Gas pains

Article Abstract:

Gasoline prices have risen in Burma due to rumors of a shortage. The Burmese government owes money to Mitsui and a one-year agreement to supply Burma with crude petroleum ended in Jul 1996. The government is seeking a new contract and argues that stocks will only be low on a temporary basis. Rises in fuel prices affect transportation and food costs. Rice exports could be affected and Burma has already seen a drop in rice exports for 1995 to 1996.

Petroleum Refineries, Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction, Crude petroleum and natural gas, Crude Petroleum, Petroleum refining, Gasoline, Energy policy, Petroleum industry, Contracts, Petroleum, Myanmar, Gasoline supply, Mitsui and Company Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan)

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A hard sell

Article Abstract:

United StatesE insistence to reposition its troops including the15, 000 strong Second Infantry Division that is presently stationed at the demilitarized border area of North Korea and South Korea to southern Seoul and the probable repercussions from this step on South Korea has been described.

United States, Management dynamics, Armed Forces, Management, Military aspects, Company business management

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A railway line in limbo

Article Abstract:

A railroad along the Korean peninsula could facilitate trade between the north and south but political and transportation issues in the north have stopped construction.

Strategy & planning, Railroads, Rail Transportation, Goods & services distribution, Planning, Transportation, Korea, Company business planning

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