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Sept. 23, 1992 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity

Pharmaceutical makers face increasing difficulty winning timely federal approval to sell new product

The European Community Commission Wednesday proposed new rules to stop large airlines from using the

TNT Contract Logistics Inc., a unit of TNT Freightways Corp., has formed a strategic partnership wit

When agents and brokers dealing in high-risk insurance lines describe market conditions these days,

Q: Earlier this year, at the midyear meeting, (outgoing Napslo President) Kurt Bingeman said one of

Thousands of Floridians who saw their health-insurance trust go into receivership in 1990 are being

Port Everglades Authority approved a record $40.8 million operating budget and a $12.2 million capit

Sept. 23, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

Representatives of a group of banks have agreed to exchange at least 35 percent of their existing de

German Chancellor Helmut Kohl was in Paris Tuesday to discuss with French President Francois Mitterr

Congress still hasn't given up the idea of getting a legislative solution to the shipper-truck under

Tens of thousands of workers took to the streets Wednesday in some of the biggest anti-government pr

Andrea Riniker, who has run the airport the past four years, was appointed deputy port director. She

A U.S. anti-apartheid group Wednesday asked members of a Senate subcommittee to subpoena U.S. Commer

India's Commerce Ministry this week added ceramics, glassware and automotive components to the list

The House has passed legislation phasing out popular "cruises to nowhere" on foreign vessels that of

Texas Association for Competitive Transportation, annual fall meeting, Sept. 29-30. Plaza San Antoni

Neither regulatory setbacks nor patent battles nor gloom of the nation's economy have kept America's

TECNIMONT TO BUILD NEW MOSCOW PLANTItaly's Tecnimont, the plant engineering subsidiary of It

A change in the U.S. countervailing duty on Canadian hogs is due soon, but the effect a new rate wou

Insurance buyers, in some states, are being shortchanged by regulatory policies restricting their ab

The Delaware Superior Court of Wilmington ordered Aetna Life & Casualty Co. and a number of other U.

Fifteen European countries concerned by pollution in the northeastern Atlantic agreed to ban dumping

EMPLOYERS REINSURANCE CORP. (Overland Park, Kan.) - Michael G. Fitt, chairman of the board and chief

Cash-strapped Russia revealed Monday that the Third World owes the former Soviet Union the equivalen

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Sept. 23, 1992Residual Fuel Oil - (Dollars Per Met

U.S. primary inventories of gasoline rose 1.9 million barrels in the week ended Sept. 18compared wit

Although New York state last week said it would adopt new gasoline-oxygen rules on an emergency basi

Mexican children returned to school this week unaware that the "official history" in their textbooks

Ports want to get into the dredging business. Traditionally, most dredging projects have been manage

Trade ministers from the so-called quad group - the United States, EC, Canada and Australia - are to

Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady called Wednesday for a study of world capital movements to help go

Ratification of the North American free-trade pact by Congress is in trouble,mainly because

The Port of Seattle Monday will acquire 33 acres of land that will be used either to develop a super

CANADA SLAPS DUTY ON US GYPSUM BOARDOTTAWA - Revenue Canada imposed a roughly 40 per

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &

Taking a verbal swipe at the former managers of Right-O-Way Transportation Co., Inc., a New York Cit

The Somalian relief effort is struggling to provide enough food on a daily basis to stop the starvat

When the U.S. economy was in a nose dive last year, North Carolina furniture maker John Blackwelder