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British Group Buys Dutch Insurer in UKTHE HAGUE, Netherlands - The New Concordia Group Ltd.

U.S. automakers scheduled the assembly of 129,113 cars in domestic factories this week, Ward's Autom

U.S. trading know-how and a loyal Japanese staff have helped to make First National Bank of Chicago

The bottlenecked process of nursing a permit to build and operate a hazardous waste treatment or dis

Ecolab Inc. has entered into an agreement to acquire G.H. Wood & Co., a privately held Canadian manu

A shutdown of Canada's two transcontinental railroads has helped state-owned CN Rail draw attention

If Japanese authorities step up internationalization of the country'sfinancial and capital m

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

For the time being, the dollar is trapped between traders too bearish to bid the dollar higher and t

Major Canadian banks are more than doubling their default protection, three months after New York's

Supporters of a free-trade pact between the United States and Canada like to cite trade statistics t

The poster has been standing on a file cabinet outside the union leader's office since the picnic ne

Canada's labor movement contends that the winners will be few and the losers many if a U.S.-Canadian

The $381,000 civil penalty imposed by the U.S. government on the NCR Corp. for alleged violation of

The Chromalloy unit of Sequa Corp. is negotiating to buy SCNO Barge Lines Inc. of St. Louis from Hen

A new association for members of the international trade and transport community that transfer infor

The Kuwait Oil Tanker Co., or KOTC, has confirmed that it is the owner of the tanker that the U.S. S

A third of India's people are reeling from the century's worst drought. Sacred cows are being releas

Australian-based Berwick Overseas Sourcing and Marketing Pty. Ltd. is looking for a U.S. distributor

Lufthansa Interested In Buying Hilton ChainFRANKFURT, West Germany - Deutsche Lufthansa AG,

THE CONTROVERSY SWIRLING around the Shoreham and Seabrook nuclear plants could jeopardize the timely

The Maryland Public Service Commission will open hearings Sept. 28 to consider Potomac Electric Powe

Completing his first safety review of a U.S. nuclear plant, an international investigator reported t

Karl Schmidt and his family piled into their Mercedes, looking back happily at a three-week Mediterr

Judge Dismisses Suit Against Soo LineAn employee lawsuit to block Soo Line Railroad Co.'s sa

Lloyd Anderson, executive director of the port of Portland for the past 13 years, announced that he

U.S. auto, paper and wood products companies are holding their collective breath, hoping that the pa

Customs Classification Of Computers DebatedThe U.S. Customs Service disputed a contention by

Timken Co. is hoping to move into India in partnership with one of the country's largest conglomerat

China Wheat Business Submitted to USDAU.S. exporters Wednesday submitted Chinese export bonu

Is the shipyard industry in Boston teetering on the brink of extinction in the face of massive publi

The Moravians came here in 1741 to escape religious persecution in Europe - primarily Germany. They

An insurance industry executive says a decision by Massachusetts regulators not to update auto insur

U.S. representation at the Frankfurt International Trade Fair was minimal - 22 out of the 3,609 exhi

Alzheimer's Costs Put At $27 Billion AnnuallySTANFORD, Calif. - The first study to comprehen

Unseasonable storms that have drenched a large part of western Europe this week appear to be having

Six insurers and three insurance industry trade groups have filed suit against the New York Insuranc

The Nakasone administration is recalling its top diplomats from the United States for emergency cons

Todd Shipyards Corp. has won approval from a federal bankruptcy judge for a $25 million credit line