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The property and casualty insurance industry must make its products more accessible and affordable f

Brazil appears to be on a collision course with U.S. pharmaceutical laboratories after interim Presi

Eastern Canadian ports, especially Montreal, have assumed the costly and unwanted role of the stowaw

The Department of Transportation unveiled new proposals Thursday for alcohol and drug testing of som

Emery Worldwide announced Thursday that it has outbid its air freight competitors for amultimillion-

U.S. and EC trade negotiators clashed Thursday over a proposed multilateral trade organization that

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

Confidence about the outlook for European business dropped sharply from first quarter levels, accord

Trade friction between Japan and the United States may rise soon after Bill Clinton enters the White

MEXICO TO SEEK FUNDS IF TRADE PACT IS SIGNEDMEXICO CITY - Mexico will seek "financia

Opportunities for independent power projects by U.S. energy developers will be much greater abroad t

Oil refiners across Europe and the United States have been adjusting their crude inventories by sell

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 201.48 off 0.33 which compare

Dec. 10, 1992 Copper Total, 75,811. Gold Total, .1,513,045.Silver Tot

EX-BOLAR HEAD NAMED IN PRICE-FIXING CHARGESWASHINGTON - The Justice Department has c

The U.S. National Grain and Feed Association, a trade group, said it opposes a Chicago Board of Trad

The nation's largest health insurance association offered its top post to Rep. Willis Gradison, R-Oh

Employers - the ones paying the bills - hold the key to reforming the workers compensation system, a

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

U.S. public ports plan to spend $5.3 billion over the next five years to upgrade their facilities, a

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

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

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

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

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

Texaco Inc. has managed to stem the decline in oil output from its Kern River field in California, s

Wednesday Dec. 9, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

Britain this week proposed the use of tariffs instead of quotas on banana imports into the European

THAILAND GIVES NOD ON DOUBLE-TAX TREATYBANGKOK, Thailand - The Thai cabinet Tuesday

The global steel industry faces a lackluster year as the sluggish international economy and an overs

After a few profitable years, the steel industry is again sinking deep into the red, demand is shrin

China's Ministry of Light Industry said Wednesday it will create several ''internationally competiti

Moody's Investors Service is continuing to review the long-term ratings of Spain's Banco Santander a

Vietnam's National Assembly is expected to liberalize the foreign investment law to allow longer lea

The cost of shipping a 20-foot container from Europe to the Far East will rise by $100 from next Apr

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

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

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