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With the much-awaited end of the official rainy season, insurance executives are reminding Californi

July 13, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

After Aetna Life & Casualty said that it would reserve an extra $750 million in order to pay expecte

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The Chicago Board of Trade is seeking federal approval for a new series of catastrophe insurance con

Spain's consumer price index for June was up 0.1 percent from May and was up 5.1 percent from June 1

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

This week's decision by United Parcel Service to scrap its ground service into Mexico is a customs p

Most serious cases of trademark infringement dealt within China in the first five months of the year

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The combined public and private sector effort to bring double-stack train service to the Port of Phi

RAILAMERICA BUYS MINNESOTA SHORT LINERailAmerica Inc. has agreed to acquire Dakota R

Vietnamese are paying more for internal flights, with ticket price increases averaging 30 percent si

China expects to approve the formation of 10 new insurance companies this year, out of what official

William G. Poortvliet, chairman of Metropolitan Life's international unit, retired this week as chai

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 230.33 off 0.17

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Tay Yoshitani, the second ranking official with the Port of Los Angeles, was named executive directo

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Two U.S. companies - one big, one small - are taking separate approaches to building the retail food

When AT&T Consumer Communications Services in Basking Ridge, N.J., began facing intense competition

Three years of trade sanctions have flattened rump Yugoslavia's economy, but the country's top centr

FRANCE EMBARKS ON CGM PRIVATIZATIONPARIS - The French government has launched the pr

Tibet's capital city Lhasa recently invested 53 million yuan ($6.4 million) in four 400-cubic-meter

Russia's Mosbusinessbank extended in June a three-year, $7.8 million loan to the Kirovgrad copper sm

A coalition of independent insurance agents and business groups are reactivating today a long-dorman

Business and government leaders from the southwestern United States, Canada and Mexico meet here thi

A lack of formal firefighting training for crewmembers and poor safety standards turned a limited fi

INDONESIA TO OPEN SKIES TO MORE FOREIGN AIRLINESJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia, seek

General Motors Corp. looks set to bag an order for 21 diesel locomotives from Indian Railways.

The long-awaited Iron Highway project, the latest bid to gain a toehold for intermodal service in sh

2 EXCHANGES PLAN MOVE TO NJ FACILITYNEW YORK - The Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange

In the first deal of its kind, a Hong Kong utility is shipping older power plants to India as part o

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Philippine airports are safe and security concerns expressed by the United States have been addresse

A top Teamsters official is taking a leave of absence from the union following allegations he paid a

A storm is coming, if you believe some of the experts on climate change. For insurers, it co

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Residents are already spoiled for choice and price when it comes to mobile phones and pagers. One in

The federal government's sweeping victory in a maritime labor corruption trial last week opens the d