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Turmoil in the European Monetary System is seen hurting 1992 profits of nearly a third of the intern

Consumers will be the big winners now that the National Association of Insurance Commissioners has a

The insurance policy announced this week by American International Group is designed to be a "simple

Expect a slow start Friday to trading in catastrophe insurance futures and options on the Chicago Bo

Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Brown is looking for an international reinsurer to provide cove

Traffic Club of Newark. December meeting and annual Christmas family dinner, Dec. 11. FountainRestau

Sales of heavy trucks posted hefty gains in November, extending the industry's recoveryfrom recessio

A late grain harvest and continued strong automotive traffic helped railroads to a 1.6 percent carlo

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

GUARDIAN INSURANCE FACES CRIMINAL PROBEGuardian Property and Casualty, a small insurance com

A cluster of financial experts, lawyers and bond underwriters already are lining up to participate i

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to review a lower court decision involving American-based traders at

In a move to greener technology, Engelhard Corp. said it has signed a contract to produce about 100,

Florida regulators said Tuesday that they would now require insurers to pay the full amount of money

Pledging to be a "strong manager," the newly selected chief of Los Angeles International Airport sai

Over 120 employees of Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway will be out of work until next spring b

State Farm Insurance is likely to put a monthly cap on the amount of property coverage agents can wr

Boeing Co. has broken off negotiations with its engineering and technical workers union, saying it i

In the latest setback for insurance companies relying on "occurrence" policies, Travelers Indemnity

China Wednesday offered to speed economic reform as part of its bid to join the General Agreement on

The British government is prepared to open its skies to U.S. airlines as soon as Congress approves l

MINETA PICKED TO HEAD PUBLIC WORKS PANELWASHINGTON - Rep. Norman Y. Mineta of Califo

A U.S. business coalition is trying to step up pressure on U.S., European Community and other negoti

President-elect Bill Clinton Wednesday issued unprecedented ethics standards for his appointees, inc

Two shipper conferences have asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend and investigate gen

US BUTADIENE LEVEL DROPPED IN DECEMBERU.S. inventory of butadiene totaled 210 million pounds

Coleman Co. dumped hazardous waste into an open field in north Wichita and then went to "incredible

United Parcel Service, pressured by tough competition and a soft economy, posted lower third-quarter

PRODINTORG TO CONTINUE USUAL SUGAR BUSINESSProdintorg, Russia's state-owned commodity tradin

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said it would impose limits on the amount of toxic chemical

An American-operated offshore oil field was formally inaugurated by Indonesia's President Suharto th

The Food and Drug Administration announced final rules this week that will speed the approval of pro

The last explosive charge to loosen ore was detonated here Tuesday at the world's oldest copper mine

Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island urged the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down a New Hampsh

The French oil company Total has not yet set a date for restarting operations at its explosion-damag

New York Mercantile Exchange Dec. 9, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Saudi Arabian Marketing and Refining Co. has begun awarding 1993 term contracts for naphtha, said so

International Petroleum Exchange Dec. 9, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Dec. 9, 1992 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Prem

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