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The New York Insurance Department appears unlikely to establish a joint underwriting association for

Union Carbide Corp. asked for an injunction that would delay any action on India's US$3 billion suit

Cigna Affiliates Gain Foreign LicensesCigna Corp. said two affiliates received licenses to o

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

Ambassador Group Inc. resubmitted its plan to avoid the liquidation of Ambassador Insurance Co. that

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

Prices of refined oil products are very firm in New York. Late in Monday's session home heat

The oil market's continuing weakness has not deterred Mauritania from planning to reopen its 20,000-

The Norwegian Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee today will hear the government's proposal for l

Near collisions of aircraft over the United States rose to a record rate of more than two a day in 1

Japan's inventories of residual fuel oil stocks totaled 40.3 million barrels at the end of December

Nobody knows why a half-mile-long depression as deep as 40 feet in places has appeared in a Kern Co

Crown Central Petroleum Corp. said it will introduce a Superfund expense line to its invoices for te

A volatile mix of consumer demand, taxes and wholesale costs sent retail gasoline prices soaring an

CSX Changes Names Of Two SubsidiariesRICHMOND, Va. - CSX Corp. changed the names of two of i

Flying Tiger Line, which was threatening to close its doors only weeks ago, said it will lease six D

People Express and New York Air will merge into Continental Air Lines Feb. 1, creating what Texas A

Martinair Holland found unexpected business two years ago when it forsook San Francisco and Portland

The Hong Kong government promised a "careful and serious" study of a mammoth private-sector proposal

Brazil's Embraer aircraft manufacturer is negotiating a contract with McDonnell Douglas to participa

Air Canada should be privatized as soon as possible, Claude Taylor, chairman of the state-owned airl

West Germany purchased 5 percent to 8 percent more goods from the United States in 1986 than a year

Air Cargo Move Seen To Surface TransportSPRINGFIELD GARDENS, N.Y. - Julius B Kupersmit, pres

U.S. corporations are intensifying their efforts to persuade the Reagan administration to ease some

Guinness PLC's stock price plummeted Monday following the company's announcement that it has set up

Officials from the world's eight leading coffee exporting countries decided Friday to call a full me

COMMERCE CHATTER: Senate Commerce Committee this week expected to name the subcommittees that will

Foreign capital flowing into West Germany last November set a record monthly high, according to the

Americans took out $4.02 billion more in consumer debt than they paid off in November, the lowest mo

Orders booked last November for new West German machines were 8 percent below the level a year befor

Sex Discrimination Suit Settled Out of CourtAn out of court settlement was announced in a cl

Japan's electronics industry showed little surprise at Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.'s recent r

Laidlaw Transportation Ltd. reported fiscal first quarter earnings of C$26.2 million, or 24 cents a

American Trucking Associations is expected to reaffirm its longtime support of rate regulation and c

Although P-I-E Nationwide Inc. claims to have developed the industry's first electronic bill of ladi

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Marvin Wooten cleared the way for McLean Trucking Co. to pay about 3,650 forme

The West German railroad is losing millions of marks because of the French rail strike that began D

The strikes crippling French trains and Paris subways have given fading unions - especially the Comm

The Federal Reserve hopes to prevent Japanese banks, even indirectly, from easily buying up U.S. ban

Reeves Transportation Buys Carpet ServicesPRESTON, Md. - Preston Corp.'s Reeves Transportati