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EX-IM BANK OKS LOAN FOR CHINESE PLANTThe Export-Import Bank has approved a $26.1 million loa

CFTC SETTLES COMPLAINT AGAINST PRUDENTIALThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission Thursday f

The Alliance for Responsible CFC Policy said industry has succeeded in reducing emissions of ozone-d

The Norwegian shipping group Kvaerner AS acquired an eastern German shipyard late last week after la

Cotton industry leaders are guardedly optimistic about chances for success of New York's world cotto

NATO's top commander in Europe apologized Friday for the accidental launching of missiles from a U.S

A long-awaited report by a University of Florida biochemist says the widely used fungicide Benlate D

Stressed out by your job? Depressed? Tell it to a computer. Such is the latest attempt bybig busines

Some observers expected a battle, but since the United States announced a huge increase in its subsi

As of Oct. 2, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list prices

The Bush administration could come under renewed fire for its assistance programs to Central America

A senior Russian official said Friday that state enterprises soon would be required to sell all thei

The business relationship between insurance companies and independent agents and brokers has changed

Nearly one-third of Uruguay's voters Thursday challenged Montevideo's plans to sell off state assets

Darwinian economics is squeezing the distribution side of the insurance business, causing the demise

Americans would save a lot more money with Bill Clinton's health-reform plan than with George Bush's

CALIF. GOVERNOR QUASHES 2 INSURANCE PROGRAMSSACRAMENTO, Calif. - Gov. Pete Wilson la

Britain's government insurance regulator knew that Municipal Mutual Insurance (MMI) - the U.K. insur

The continuing takeovers of U.S. insurance companies by foreign carriers have some agents and broker

Moody's Investors Service said in a report that it expects Hurricane Andrew to ultimately cost "two

More than 1,400 insurance industry executives and agents will be attending this week's joint Nationa

Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton left open the possibility of federal regulation of in

Throughout the month of October, the boards of international protection and indemnity clubs will mee

Skandia Group Insurance Co. withdrew its plan to offer public shares in its U.S. reinsurance subsidi

Banque Worms has been hit by a slump in the French property market, particularly in Paris. The bank

DATE OF AWARD: "E" Award in 1992.WHY THE AWARD WAS GIVEN:In the internationa

ARABSAT AWARDS HUGHES $258 MILLION CONTRACTDAMASCUS, Syria - The Arab Space Communications C

The battle of words has begun between those involved in two proposed automated cargo-handling termin

The Maritime Administration favors congressional efforts to close loopholes in U.S. cargo preference

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. has transported 13 locomotives and 28 rail-wheel assemblies from Charlesto

The fight against piracy attacks on ships in Southeast Asia will be coordinated from a center in Kua

In a move to head off a proxy fight, Todd Shipyard Corp. on Thursday agreed to accept a dissident sh

The Bush administration will oppose an effort by Congress to give veterans' benefits to an additiona

The House Thursday approved fiscal year 1993 funds for the Maritime Administration and the Federal M

Jack Robinson, former Eastern Airlines executive, author and president of the grounded commuter airl

Kitty Hawk Air Cargo Inc., selected by the U.S. Postal Service last month to operate its Express Mai

Volcanic eruptions near Anchorage have coated Alaska's largest city with a layer of gray grit, but a

The European Community's bid to create a single pharmaceuticals market among its 12 member states ha

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia late Wednesday blocked enactment of the Inter

Mexico views the proposed North American free-trade agreement as complete and opposes attempts to re