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ADMIRALTY ATTORNEYS FORM NY LAW FIRMAdmiralty attorneys Peter D. Clark and Frank A. Atcheson

Bulgaria, which supplied uranium for the first Soviet atomic bomb, plans to close its uranium plants

Italy's current account deficit widened in June to 5.873 trillion lire ($5.24 billion) from 5.315 tr

Operation Sail '92, held over the July 4th weekend in New York Harbor, may have been the largest ass

Port officials and exporters in the Gulf of Mexico and on the East Coast are hopping mad over a Sena

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The new head of Mexico's state-owned railroad has moved quickly to trim personnel from bloated payro

FACTORY ORDERS Percent change JuneDurable goods +2.7%Non-dur

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Albania's only glass factory has no glass. The ramshackle complex is virtually deserted. Its

Canadian industry strongly opposes a current compromise proposal on textiles in the North American f

New York Mercantile Exchange July 31, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

The National Industrial Transportation League, representing shippers and other users of freight tran

US TO IMPOSE DUTIES ON ACID FROM CHINAWASHINGTON - The U.S. International Trade Comm

International Petroleum Exchange July 31, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Prices for premium-grade European leaded gasoline slipped further Friday after weakening Thursday. B

A group of carriers in the trans-Pacific trade say the Federal MaritimeCommission should rej

Italy's merchandise trade deficit narrowed sharply in June, to 736 billion lira (US$689 million) fro

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California's State Supreme Court ruled that insurers cannot be held liable for unfair business pract

The story "Allianz Reports Loss in 1991 Underwriting" on Page 8A on July 30 should have said Allianz

July 31, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Air passenger traffic, hit by the Persian Gulf war and a slow world economy, is showing signs of rec

The United States is demanding that Mexico improve its procedures for dealing with alleged unfair tr

ICC ACTS TO STREAMLINE SOME TRUCKING RULESWASHINGTON - The Interstate Commerce Commi

A few years ago, the idea of installing a generator at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church would have ma

PRAXAIR BUYS STAKE IN ARGENTINE COMPANYPraxair Inc., through its SA White Martins regional c

Congressional approval last week of up to $50 million in seed money for a federal ship construction

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 204.15 up 0.25 which compares

CNA Insurance Cos., based in Chicago, remains the only large insurer to stick to a strict interpreta

Airborne Express and Federal Express Corp. have agreed to shift their Denver- area cargo operations

CANADA COURT SENDS LLOYD'S CASE TO ENGLANDThe Court of Appeal in Ontario ruled last week tha

Consumers, intent on buying lead, are being sent into the market earlier than normal this year becau

The Senate has approved an unprecedented 45-cents-a-minute user fee on a new government computer sys

Friday, July 31, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

American semiconductor companies, hammered hard by Japanese competitors in the 1980s, likely will ca

An Exxon Shipping Corp. tanker later this year will retrace the route of the ill-fated Exxon Valdez

Independent economists have revised their forecasts for 1992 gross domestic product in Britain downw

United Parcel Service is establishing new links with the U.S. Customs Service in an attempt to overc