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The former INA Reinsurance Co., now CIGNA Reinsurance Co., Philadelphia, purchased another company's

A Moody's Investors Service annual report found that some U.S.-based life insurers were still vulner

Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa's firefighting trip to the United States next week won't hel

Prime Minister Marc Bazin was sleeping comfortably about 4 a.m. one morning when a succession of cho

BUFFALO JURY INDICTS UNLICENSED TRANSPORTERThe Interstate Commerce Commission announced last

Following Congress' unconventional and admittedly imperfect legislative blueprint, rail labor and ma

The National Union of Mineworkers is pressing the government to appoint a new committee of inquiry t

EMERY LEADS THE WAY IN USE OF EDIPALO ALTO, Calif. - Emery Worldwide is the air freight indu

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The business climate in the western German manufacturing industry deteriorated slightly in May, acco

American President Lines Ltd. is seeking Maritime Administration permission to continue operating Fa

When Iberia Airlines of Spain executive Javier Russines arrived at Viasa's headquarters in Caracas l

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New York Mercantile Exchange June 25, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Currency traders said they see nothing to stop the U.S. dollar's headlong plunge. Market sen

A Virginia Power experiment has potential for generating new business for railroad cars, which retur

Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing the lowest and highest pric

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown, in one of his more lucid moments, once told an audience that wha

It's quitting time. The doors fly open, and thousands of young women come pouring out of what look l

South Africa's sanctions-scarred economy faces renewed bleeding, and possibly permanent damage, with

Summer activities often involve use of toxic products, but some safer alternatives are available, a

Singapore shippers Friday accused ocean carriers of using discussion agreements and other such infor

Japanese city and commercial banks, reeling under bad debts after the collapse of real estate values

As efforts to end the nation's rail shutdown continued in Washington, manufacturers warned of dwindl

PACECO CORP. (San Mateo, Calif.) - Larry Jankowski was named manager of Container Terminal Managemen

Travelers Insurance has filed a foreclosure action on a large Wichita property, alleging default on

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Jordan Thursday denied U.S. accusations it was violating an international trade embargo against Iraq

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TIOXIDE WILL CONSTRUCT CANADA TITANIUM PLANTTioxide North America will build a $150 million

Robert Horton, chairman and chief executive of British Petroleum PLC, has resigned his post, the com

From swizzle sticks to blow-molding machines, the Akron area's plastics industry is emerging from th

Softwood lumber imports from Canada have hurt American lumber producers, the U.S. International Trad

(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) June 25, 1992Bid AskedCopper_

Reporters took the place of traders, just for a few minutes Wednesday afternoon, to try their hand a

In a sharp reversal of previous positions, Iraq has agreed in principle to heavy U.N. monitoring of

Canadian interests were closely monitoring the progress of talks in Washington to get U.S. trains ro

Iraq has confiscated billions of dollars worth of heavy equipment from foreign companies to build a

The United States and 11 Latin American and Caribbean countries reaffirmed their goal of a hemispher

Negotiators will have to wrap up global trade liberalization talks soon to counter growing protectio