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Being the only internationally known brand in town might have been lonely, but it was also very prof

Trade in chemicals is likely to be opened up dramatically under terms of the Chemical Weapons Conven

AILING JAPANESE INSURERORDERED TO CLOSETOKYO - A life insurance company that lost an estimat

Ford Motor Co. will install less forceful air bags in all of its 1998 model year vehicles, saying th

An international conference on intellectual property rights opens today amid continuing disputes abo

TRANSATLANTIC HOLDINGSSEES INCOME INCREASENEW YORK - Transatlantic Holdings Inc. reported th

NEW YORK AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE PLANFrank Carrigan was appointed manager of the plan, the stat

Associations representing property/casualty insurers and reinsurers are ready to meet with the Inter

Federal authorities have broadened the prosecution of seven people involved in an usual insurance sc

ABSORPTION OF OVERHEAD. Is there a more obscene phrase in business?Tucked into the announcem

AirCommerce this month goes to Scotland for its cover story, with Phillip Hastings serving as our gu

It's probably a commentary on the times, but the word ''honesty'' is most often now preceded by ''ol

Scotland's burgeoning electronic manufacturing sector, while fueling the region's air cargo activity

The battle cry of the integrated carriers - ''Cut out the middleman!'' - has often been echoed by sh

Mercury Air Cargo, a subsidiary of Mercury Air Group, is taking the wholesaler concept into a new sp

Mired in an industrywide multibillion-dollar slide, Delta Air Lines had not hired a pilot for four y

The computer industry is driven by speed. You would think that the air cargo industry would be drive

Spring has returned to Washington and so has Congress, which means things here in the nation's capit

Training express cargo personnel is getting faster and easier, no matter how far-flung an internatio

19th International Air Cargo Forum and Exposition. May 3-6. Le Palais de Congres, Paris. Contact: Se

A recent advertising campaign by telecommunications giant British Telecom urged people to make more

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Thursday, April 24, 1997Percentages Per Year INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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The International Monetary Fund is strengthening efforts to avert potentially explosive financial cr

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

Senators trying to revamp oversight of the maritime industry are ready to make good on their March p

The U.S. dollar was mixed Thursday in uneventful trading, as participants continued to look ahead to

European banks have displaced Japanese banks as the largest lenders in Asia, according to a report r

The United States and the European Union called on the South Korean government Thursday to publicly

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, April 26, 1996 - April 24, 1997 (a graph)

LABOR ABUSES FOUNDIN US TERRITORYWASHINGTON - Two weeks after President Clinton unveiled a b

A report by the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico about the foreign investment climate here has

Elvis appears again. Malaysia on Thursday will become the fourth overseas supplier of textiles and a

Flush with profit, the airline industry is facing increased labor costs on several fronts.Wh

At this month's Hannover trade fair, eastern Germany's Chemnitz - formerly Karl Marx City - sponsore

APL Ltd., less than two weeks after announcing its acquisition by Neptune Orient Lines, reported los

The U.S. Postal Service Thursday was on the verge of awarding Emery Worldwide Airlines a $1.7 billio

SHIPSEU EXPECTED TO APPROVEAID TO AILING SHIPYARDSLUXEMBOURG - European Unio

CSX Corp. expects that buying 42 percent of Conrail Inc. in a joint purchase with Norfolk Southern C