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Global Petroleum Corp. of Waltham, Mass., one of New England's largest wholesalers of refined produc

As the wind from last month's Hurricane Andrew subsided, property and casualty insurers began siftin

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A Bill Clinton victory in November and the prospect of a new Railway Labor Act are occupying the dre

Key North American customs officials will meet Oct. 2 to coordinate their approach to the free-trade

Hull insurance companies, and the protection and indemnity clubs that provide liability insurance fo

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U.S. cargo insurers are not reaping much higher premiums for their policies, but theyare benefiting

In a further move to rationalize its foreign exchange system, China is moving to end the use of swap

A federal appeals court Thursday reversed a verdict that found Trans World Airlines negligent in all

In a battle of fax attacks that might rival the blasts from the presidential campaign headquarters,

The dominant containerport operator here is buying a half share in China's Port of Shanghai's box co

Boeing Co.'s commercial aircraft division said Thursday it will cut production of the 757 narrow-bod

President Bush's election-year offer to sell 30 million tons of subsidized wheat to 28 countries - t

Organized labor, weakened by massive job losses in manufacturing, battered further by recessionary c

Gene Giacumbo says he won't march behind the huge Anheuser-Busch Clydesdale horses in the Teamsters

The Federal Maritime Commission issued technical rule changes designed to reduce financial and regul

Presidential candidate Bill Clinton and a key Democratic senator took the offensive Thursday against

Kyowa Saitama Bank, one of Japan's biggest commercial banks, plans a restructuring of operations tha

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

Volunteers at Maine Town Hall in Park Ridge, Ill., were too busy packing boxes of relief supplies to

CONTINENTAL BOOSTS AID TO HURRICANE VICTIMSHaving carried over 50 tons of relief supplies to

A rule designed to reduce the potential for head injuries in airline passengers seated directly behi

The president of the Air Line Pilots Association joined fellow union leaders Thursday in voting to e

Exxon Corp. would not comment Wednesday on recent press reports that it may withdraw from all or par

ZIMBABWE MAKES CUTS IN RELIEF ALLOWANCESJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - The government of Zimba

The British government must do more to help revitalize the floundering manufacturing industry, the T

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United Airlines has called on British Airways to join United and other U.S. and U.K. carriers in see

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

A senior Finance Ministry official said Wednesday there is a consensus among the Group of 7 major in

Insurance industry officials are enlisting White House support in sorting through the claims wreckag

Miguel A. Rossy has replaced Charles I. Hiltzheimer as president and chief executive officer of Puer

LA. ANDREW LOSSES PUT AT $500 MILLIONBATON ROUGE, La. - The property and casualty insurance

In what could be called the calm before the hurricane, property and casualty insurers reported small

Workers compensation insurers threatened Tuesday to raise premiumrates by a record 58.4 percent, cit

China must draw up laws to protect investors and act to dampen unrealistic expectations if its exper

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Wednesday after falling to a record low of 1.3860 deutsche marks in ea

An Illinois lawyer and local officials of two railroad unions have been charged by a federal grand j

A move by two major air cargo companies to operate at Denver International Airport when it opens nex