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Paris-based insurance giant Axa announced Wednesday that it will buy a controlling interest in Natio

ALASKA, FERRY WORKERS HEAD OFF STRIKEAlaska ferry workers Tuesday reached a tentative agreem

U.S. inventories of crude petroleum fell by 5.6 million barrels during the week ended Aug. 4 compare

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MINET RE NORTH AMERICA INC. (New York) - Winifred A. Baker has joined Minet Re North America as seni

China built 57 ships totaling 780,000 deadweight tons in the first half of this year, exceeding its

Wednesday, Aug. 9, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Moody's Investors Service said Wednesday that Hong Kong's banking sector was headed for a dip in ear

Taiwan's science-based industrial park is booming much as its creators hoped, spurred by opto-electr

DISPLAY OF FINELY DETAILED SHIP MODELS. Through December. New York. Models representing ships from t

THE JONES ACT AND ROB QUARTELWhat is the world's oldest profession? Some say prostit

It's been a very hot summer. The charter market for containerships continued to heat up even

A state civil court judge has cleared the way for families of victims in a 1993 workplace shooting t

Half a century after a U.S. torpedo consigned it to the deep, a rusting Japanese submarine carrying

One of the biggest challenges faced by Zim Israel Navigation Co. is labor. Matty Morgenstern

China has chosen an American partner to create its first commercial management company, which will t

Amoco Corp., long one of the dominant gasoline marketers in the United States, announced plans to fo

Along with untaxed cigarettes and illegal immigrants, shadowy importers are bringing into Hong Kong

Venezuela passed Saudi Arabia as the top oil exporter to the United States during first five months

The Czech council of economic ministers Tuesday ordered preparations for a ''radical" selloff of sha

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FAA ORDERS SECURITY TIGHTENED AT AIRPORTSWASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administr

A top official at TNT Express Worldwide said he's confident that the carrier's intra-Asia network ca

The U.S. dollar rose against the Japanese yen Wednesday on the back of Trade Minister Ryutaro Hashim

New York Mercantile Exchange - Aug. 9, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

MICE THREATEN AUSTRALIA'S CROPSSYDNEY, Australia - Mice are devastating crops in Aus

CANADA JOINS US GROUPS IN SALMON CHALLENGEOTTAWA - Canada will join a legal action b

As president of Costa Rica's Chamber of Industries, Miguel Schyfter has long warned the government a

After several false starts, Zim Israel Navigation Co. is poised to put 15 percent to 20 percent of i

As of Aug. 9, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

With only a small chance of price increases because of Japan's sluggish economy, at least some of th

The recent problems of two Jamaican banks do not indicate any deficiencies in the island's financial

The chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission Wednesday lashed out at Congress and the Clinton adm

The Port of Seattle plans to spend nearly $570 million for capital projects over the next five years

BOEING CO. (Seattle) - Dinesh Keskar was named president of Boeing India, responsible for all of the

Japanese and other foreign-owned companies operating in the United States account for most of the la

China will devote more attention to science and technology in enhancing its civil aviation sector, p

The Federal Aviation Administration created a task force to review the issue of unapproved aircraft