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Brooklyn Brokerages Raided, 11 ArrestedPolice raided five auto insurance brokerages in Brook

When Sol Berg was a boy, he sometimes spent summer evenings capturing fireflies in a glass jar. "Lit

Cigna Corp. has introduced enhancements to its insurer-agency automation system enabling independent

The head of a Concord, Calif., insurance agency and three associates who allegedly sold phony insura

A Japanese official expressed disappointment at the U.S. decision to lift 17 percent of the trade sa

The Institute of London Underwriters, which represents 108 companies active in the marine insurance

The business community and its insurers face the novel situation of good prospects for federal produ

Industrial Production Rises 14.6 percent in ChinaChina's industrial output value rose 14.6 p

Semiconductors Show Good Strength in MaySAN JOSE, Calif. - The U.S. semiconductor industry s

A marine insurance company in Anchorage has been shut down temporarily by the Alaska state insurance

Washington state's leadership in the export arena has not gone unnoticed by trade leaders in the oth

Heightened political tensions between the United States and India haven't halted the growth of trade

Preliminary results indicate that a genetically altered bacteria designed to fight frost damage to c

Honeywell Bull, the new computer maker jointly owned by U.S., French and Japanese interests, introdu

Rate increases envisioned by the main owner of the Seabrook nuclear power plant will trigger a massi

An Australian coal supplier has agreed to an 8.1 percent cut in the contracted price for 1.6 million

DOE Selects Proposals From Two CompaniesThe Energy Department selected coal cleaning proposa

Representatives of 16 states hope to forge a wide variety of trading links with Britain following th

Borden's ReaLemon Squeezed Out of UKA High Court blocked a U.S. company on Tuesday from sque

Energy and Environmental Research Corp., Irvine, Calif., was granted $15 million to develop a clean

Advertising Conference To Be Held in BeijingBEIJING - The Third World Advertising Congress,

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

For all the hoopla about China's opening to the world, relatively few foreign businesses have manage

J. Carlos Maciel, president of C.M. Magnetics Corp., can summarize the key to his company's success

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Micromanipulators Touted for AccuracyA British company says its micromanipulators produced f

Foods imported to the United States may be tainted with pesticides that U.S. farmers are prohibited

Caribbean Products To Be Shown in NYOver 100 U.S. and Caribbean companies will participate i

American Electric Power System said Thomas McCaffrey will be nominated president and chief operating

ITC Starts Final Probe Of Taiwanese FabricThe U.S. International Trade Commission instituted

A BREATHTAKING NUMBER of topics is covered at the bilateral meetings that government leaders try to

Several Caribbean countries are introducing measures to protect their exports and the credibility of

GENERAL NEWS The Supreme Court ruled that employers can't take individual employee agreement

The New York Society of Security Analysts Inc. elected John J. McCabe president of this non-profit o

Japan is making solid progress toward helping trim massive international payments imbalances, two pr

The Reagan administration so far is withholding financial support for a semiconductor industry propo

The Supreme Court gave impetus to individual employee agreements Tuesday by ruling that employers ma

A Japanese non-profit research institute claims the U.S. government may at some point declare defaul

GENERAL NEWS The Supreme Court ruled that employers can't take individual employee agreement