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The Oklahoma-based developers of a controversial $450 million oil refinery near Mobile want to chang

EXXON CORP. (Irving, Texas) - Ansel Condray was named president of Exxon Co. U.S.A., succeeding Harr

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RATING FALLS TO 'A-' FOR AETNA P/C GROUPOLDWICK, N.J. - The A.M. Best Co. has lowere

United Parcel Service and Federal Express Corp. have been two of the largest congressional campaign

Trying to avoid a possible showdown with China, several countries have begun to soft pedal on Taiwan

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VIETNAMESE ASK COURT TO IMPOUND NOL SHIPHO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam - Local authorities are ta

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

AIRBORNE EXPRESS (Seattle) - Jill Gwazdauskas was promoted to vice president in the sales and market

The United States has stepped up its campaign to persuade Tokyo to speed up deregulation, but prospe

GAS FURNACE EXPLODES AT M&H VALVE CO.ANNISTON, Ala. - A natural-gas furnace at M&H V

Unregulated over-the-counter instruments, commonly called "derivatives," have become increasingly po

RUSSIAN OIL PRODUCERS ANNOUNCE A MERGERRussian oil-production association Noyabrskneftegaz w

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a petition from a New York ship repair company that had tr

The Pentagon is increasing its reliance on commercial ocean carriers, but it is still balking at fun

A long-running investigation by the European Commission into whether liner shipping conferences shou

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Railroad executives told regulators this week to slam the brakes on a proposal to change the rules o

Some Louisiana log-hauling truckers may be operating without liability insurance because they bought

As China has loosened the reins on its state firms, many have rushed offshore to invest in a variety

The African Development Bank's senior debt is a triple-"A" credit despite the bank's serious problem

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EUROPEAN CARMAKERS TO OPEN TOKYO OFFICEThe Association of European Car Manufacturers, made u

Rheinische Zinkgesellschaft, a wholly owned subsidiary of German metals group Metallgesellschaft, ha

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 233.53 up 0.23 wh

A hearing scheduled for today in New York State Supreme Court will determine whether insurance broke

Labor opposition mounted Wednesday against American President Lines Ltd.'s request for federal permi

Merchant banks and portfolio managers may be established to help the country develop its capital mar

Western German industrial production fell a seasonally adjusted 0.2 percent in September from August

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U.S. inventories of distillate fuel oil fell by 1.4 million barrels during the week ended Oct. 28, c

INTERE INTERMEDIARIES (New York) - Mark Hvidsten was named president and chief executive of the U.S.

The Federal Reserve intervened repeatedly in the foreign exchange market Wednesday to rescue the dol

President Clinton will embrace a proposal for a free-trade regime in the Asia Pacific that would beg