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Caribbean countries that have established a foothold in the U.S. garment market are anxiously awaiti

Traditional Exports Crude oil, gas, coffee, rubber, copra, coffee and spices.Potential Expor

A federal judge has ruled as unconstitutional a state law that could bar the Long Island Lighting Co

The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee approved legislation that would establish an independent s

A Gulf of Mexico utility was forced into an emergency coal purchase and another has just entered the

Public Service of NH Seeks Rate IncreaseMANCHESTER, N.H. - Financially troubled Public Servi

A reinforced concrete model of a nuclear power plant containment building pressurized with nitrogen

The political weekly Le Canard Enchaine reported Wednesday that a messagefrom Premier Jacque

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

The author of House legislation to repeal the insurance industry's antitrust exemptions insists that

Insurance companies may be slow to move, bureaucratic and bound to tradition, but they're also survi

A special committee of Florida leaders remains without a chairman more than a month since the group

Thousands of dog-tired commuters schlep overstuffed briefcases, cans of soda and boxes of popcorn al

Home Group Inc. sees synergy in its new insurance and banking base even though outside observers say

New York State will undertake a statewide blood test study, the first of its scope in the nation, to

Equitable, Tokyo Firm Forge PartnershipDai-ichi Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Tokyo and Equit

An article on this page on Wednesday, Aug. 5 contained erroneous information. The story inco

Alexander & Alexander Services Inc., an international brokerage firm, reported second quarter net in

Health authorities are certain that the number of people with AIDS will grow substantially. So, too,

After two days of effort, a House committee approved and sent to the floor a bill to provide consume

Newly appointed Federal Aviation Administration chief Allan McArtor revealedplans for an amb

A single-engine plane on a demonstration flight crashed into the factory where it was made, killing

Richard J. Slember, general manager of Westinghouse Electric Corp.'s nuclear fuel business unit, was

Kuehne & Nagel AG & Co. will be the first European company to enter the international overnight expr

Proposed legislation to liberalize U.S. market access for Caribbean Basin Initiative countries is a

The first major test of a fully redesigned space shuttle booster joint was declared a "tremendous su

Wings West Says It's in the BlackSAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - Wings West Airlines reported inco

The Air Transport Association is petitioning two federal agencies for better packaging of blood samp

The condition of Hiroshima's economy weighs on the minds of many local business people as the city

A strong recovery in passenger numbers contributed to sharply higher profits for British Airways PLC

Senate Panel Votes Shorter Trust Fund BillThe Senate Finance Committee Wednesday broke somew

The stream of telexes coming into the London headquarters of the Salvage Association confirmed the u

Italian grain companies are accepting petroleum in payment for large quantities of wheat products ex

AIR CARGO West Germany's Kuehne & Nagel AG & Co. will be the first European company to enter

Yugoslavia has informed the International Monetary Fund and the United States and West German govern

Robert W. Richards was named president of Tonka Corp. (Canada) Ltd., the affiliate of toy maker Tonk

Members of the House Ways and Means subcommittee on trade proposed legislation Wednesday that would

Mergers and acquisitions in software and services continued at a strong pace in the first half of 19

The Inter-American Development Bank has been prodded into making a major policy reversal on environm

Congressional negotiators were hard at work again Wednesday, trying to fix their budget law so they