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Four private power producers have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down a decision that would

CITATION INSURANCE GROUP (San Jose) - Robert M. Erickson was appointed vice president, treasurer and

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maryland has announced that its HMO subscribers can use all services a

Industries seeking Superfund reform have intensified their lobbying efforts as the chairman of the H

Undaunted by Mexico's economic quagmire, Chicago-based Combined Insurance Cos. of America will be op

Tuesday June 13, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Travelers Group said Tuesday it will spin off its Transport Holdings Inc. subsidiary. The te

1987 (June 13, 1995) Previous day - 1991 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Clinton administration and Luxembourg have signed an open skies aviation deal, U.S. Transportati

Foreign-flag ship operators would gain a toehold in the lucrative business of transporting U.S. mili

There will be no luxury lavished on those who gather here for this week's summit of the world's lead

At this year's mammoth industry and trade fair in Hannover, Chancellor Helmut Kohl challenged German

On the eve of a diplomatic push to isolate Iran, President Clinton has achieved far more success wit

With trans-Atlantic competition in the aerospace industry threatening to reach the boiling point in

"The monopolies and cartels are gone. A free-for-all regime has arrived."

Motorola Inc. said Monday its Cellular Infrastructure Group has won contracts worth a total of more

WORLD BANK AGENCY INSURES HANOI INVESTMENTThe World Bank's Multilateral Investment Guarantee

"Our mentality is not export-oriented," was an observation one trade specialist offered recently in

Two Portland, Ore., less-than-truckload carriers have gone out of business, apparent casualties of t

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The United States and Japan inched closer to a showdown over their bilateral aviation accord, as tal

Railtex Inc., the San Antonio short-line operator, is preparing to reviveplans to acquire se

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

Snecma, the French aircraft engine maker, will likely be awarded multimillion- dollar cash advances

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

Modern management of container shipping is spreading in China, with the eastern province of Shandong

Virgin Atlantic Cargo said it will begin using the U.S. Customs Service's Automated Manifest System

GLOBAL AIRLINE RESULTS CONTINUE UPTURNMONTREAL - The world's scheduled airlines reco

BALTIC STATES SIGN PLAN TO EVENTUALLY JOIN EULUXEMBOURG - Three former Soviet republ

Purely regional rather than global trade liberalization is likely to pose both a risk and a major ch

Suppliers of the following items seek importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to contac

After many months of talks, Benguet Corp., the Philippines' oldest mining firm, said Saturday it sig

Thai rice prices will continue firming through the summer, driven by strong regional demand in the a

A disused North Sea oil rig targeted by Greenpeace environmentalist protesters headed off Sunday to

To offset the New England region's decline in exports and the loss of jobs, the Bank of Boston Corp.

Asia is making rapid progress in adopting laws to protect intellectual property rights, but legal ex

China is expected to produce 1.65 million metric tons (1.82 million short tons) of aluminum in 1995,

President Fidel Ramos on Monday said the Philippines was no longer the "sick man of Asia" and was po

Here last week for the launching of negotiations to admit Chile to the North American Free Trade Agr

June 12, 1995 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the