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Joining a march of major name-brand pharmaceuticals makers, Miles Inc. has decided to stake out a po

The U.S. zinc operations of Union Miniere SA could emerge as a takeover target of Australian miner S

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

ISRAEL, EU BEGIN TALKS TO UPGRADE TRADE PACTThe European Union began negotiations to update

Ethyl Corp. said it will spin off its wholly owned subsidiary, Albemarle Corp., to Ethyl shareholder

1133 (Feb. 18, 1994) Previous day - 1140 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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Australian chilled beef shipments to Japan are being disrupted by a dock strike that is crippling po

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Transportation News Ticker GLOSSARYAR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedR

Economists are predicting Canadian exports will again surge to record levels this year after Canada'

With only one profitable month, the Queen Mary lost $4.2 million last year, its first under a manage

A U.S. congressman and interested groups said the St. Lawrence Seaway would have more business traff

European foreign ministers are pressing Greece to lift a controversial trade blockade on the former

The new union executive team representing 900 longshoremen at the Port of Montreal will meet for the

Competition between rivals USWest Cellular and Bell Atlantic Mobile is heating up as they rapidly wo

As complaints of dumping mount, the Indian government is promising domestic industry it will speed u

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100%) is as follows

Not long after Canada's new Cabinet ministers took power last autumn, their telephones began ringing

The German shipowners Deutsche Seereederei GmbH and Senator Linie GmbH filed an application with the

RUSSIA TO FIX ROADS WITH WORLD BANK LOANWASHINGTON - The World Bank announced a $300

When leftist guerrillas last month staged Mexico's first armed insurrection in two decades, there wa

The Port of Vancouver is asking the Canadian federal government to end a waterfront labor-management

Trade and transport interests from along the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border are in the Mexican resort

The Bulgarian government revealed massive violations of U.N. sanctions against Yugoslavia last year

Two U.S. aerospace companies are on pins and needles awaiting a decision by the Czech government on

Delegates from 15 nations rejected Canada's plea for a total ban on cod fishing in international wat

CONFLO LINES TO RESUME US-VIETNAM SERVICEGRAND CAYMAN, British West Indies - Conflo

While much of the United States has spent the better part of the winter trying to cope with tons of

European Union hopeful Sweden has asked for a five-year break on its membership contribution because

The Hong Kong seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for the three months ended Dec. 31 was 2 percent

The insurance earnings item "Blanch Posts Decline In Operating Income," on Page 7A, Feb.1, failed to

New York City high school students will learn more about the insurance industry and its career oppor

TRAVELERS REGISTERS FOR SECURITIES SALENEW YORK - Travelers Inc. filed a registratio

The state House Labor and Industry committee unanimously approved a workers compensation reform bill

NORTH AMERICAN RE NARROWS ITS LOSSESNEW YORK - North American Reinsurance Corp. saw

The Senate unanimously passed a bill designed to put more teeth into state laws against insurance fr

A provision buried deep within the Clinton administration's health-care reform plan could be used to

A gunman has targeted the corporate headquarters of ITT Hartford Insurance Group, but it seems more

Two rival American maritime unions have gained international labor support for their joint effort to