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The "understanding" that Saudi Arabia had reached with four United States oil companies to give disc

Coast Guard Shelves Plan for Ship ChannelThe Coast Guard has decided against establishing a

Health and life insurers will have another set of state guidelines to follow when testing applicants

Exchange Formation Under Way in TexasThe formation of a Texas insurance exchange is in the p

WITH ENOUGH PRACTICE, maybe they can get it right. Back in the 1970s, Washington's massive U

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Japan's Crown Prince Akihito is in the United States to add a personal touch to an international rel

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RISING INTEREST RATES - for consumers and to economists, the trend is a mixture of good, bad and ugl

Top Stories: An uneasy mood has gripped Taiwan despite prospects for economic growth during

After weeks of speculation, President Reagan Thursday nominated Deputy Transportation Secretary Jame

British Airways is planning to extend its wholesale courier operations this month to include Chicago

Legislation that sponsors say will deny large power companies windfall profits and help lower some e

The proposed U.S.-Canada free trade agreement does not disturb a controversial U.S. regulatory decis

With award of a bid on a lease for a revolutionary bagged grain facility, port commissioners Wednesd

Korean Air Orders Two Airbus JetlinersKorean Air Lines ordered two extended-range Airbus Ind

The Department of Transportation is one of the largest of the Cabinet-level federal agencies, with n

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Ryder International Freight and Customs Services opened a Hong Kong office and named John H. Tibshir

Spot and futures oil prices were mostly firmer Thursday. Late in the session on the New York

Occidental to Pay Up to $6 MillionOccidental Petroleum Corp. will pay as much as $6 million

Japan Buys US Corn For January ShipmentJapan's corn imports from the United States have been

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Group Pushes Congress For Better Safety LawsWith a promise not to let loved ones die in vain

Burlington Northern Inc. earned $127 million in the third quarter, or $1.70 a share, compared with $

Keeping track of frequent flyer awards has become a full-time job in itself. These days just when yo

The head of one of the largest U.S. labor unions has blasted involvement by officials of the Defense

Senior Treasury Department officials say the U.S.-Canadian draft trade agreement signed this week pr

The California Energy Commission summarily approved Chevron U.S.A.'s plans for a 98-megawatt cogener

A second generation of lawsuits in U.S. environmental cases is thriving in which citizens residing n

An Iranian vessel attacked a Japanese tanker Thursday in the Persian Gulf, wounding three crewmen an

Lloyd's of London announced Thursday it is altering the way it calculates members' annual subscripti

The debate is raging in Massachusetts over whose ox was gored in the move Wednesday to send Gov. Mic

The unique amnesty agreement the Federal Maritime Commission entered into recently with 13 ocean car

The Peerless Insurance Co. has been forced to stop writing all insurance in Massachusetts effective

The nation's largest general retailers Thursday reported moderately higher sales during September, a

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Top Stories: European risk managers consider the difficulty of obtaining adequate, reasonabl

For the week ended Sept. 26, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled