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The state of Florida took a bold step into the insurance business this week, setting up a fund to he

PROVIDENT LIFE RATINGS PLACED UNDER REVIEWOLDWICK, N.J. - A.M. Best Co. placed the "A+" rati

ACE LTD. POSTS RISE IN OPERATING INCOMEHAMILTON, Bermuda - ACE Ltd. reported a rise in opera

Trucking company Builders Transport asks its workers to sign a pledge not to sue if they are hurt on

Jacques Friedmann, a longstanding confidant of former French prime minister and presidential candida

Lawmakers have agreed to dramatically change the way Florida businesses insure workers injured on th

The New York State Assembly plans to vote on workers compensation reform proposals in a special sess

Wildfires in Southern California's Orange County last month will cost property insurers an estimated

BATH IRON WORKS OFFICIAL LOSES JOB IN TAX DISPUTEBATH, Maine - A commentary written

EC TO SET IMPORT QUOTA ON EX-SOVIET ALUMINUMBRUSSELS - European Community government

Bernd Wrede has taken over as chairman of Hapag-Lloyd AG at a critical time for Germany's premier sh

Congressional panels placed their stamps of approval on a wide range of transportation issues Tuesda

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The U.S. Coast Guard and the National Transportation Safety Board today will hold a hearing to inves

Female longshoremen seeking transfers to more desirable clerk positions at the ports of Los Angeles/

U.S., Japanese and other foreign investors are pulling out of the Russian Far East in the face of on

Food shippers and receivers, already fearful of a truck strike later this week, are nowlooking over

Heavy-truck sales continued to surge in October as the industry raced to the finish of its best year

American Airlines flight attendants have moved up a planned strike date to Nov. 18 because they are

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When Bob Umbdenstock gets the call for "The Big One," there won't be a person at the other end of th

Baltrans Holdings Ltd., an aggressive, locally based intermodal freight forwarder, is planning furth

Unions and railroads both urged the Commission on the Future of Worker- Management Relations (the Du

CONTINENTAL FORESEES FOURTH-QUARTER LOSSWASHINGTON - Continental Airlines Inc. said

Tuesday, Nov. 9, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

High-profile efforts by railroads and intermodal marketing companies to boost trailer and container

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

Boeing Co. and Europe's Airbus consortium, locked in a bitter battle to dominate the recession-plagu

The European Community Tuesday agreed on substantial trade concessions to Moscow in a determined eff

Global air freight traffic in September shot up by 11 percent over the same month in 1992, the Inter

Peter Sutherland, director general of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, said Tuesday he is

Textile and apparel manufacturers are using the horse-trading of congressional votes over the North

Belgian gross domestic product grew 0.7 percent in the second quarter of 1993, compared with a fall

Compromise wording contained in a Senate bill primarily concerned with high- speed train projects ma

The Mexican peso weakened sharply against the dollar Tuesday, and the central bank moved to shore up

The U.S. dollar rose Tuesday, lifted by another report pointing to a strengthening U.S. economy, tra

It's a paper and pulp company in Chile and a jewelry store in downtown Tokyo. It handles coa

U.S. allies are balking at a Clinton administration plan to ease curbs on faster computers for expor

A poll of 1,500 European business leaders found that Mexico, not the United States, offers the great

DOT PLANS SANCTIONS AGAINST CHILEAN AIRLINESWASHINGTON - The Department of Transport