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A prominent tanker owner predicted Friday that foreign shipowners could benefit if the United States

LLOYD'S BROKER WINDSOR POSTS HALF-YEAR PROFITLONDON - Lloyd's of London broker Winds

A group of insurers and reinsurers here want insurance commissioners in the United States to alter a

It is getting tougher all the time for Utah businesses to avoid buying the insurance that pays worke

Continental Insurance expanded its "Quality in Claims" program to include commercial lines and third

Burlington Air Express announced Friday that it plans to increase its fleet by five aircraft, raisin

A new truck parts plant will soon rumble into gear in Stockton, speeding up job creation there.<

The currency crisis will worsen this week with the dollar hitting new record lows and further confro

California computer company Summit Systems, one of the largest foreign investors in the former Sovie

The six big hydroelectric power plants at Missouri River dams in the upperplains logged thei

As of June 24, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

With tens of millions of acres of some of the richest soil on earth, Ukraine agriculture and food pr

Chinese labor exports are hardly new, but the characteristics are changing and the rewards are incre

The two U.S. banks here closed their doors Thursday, a day after the Clinton administration tightene

A federal judge blocked the repatriation of seven Romanian stowaways Friday as the cases of 31 detai

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) soon will take action to penalize banks involved in a 1992 securitie

An advisory panel set up by Japan's Ministry of Finance unveiled a report last week recommending a m

When Charles Dickens wrote about a period that was simultaneously the best of times and worst of tim

American freight forwarders will lose a significant part of their widebody capacity this year. Many

For the week ended June 18, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Provo Municipal Airport will receive a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.<

China's export-import bank will officially launch operations July 1, with the emphasis on assistance

Union Bank of Switzerland announced Friday it had acquired the remaining 5 percent of shares in Cant

New York Mercantile Exchange - June 23, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

Germany should work toward creating more coherent and less rigid energy policies, the International

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Foreign investment in Mexico soared nearly 90 percent in the first three months of thisyear, but pol

By land and sea, U.S. railroads' business with Mexico continues to increase. Three major Wes

The U.S. Labor Department last April agreed to review complaints from American unions that two of th

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 230.41 off 0.46

One of North America's largest real-estate development families has plunged into the Mexican commerc

Four U.S. consulting firms are contenders in an international search to study the environmental impa

CHINESE SEBACIC ACID TO CARRY DUMPING FEEWASHINGTON - An anti-dumping duty will be i

Greece is the poorest relation of its mostly rich partners in the European Union, so it has been a l

Seaboard Marine will move July 5 into a new headquarters office and warehouse in Miami that can be e

The state is trying to slow private firms' flight from the homeowner- insurance market in California

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

The Baltic Exchange, the world's largest shipping market, is considering higher membership standards

The Clinton administration Monday proposed a major change to U.S. anti- dumping law without any of t

As experienced hands in the apparel business, Viola Stasio Troop and Reggie Morton have learned to e