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UPS TO DOUBLE CAPACITY ON HONG KONG FLIGHTSLOUISVILLE, Ky. - United Parcel Service w

Israel expects huge trade gains with newly designated friendly nations as a result of its month-old

Long-awaited proposals for Japanese tax reform are likely to be short on detail, but the outlines sh

Negotiators from more than 30 nations will resume talks next week in Geneva on liberalizing global t

Sidney Fish, an award-winning writer and industrial news editor for The Journal of Commerce from 194

The Clinton administration said Wednesday it was lifting an embargo on arms sales to South Africa an

ARMS EXPORTERS SAID TO FACE TIGHTER CHECKSThe State and Commerce Departments are checking mo

The Clinton administration has adopted a series of measures, including export subsidies, to help U.S

Railroads should spend more on advertising to build brand loyalty for their intermodal product, a le

French industrial output continued to strengthen in May in all sectors of industry, the Bank of Fran

Spain's industrial price index rose 0.1 percent in April and rose 4.1 percent year-on-year, the Nati

Prominent environmental and labor groups said "retail wheeling" would do little to ease upward press

LIBYAN OIL MINISTER WINS OPEC PRESIDENCYVIENNA, Austria - Libyan Oil Minister Abdall

The Netherlands Antilles, with a strategically located port in Curacao, is in the rightplace at the

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June 15, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

Authorities in China say they are drafting detailed regulations for the sale of state assets to fore

The U.S. candy industry is tasting sweet success abroad. In a report on exports of non-choco

Competition between Germany and Switzerland to win international support for placing the new World T

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Leather and leather garments are a mainstay export for Pakistan, but the industry is in deep distres

U.S. steam-coal demand will climb steadily but slowly over the next 25 years, driven bydomestic elec

Moves toward freer world trade will boost global economic growth and oil consumption but will mean r

APPAREL, ACCESSORY SALES FELL 0.3 PERCENT IN MAY IN USU.S. retail sales of apparel and acces

June 15, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

When the bell finally tolls ending 1994, it will likely be remembered as the year that U.S. coal exp

It may not have been Sotheby or Christie's, but the Environmental Protection Agency's auction of sul

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China has delayed the deadline for a second round of onshore oil exploration bidding to Sept. 28 fro

Coal-terminal managers are looking for a brighter world in 1994. Coal shipments through U.S.

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry forecast the supply of new-generation alternati

EXPORTS FALL 34.8 PERCENT AT UK OIL TERMINALCrude oil exports from the Sullom Voe oil termin

China will put more emphasis on exporting coal in coming years, a senior official said, despite diff

Diesel fuel prices in Germany should be twice as high to take into account the environmental damage

Although Australia is a relatively small producer of coal, it has an inordinate influence on the wor

Wednesday June 15, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Increased government-industry partnerships will be needed in both industrialized states and developi

Perkins Group, a unit of Varity Corp., said its diesel engines will be built in China for the first

Don't tell the 7,000 or so people at the Colorado Convention Center about any oil industry woes. Tho

TTX GAINS EXTENSION ON RAILCAR POOLWASHINGTON - The Interstate Commerce Commission T