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The South Korean government refused to bow to pressure from the European Union to limit expansion of

ASSOCIATION OF FIRE & CASUALTY COMPANIES IN TEXAS (Austin) - J. Fellman Seinsheimer III has been ele

A&A'S PERSONAL LINES SOLD TO CHUBB SUBSIDIARYAlexander & Alexander Inc. says it will record

As Japan slowly creaks open the door to its rice market, the nation's major trading companies have s

Thursday Nov. 17, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

South Korean Unification Minister Lee Hong-koo told North Korea on Thursday not to try to twist for

Heads of the 13-member Caribbean Community, worried that next month's hemispheric meeting in Miami w

A rule proposed by the Texas Insurance Department would bar insurers from using a person's credit hi

With bid packages sent out to contractors last week, the final countdown to Oakland's long-awaited,

The Port of Los Angeles will expedite an important dredging project by paying all the costs on its o

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General Electric Co. intends to focus its China investment on the northern industrial center and Por

The North American Free Trade Agreement is "killing, not creating" U.S. jobs, a report released Thur

"In spite of the tremendous diversity of our cultures, political systems and stages of development o

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Consolidated Rail Corp. said Wednesday it would build an intermodal terminal in the Pittsburgh area

ICC ELECTS MORGAN AS VICE CHAIRMANWASHINGTON - Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lind

Three Weeks Ended Nov. 12, 1994, vs. Similar 1993 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

A boxcar carrying a chemical and moving on a Grand Trunk Railroad train burst into flames and explod

UPS ADDS ORIGIN CITIES TO EARLY DELIVERY SERVICEUnited Parcel Service announced Thursday tha

The Teamsters union Thursday won the legal right to strike United Parcel Service in Kansas City - an

BATEMAN FORESEES END FOR HOUSE PANELWASHINGTON - Republican Rep. Herbert B. Bateman,

BRITISH GAS TO RAISE DOMESTIC RATES IN '95LONDON - British Gas has said it will rais

Speakers at Thursday's annual meeting of the American Institute of Marine Underwriters dislike the k

The Christmas Parade of Ships nearly didn't surface this year. But thanks to liability insurance off

As of Nov. 17, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Tropical Storm Gordon, which led to numerous insurance claims in South Florida, was expected to rema

Two women blaming their health problems on their breast implants are going after deep-pocketed Dow C

The island's once-lucrative spice industry, hit by a global glut and cash- strapped overseas buyers,

A gathering of 3,000 journalists and more than 8,000 delegates where everyone is trying to make his

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The Labor Department has made five charges against a company after an explosion at a Dartmouth refin

Canadian steel companies are concerned that they will have a tougher time thantheir U.S. competitors

China said Thursday it was "high time" the United States moved to enable it to join the General Agre

A federal judge this week approved a partial settlement struck in August between Exxon and native Al

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The U.S. dollar declined Thursday, pressured by weak bonds. A decline in October U.S. housin

This week, California joined 25 other states in submitting clean air plans to the Environmental Prot

Selling Christmas trees is a shaky business, in more ways than one. Heading into their peak

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &