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A $1.5 billion International Monetary Fund loan to Russia is likely by early May or possibly sooner,

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Western donors have pledged another $300 million in aid to Zambia this year in response to governmen

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Italy plans to lodge a complaint with the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade over recent changes

General Motors do Brasil and various Brazilian state governments arediscussing incentives th

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The economies of several Caribbean countries performed moderately well last year, and will only do b

A Buckeye Pipe Line Co. official said Friday that two lines in its system were ordered shut by the U

The United States and Canada came to the aid of their free trade partner Mexico, offering cash and e

Twenty senators have demanded in a letter that President Clinton make good on his promise to promote

South Korea on Friday posted growth figures indicating the economy was showing healthy expansion wit

Mexico is calling. U.S. companies must respond swiftly and imaginatively to take full advantage of t

They're at it again. "They" are the airline managers who can't come to grips with the very r

Swiss producer prices (May 1993=100) were unchanged, while import prices rose 0.2 percent in Februar

Miami International Airport, striving to catch up with the extraordinary growth in cargo traffic, wi

The first North American Free Trade Agreement transportation summit, halted before it could begin by

Postal Service inspectors will stop conducting mail room investigations at companies suspected of vi

Rank-and-file Teamsters have overwhelmingly rejected President Ron Carey's bid to increase dues to b

China's coal production, however prodigious, seems unlikely to meet demand, officials acknowledge, w

The American Trucking Associations has set up a toll-free telephone number so members of its Team 20

MISSOURI MAN INDICTED ON AIRLINE KICKBACKSWASHINGTON - The inspector general's offic

CON ED REJECTS BIDS FOR HIGH-POUR FUEL OILNEW YORK - Consolidated Edison Co. of New

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International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 24, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

The head of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is hoping producers from outside the O

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Mar. 24, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

China's plan to standardize prices of oil products sold in the country may result in higher prices t

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RUSSIA ASKS UKRAINE TO CUT PORT TARIFFSLONDON - The Russian government has asked Ukr

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The Danish shipping group A.P. Moller has placed an order for three new containerships with the Sout

Facing a growing tide of red ink, the Port of San Francisco is reorganizing its operating department

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Compagnie Generale Maritime (CGM), France's state-owned shipping company, has asked the French gover

Sea-Land Service Inc.'s decision to charter three ships for its own weekly service to Mexico and Cen

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd., the flag-carrier of Singapore, more than doubled its group profit in the

The Port of New York-New Jersey needs nearly $35 million next year for channel deepening, sediment d

HAPAG-LLOYD TO ADD SOUTH AMERICA SERVICESTATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - Hapag-Lloyd said it wi