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SmithKline Beecham PLC's chief executive, Robert Bauman, and chairman, Henry Wendt, will retire in A

AMOCO CHEMICAL CO. (Chicago) - Roxanne Decyk was named vice president of polymers marketingand sales

PRODUCT LIABILITY BILL INTRODUCED IN HOUSEWASHINGTON - A bipartisan contingent of Ho

A&A'S NET INCOME DROPPED IN 1ST QUARTERFirst quarter net income at Alexander & Alexander Ser

Texas state insurance regulators have placed Western Lloyds Insurance Co. in Beaumont into temporary

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The top executive of a major trans-Atlantic containership line has warned that Canadian government's

Brazil will need to develop an economic program that takes a "decided step in the right direction" t

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

The U.S. Commerce Department has awarded a developmental grant to what is expected to become the nat

The Department of Agriculture has asked U.S.-flag shipping lines to resubmit bids to carry donated A

Boeing Co. Monday said first-quarter earnings fell to $325 million, or 96 cents a share, from $420 m

An "outrageous" bid of $138 a ton by a U.S.-flag carrier to ship food aid to Russia that caught the

China's central bank, the People's Bank of China, is setting up a subsidiary in Singapore to handle

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EC'S INVESTMENT BANK TO AID PORT OF BILBAOBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Investmen

South Korea's blueprint for financial reform will include a plan to allow foreign investors graduall

With stringent sanctions against Yugoslavia coming into effect, a Security Council sanctions committ

Brazil's government likely will expand its current privatization program to include sales of minorit

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Colonial Pipeline said at least two transport batches of gasoline were denied access to Colonial's n

Foreign investors and domestic businesses alike are watching carefully the outcome of what's being b

New York Mercantile Exchange June natural gas futures were down 15.4 cents at $2.36 per million Brit

Some U.S. natural gas storage operators are behind schedule in their refill activities because of co

The bad news for inland marine insurance professionals includes a down-and-out construction industry

Italy's state-owned containership lines suspended efforts toward their already long-delayed merger a

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China, which sometimes calls itself the Middle Kingdom, will be the "future kingdom of scrapping," a

China intends to forge closer cooperation with foreign countries in its bid to upgrade and expand th

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Once Asia's most bitter of rivals, China and Taiwan sit down today in neutral Singapore for their fi

The Clinton administration dropped federal opposition to allowing states to tax foreign-based multin

The European Community will not open its border to massive amounts of Eastern European farm products

April 26, 1993 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity

April 26, 1993 Copper Total, 105,925. Gold Total, .1,383,674.Silver T

ADJUSTMENT PUSHES LYONDELL INTO THE BLACKHOUSTON - Lyondell Petrochemical Co. cut it

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New Haven harbor may face navigation restrictions because of the need for dredging at the Connecticu

Like an iceberg, there is more to a fine piece of art than what is seen at a museum or private home.

Airborne Express Monday reported higher earnings and revenue in the first quarter, but company execu