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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts, in an about-face, is telling doctors and hospitals that

Reliance Group Holdings' mortgage insurance unit, CMAC Investment Corp.,plans a public offer

US TO PROBE CHARGES OF DUMPING BY CHINAWASHINGTON - The International Trade Commissi

Zambia hopes to sell off the first 10 of more than 100 state companies by this fall as an initial st

The past few months have not been good to Colombia's president. In March, lights went out in

A year's worth of reform and policy changes has sparked considerable interest and hope in India and

Cathay Pacific Airways will be adding a third weekly flight to its new trans- Pacific freighter serv

Russian trade fell 30 percent in value in the first half of 1992 compared with a year earlier, but t

The tanker market faces a surplus problem because owners jumped the gun and ordered new ships too so

As the nation's crops began rolling in this summer, and farm crews began wheeling them to grain elev

Improbable though it might seem, the ferocious battle over how and by whom the colony's new containe

South Africa would reduce import duties on about 40 percent of its tariff structure under a proposal

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The Bush administration is accelerating its effort to forge a network of investment treaties with le

The market for new tankers in the protected Alaskan trade may not open up quite as soon as shipbuild

U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.o.b., ex. barge. Pric

After little public debate and even less scrutiny by the media, the 1992 Republican party platform w

The Australian Wheat Board has received payments in gold bullion for most of the 900,000 metric tons

Thai Petrochemical Industry Co. is expected to proceed as majority shareholder with an 8.6 billion-b

S&P LOWERS RATING OF HAFNIA TO 'BB'Standard & Poor's Corp. here lowered the claims-paying ab

Life Partners Group Inc., a holding company with life insurance operations in Denver, said last week

The Federal Communications Commission will soon start using the U.S. Customs Service's electronic en

The Spanish economy will grow by less than 2 percent in 1992 if trends continue, such as the weaknes

The Bush administration has set the stage for an October showdown with China in a trade dispute that

The Federal Maritime Commission will reject a rate-setting and capacity- cutting arrangement among 1

The battle over the cruise ship Sundancer is far from over. Classification societies - the w

Auto-Tech 1992. Aug. 25-27. Sponsored by the Automotive Industry Action Group. Cobo Conference Cente

The German and French environment ministers agreed Friday to transitional rules in an effort to solv

Booming Costa Rican trade is causing a backlog at the country's two principal state-run ports, where

Chastain Shipping Co., a freight consolidator and non-vessel-operating common carrier, has moved its

C. ITOH, LASMO AGREE ON VIETNAM OIL SEARCHTOKYO - Japan's C. Itoh Energy Development Co. and

A Canadian packaging firm is trying to create a market north of the border for consumer-generated re

Aug. 21, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

REGIONAL BLOCS Sino-Foreign International Trade Conference. Aug. 27-29. Beijing. Contact: De

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, fuming at new orders from a federal judge expanding the

The article "Northwest Airlines Cuts Seoul Cargo Service," Aug. 13, Page 3B, incorrectly described t

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Once the election-year environmental rhetoric subsides, Congress probably will move early next year

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 200.35 off 0.01 which compares

Americans may be more health conscious these days, but at the moment they also are eating record amo