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The major French insurance company, Axa SA, has replaced American major Aetna as a partner to the Ko

The U.S. civil justice system "must be reformed so that inefficiencies are eliminated, and balance a

The navigation season on the St. Lawrence Seaway reopens today with few restrictions, the Saint Lawr

U.S. officials struggled to find a formula for persuading Russia to halt its sale of nuclear technol

Bank of Spain Governor Luis Angel Rojo said Thursday the central bank expects the nation's inflation

PANEL OKS BILL TO OPEN US PHONE, TV INDUSTRIESWASHINGTON - The Senate Commerce, Scie

The European Commission put forward a new plan to deregulate the European electricity market in a bi

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Whenever futurists discuss life in the 21st century they inevitably envision the world's inhabitants

China Ocean Shipping Co., China's largest state-owned shipping company, is expected to issue $100 mi

Japan will put off a decision on whether to resume official lending to Iran for two to three months,

With employment-related litigation booming in the 1990s, Nonprofits Mutual Risk Retention Group has

The insurance industry is at the door of significant liberalization and increased foreign competitio

The chairman of the House transportation committee sounded like anything but an aggressive, get-gove

International oil and shipping markets are calm despite Pentagon reports that Iran is stepping up it

NORTHEAST SHIPBUILDERS BACKS OUT OF YARD DEALQUINCY, Mass. - Only a few months after

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

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India's 1995-96 (April-March) gross domestic product will expand 5.5 percent compared with the 3 per

After months of wrangling over stiff rail-imposed equipment storage penalty charges, an intermodal i

Government economic officials here are increasingly confident that Mexico will turn the corner to re

Newly released statistics show that Texas posted record exports in 1994, but a sudden economic crisi

Recent successes in bilateral trade relations between the United States and China have made it very

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 235.48 up 1.08

Potential investors have backed away from bidding on Colombia's second- largest airport, fearing the

In four weeks, the British government will know just who is really interested in owning aportion of

Santa Fe Railway has sold its railroad-tie treating plant iW Somerville, Texas, to Koppers Industrie

Canada's biggest general cargo port reopened early Thursday morning for the first time since March 6

The Clinton administration's proposed funding of three trade and investment promotion agencies falls

Importers and customs brokers have significantly more responsibility, but precious little guidance,

A recent analyst report strongly advises foreign investors to keep away from Japan Air Terminals Co.

KETCHIKAN PULP SETTLES POLLUTION COMPLAINTSKetchikan Pulp Co. agreed to pay over $3 million

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The textile industry's January figures on shipments and unfilled orders bode well for manufacturers

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Vice President Gore said on Thursday that he hopes Saudi Arabia and other Arab states will lift thei

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