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MAYBANK RECEIVES MOODY'S 'A1' RATINGNEW YORK - Moody's Investors Service has assigne

EXEL PROFIT SOARS IN SECOND QUARTERHAMILTON, Bermuda - EXEL Ltd. reported a surge in its sec

Despite well-publicized layoffs and other cost-cutting moves in the insurance- agency business, expe

New York's insurance department, one of the toughest regulators in the nation, has cut the number of

Cinemas and film companies in Beijing will invest more than 10 million yuan ($1.2 million) in a dist

Mexico's nervousness about having the Commission for Environmental Cooperation investigate a massive

Importers, exporters and transportation companies looking for a low-cost way to get information on o

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. plans to expand production of its new large-capacity memory syste

June 19, 1995 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

AIR JAMAICA BUDGETS MILLIONS FOR NEW PLANESKINGSTON, Jamaica - Air Jamaica said it p

Electronic Data Systems Corp., the Dallas information services company, has taken over the Informati

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Monday June 19, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Finding substitutes for imported tropical woods can be difficult for both mainstream manufacturers s

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, meeting Monday, challenged producers outside the

Philippine energy officials said Monday that they plan to sign a long-term agreement to import Indon

BOSTON EDISON SEEKING CALL OPTIONS FOR POWERBOSTON - Boston Edison Co. is inviting b

Colorado-based Psychrometric Systems Inc. said it has been chosen as the first non-Japanese company

With demand for wood products mushrooming worldwide, particularly in Asia, U.S. exports of paper and

South Korea on Monday kept details of a rice deal with the communist North a closely guarded secret

Greenpeace activists set sail from Scotland on Monday, threatening further action to prevent the dee

A summer rate increase proposed by the major less-than-truckload carriers would run into brutal comp

Shipping executives expect the industry's newest alliance of Hanjin Shipping Co., Cho Yang Line and

Last February, a top executive for BP Oil Co. sat down in a hotel in Bal Harbour, Fla., with the pre

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If there ever were a phrase that characterized the insurance business in the early '90s, it was "get

The leaders of the world's seven largest industrial countries last week redesigned the world's finan

On-board radio officers of U.S.-flag vessels got a reprieve from the Senate, which decided to contin

Continuing to downscale its presence in Mexico, Lykes Lines this month will transfer country manager

Joseph M. Clapp, chairman and chief executive of Roadway Services Inc., said subsidiaryRoadway Expre

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The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Express One International, a Dallas passenger and cargo charter carrier, said it hopes to resume fly

"I like to think of Hong Kong as the international division of China Inc. What's happening is that H

Angry shippers have filed a protest with the Interstate Commerce Commission regarding the National M

Leaders from the Group of 7 industrial countries stressed Friday the need for successful conclusion

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena and a group of Asia-Pacific transportation ministers pledged

The seven leading industrialized nations, acting on proposals by the European Union, took the initia

A coalition of U.S. companies hurt by copyright piracy has asked the Clinton administration to revok

U.S. presidents used to be towering figures at annual gatherings of the world's richest countries, b