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The credit markets and their participants are nearly bored to death and analysts see little indicati

International Business Machines Corp. is looking for a way to break free from the pack in personal c

GENERAL NEWS The budget is making slow progress on Capitol Hill as Republicans and Democrats

Japan has agreed to open its markets to U.S. imports of herring and pollock products in exchange for

Nippon Electric Co. has been dropped from a Texas Instruments patent complaint. The action w

GENERAL NEWS The budget is making slow progress on Capitol Hill as Republicans and Democrats

IDB Meets Today MIAMI - The Inter-American Development Bank holds its annual meeting in Miam

The Inter-American Investment Corp., a new agency to promote private investment in Latin America and

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 340,000 persons during the week en

Top Stories The New York Insurance Exchange is anticipating an upturn in written premiums an

After the first week of formal congressional efforts to write a 1988 budget, the goal still appears

Top Stories Trade and politics don't mix as Chinese try to overcome western world's fear tha

California Shipping Lines Inc., Ingelwood, Calif., seeks more than $300,000 in reparations from the

The port of Houston will become a flashy borrower today. The Harris County governmental enti

The global tariff classification system set to go into effect Jan. 1 is already wreaking havoc in th

A new crisis is simmering in Sino-U.S. trade, as China continues to overship textiles and garments t

How much would it cost to settle a liability insurance claim if the civil justice system were change

Mass. Steals Limelight As Convention SiteThe National Auto Theft Bureau couldn't have picked

The nation's property and casualty insurance industry reported consolidated net income after taxes o

Brokers/Agents Errors and Omissions will be the subject of a March 25 evening meeting in Long Islan

The College of Insurance, an industry-supported educational institution, is celebrating its 25th Ann

U.S. and European insurers took off the gloves in Paris earlier this month to talk about $500 billio

A sharp decline in claims paid on aircraft losses in 1986 has contributed to a dangerous weakening o

New medical studies in Finland and the United States show that coffee drinking does not contribute t

Stocks surged to record highs Friday, as the triple witching hour treated investors to a last-minute

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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

Singapore Exchange Plans Options TradingBOCA RATON, Fla. - The Singapore Monetary Exchange w

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

The U.S. dollar was mixed with little activity Friday as the Canadian dollar enjoyed a mini-rally be

The Department of Transportation gave USAir Group Inc. conditional permission to buy up to 51 percen

Federal Express Corp. reported third quarter income from continuing operations declined to $35.9 mil

Friday, March 20, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The Boeing Co. said it has been selected by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Marsh

A General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade committee considering the U.S.-European Airbus dispute rece

Qantas has yet to make a decision about the engine to power its four new Boeing 747-400 series aircr

Pan Am Corp., parent company of Pan American World Airways, reported a fourth quarter net loss of $1

Start-up Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Ltd. won permission for scheduled services to Johore, on the sout

A top official of the Department of Transportation said the more than 40 airlines meeting here last

Delta Says Order Won't Delay MergerATLANTA - Delta Air Lines said that the recent order issu