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U.S. insurers may escape the turmoil in European currency markets, but the underwriting capabilities

Independent power projects, which have grown in number and size over the last decade, are likely to

International Petroleum Exchange Sept. 17, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Opponents of the North American free-trade agreement see better chances of killing the deal than the

Oil ministers from the Organization of Exporting Countries agreed Thursday to freeze their crude oil

The Navy's Military Sealift Command has undermined its bidding process by awarding a vessel charter

Thousands of small or medium-size American importers and exporters that deal directly with European

A St. Lawrence Seaway trade mission to Europe kicks off Monday, with a special eye on potential mari

The head of a New York City Teamster local accused this week of diverting union funds for personal u

The St. Lawrence Seaway authorities in the United States are hitching onto the latest technological

It may be a 1990s trend for U.S. companies to think about playing catchup with European competitors

Rival bidders have criticized the U.S. Postal Service's decision to awardKitty Hawk Air Carg

Emery Worldwide said it has introduced a consolidation service that will reduce delays and improve s

In what could be the last political compromise to satisfy Chinese concerns, the British and Hong Kon

JAPAN SCANDAL SMEARS ANOTHER CABINET MINISTERTOKYO - A Japanese newspaper implicated

Garuda Indonesia may have to trim its expansion plans after the government decided to limit offshore

The Interstate Commerce Commission agreed to give up its jurisdiction over 1.45 miles of Consolidate

A record $45.1 billion in imports swelled the U.S. merchandise trade deficit in July to $7.8 billion

Delta Air Lines asked the U.S. Department of Transportation Thursday to hold a public proceeding on

Evergreen International Aviation Inc., the Pacific air cargo carrier based in McMinnville, Ore., is

Analysts looking at Lufthansa German Airlines' bid to take control of Continental Airlines said Thur

The European Community is facing perhaps the most turbulent 72 hours in its 34-year history.

The Port of Houston Authority Wednesday agreed to go ahead with an earnest money bid to purchase for

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Michael T. Black, who has a 10-year association with the company, was named president, succeeding Wi

Jack Sherman, a former director of international traffic and transportation for PennwaltCorp., died

Legislation extending U.S. labor laws to foreign-flag ships, which has languished in the House for s

Inflation can run a retailer ragged in Brazil, where consumer prices rose 202 percent last year. Sto

As the currency crisis continued to rage in Europe Thursday, U.S. financial markets were calm, and U

Delaware River Port Authority commissioners took the first step Wednesday toward transforming their

The Delaware River Port Authority hopes a $234,000 marketing campaign will attract freight to an int

Washington Insurance Commissioner Richard Marquardt has joined regulators in Florida and Louisiana,

UNDERWRITERS RE SIGNS LOAN DEAL WITH BANKWOODLAND HILLS, Calif. - Underwriters Re Corp. has

David Brinker was named sales manager in Chicago. He was an account executive. ASSOCIATED AI

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UPS TO PUT CARGO BASE AT FRONT RANGE AIRPORTUnited Parcel Service said Wednesday that it sig

The U.S. share of Nigeria's growing telecommunications equipment market risks being eaten up by low-

A government loan-guarantee fund agreed upon this week should enable small businesses in the Caribbe

The offshore expansion of intermodal transportation has left the Interstate Commerce Commission perp

Thursday, Sept. 17, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada