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ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVES OPEN VT. COMPANYThe 21,000-member American Society of Association Exe

What's the boss worth? The Securities and Exchange Commission wants to know. Beginning with

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American Airlines will begin offering daily non-stop service to Brussels, Belgium, from Dallas/Fort

Ashland Petroleum Co., a division of Ashland Oil Inc., has signed a definitive agreement to sell the

In his inaugural address, President Clinton stressed shared sacrifice as a way to end an "era of dea

TRADE TALK DEAL SEEN UNLIKELY BEFORE MARCHThe Uruguay Round of world trade talks is unlikely

The details of Chevron Corp.'s 1990 environmental performance weren't pretty: A quarter of a million

Two separate investor groups with plans to construct copper smelters in Southeast Asia are racing to

A judge has ruled that Drexel Burnham Lambert cannot collect $30 million from one of its insurers as

Shippers and intermodal companies whose freight is delayed at the border between Mexico and the Unit

The New Hampshire Port Authority announced a project to expand the Port of Portsmouth after nearly f

Negotiators from 18 European nations will resume talks next week aimed at launching a giant barrier-

Safety was a common theme at just about every railroad securities analyst meeting last week in New Y

France registered a record trade surplus last year of 30.6 billion French francs ($5.75 billion), th

Mexico has trimmed several layers of bureaucracy from its finance ministry in an ongoing effort to s

DANISH AIDE SAYS VOTE ON PACT WILL BE IN MAYDenmark will hold its second referendum on the E

NORTH AMERICA ProMat 93. Feb. 8-11. Chicago. International material-handling equipment, syst

MERCK'S QUARTER PROFIT UP, BUT DOWN FOR YEARMerck & Co. said its fourth-quarter net income,

Jan. 26, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Chicago Board of Trade, in a controversial study, said average trader profits are shrinking.

A story on Page 14A in Jan. 20 editions, "Insurers May Face Survival Test Under Clinton," should hav

OHIO CASUALTY POSTS HIGHER NET INCOMECINCINNATI, Ohio - Ohio Casualty Corp. reported a rise

COASTAL GAS MARKETING COMPANY Coastal Gas Marketing Company (formerly ANR Gathering Company)

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Though U.S. companies are playing a small role in the Shetland Islands oil- spill cleanup,at least o

New York Mercantile Exchange Jan. 26, 1993Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Hydro-Quebec, the giant, provincially owned utility that makes almost all of its power from the forc

The U.S. dollar, after declining for two straight days on dwindling hopes of an imminent German inte

The International Finance Corp., the World Bank's arm that finances privateinvestments in de

The French government announced Tuesday it would contribute 540 million French francs ($101.5 millio

A group of shipping lines that carry cargo from the Far East to North America has broken away from i

An early morning fire Tuesday destroyed the main terminal and headquarters of Hoboken, N.J.-based R&

Facing a new challenge to the rights of U.S. airlines to operate overseas, the Clintonadministration

Despite the railroad industry's record or near-record earnings, Wall Street analysts say the industr

The hundreds of millions of dollars in planned subsidies for British Coal would result in a decline