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Japan's insurance industry faces little liability, which could cause a major problem, from Tuesday's

Malaysia's January-November Industrial Production Index rose 11.7 percentfrom a year earlier

1909: Anegawa, central Japan. Estimated magnitude on the Richter scale (M) - 6.8. 41 killed. 978 hou

The scenes of mangled steel, crumpled buildings and collapsed highways caused by Tuesday's earthquak

The U.S. oil refining and marketing subsidiary of British Petroleum PLC willannounce Friday

Algeria exported a little more than 30 billion cubic meters of gas in 1994, down from 34 billion in

Canadian gold mining giant American Barrick Resources Corp. has agreed to sell its Mexican explorati

The profile of Drew Lewis headlined "BN, UP Chiefs See Santa Fe Merger as 'Do or Die' Battle," which

"The nation's hopeful dreams of economic prosperity through trade could be buried in the thick layer

The Caribbean Community (Caricom) has reduced tariffs on imports as part of an effort to create a cu

South Korea's Shinwon Corp. said it had agreed to build a joint-venture textile plant in North Korea

TEXACO REFINERY IN UK TO CLOSE FOR REPAIRSLONDON - The Texaco-operated Milford Haven

The Port of Wilmington, N.C., continues to make sizable gains in developing fresh fruit shipping fro

Two large American and Indian groups announced agreement Sunday to enter the market in insurance and

MGIC INVESTMENT POSTS 25 PERCENT INCREASE IN PROFITMILWAUKEE, Wis. - MGIC Investment Corp.,

LANDSTAR TO PURCHASE EXPRESS AMERICA FREIGHTSHELTON, Conn. - Landstar System Inc. Tu

Japan's domestic life insurers - and the government that reinsures their losses - are in for the big

Major carriers are being forced to divert cargo from Japan's principle container gateway, the earthq

Making deals in China is largely dictated by "guan xi" or relationships, and success comes from find

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Yukong Ltd. of South Korea will expand high density polyethylene (HDPE) and polypropylene units at U

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A nationwide transportation strike is expected to disrupt business in Bangladesh Thursday, as the op

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Jan. 17, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Turkey closed the Bosporus for several hours last week to allow three tankers to transit through the

A Capitol Hill proposal would place Amtrak's proposed cutbacks under the supervision of a federal pa

Federal Express Corp. said its average daily volume rose 26 percent inDecember to 2.6 millio

DELTA TO SELL FEDEX 3 OF ITS AIRBUS JETSATLANTA - Delta Air Lines said it has agreed

The union that controls some of the most sought-after blue-collar jobs in America appears ready to e

IMC Systems Group said it has sold its Import2000 management system to Reitmans Canada Ltd., a leadi

A startup Long Beach aerospace company won a $250,000 state grant to help it develop a flying-saucer

The information highway, the Internet and cyberspace. For many people born closer to the beginning o

PACIFIC GAS GETS OK TO BUILD 2 EXTENSIONSPORTLAND, Ore. - Pacific Gas Transmission C

New York Mercantile Exchange - Jan. 12, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

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The Clinton administration encountered little initial resistance on Capitol Hill last week to its am

In a world with few adventures left, a commodities trader is organizing what may prove to be the las

The municipal textile industry bureau reported Friday that investment in the sector by foreign partn

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerce assumes