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Marsh & McLennan Cos., the world's leading insurance brokerage, plans to bolster its already powerfu

EQUITABLE COS. REPORTS $35.2 MILLION LOSSEquitable Cos. Tuesday posted a net loss of $35.2 m

More corrective environmental projects are expected to occur under the administration of President-e

The Floating Hospital to the poor, New York's first pediatric clinic, is once again docked at its or

The Federal Highway Administration's Office of Motor Carriers issued fines to 41 Midwest trucking co

Argentina's economy is expected to grow at a rate of 7.5 percent this year and slightly less in 1993

A Massachusetts telecommunications firm has shown the French they can't take Gabon for granted anymo

The first two companies have committed to opening operations in the commercial conversion of the Sub

Houston Lighting & Power Co. and its sister company, Utility Fuels, sued the labor union that repres

ENRON UNIT GETS STAKE IN TRINIDAD FIELDSEnron Oil and Gas Co. said the government of Trinida

Nov. 10, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

WORLD ALUMINUM USE SEEN UP BY 2.4 PERCENT A YEAR LONDON - World aluminum consumption w

Indian import duties on capital goods for steel plants are likely to be reduced to 30 percent to 35

A California fruit company and a Jamaican bank have started work on a 10,000- acre project on the is

The biggest story of the 1990s on the Australian shipping scene has been the change on the waterfron

A prominent precious metals analyst said Monday that gold remains a poor investment. Edwin "

The proposed linkup with Continental Airlines offers Air Canada a golden opportunity to expand its c

Two more major health insurance companies are leaving the Health Insurance Association of America to

President-elect Bill Clinton should end, by executive order, the traditional rivalry between the U.S

U.S. small business owners are growing increasingly optimistic about their firms' earnings potential

A trans-Atlantic trade war will leave a trail of victims around the globe as it undermines the alrea

South Korean imports of consumer goods grew 10.3 percent in January through August from the same per

30,000 STRIKERS PROTEST LABOR LAW IN MELBOURNEMELBOURNE, Australia - At least 30,000 people

A high-level Chinese agricultural mission sets out for Canada later this month seeking cooperation o

While environmentalists and allergy doctors are urging people to "clean green" by switching from har

India will put greater emphasis in the next five years on manufacturing performance plastics whose c

UK TO HOLD INQUIRY INTO ARMS SALES TO IRAQLONDON - Britain will set up an independen

Nov. 10, 1992 Copper Total, 70,650. Gold Total, .1,770,588.Silver Tot

The heated battle over diverting surplus revenue from Los Angeles International Airport to fund city

Japanese consumers will determine the supply strategy for L.L. Bean to ship its products to a new To

Hanjin Shipping Co. will continue to ship its U.S. Gulf Coast, Southeast and Midwest container traff

Still smarting from U.S. government retaliation against wine from the European Community three years

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

The board of the Baltic Exchange expects to receive an offer Wednesday of settlement of the claim to

Business groups hope to persuade the incoming Clinton administration to include customs modernizatio

Nov. 10, 1992 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Premium-Unl

Despite its name, the Australian National Railway is not really national. Its name stems from a fail

Hans Szyc, president and chairman of the Gdansk shipyard, cannot walk into any Polish bank, includin

MAERSK LINE EXPANDS MIDEAST BOX SERVICEMADISON, N.J. - A.P. Moller-Maersk Line has expanded

Japan has invited government and private representatives of 10 Asian-Pacific nations to attend a two