounting staff, management and competitive woes. A brief labor

CLINTON TO LIRR, UNION: TALK ROUND-THE-CLOCKCHICAGO - President Clinton on Friday ur

In a bid to clean up its aviation industry's increasingly awful safety record, China is buying three

The air-cargo industry has recovered since 1991, but the sector is on a new flight pathdue to change

Small packages are Federal Express Corp.'s specialty, but the carrier also handles some really big o