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America's insurers have yet to feel a major bottom-line impact from the AIDS epidemic, although the

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

Chaos will continue to prey on Russian insurers as a result of further delay in the passage of long-

Russian President Boris Yeltsin's visit here this month may yield three accords that will lay the ba

III OFFERS PLAN TO CURB INSURANCE FRAUDA coordinated national approach to combat insurance f

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

NAVY TAPS TEXTRON TO MAKE LANDING CRAFTNEW ORLEANS - Textron Marine Systems was awar

U.S. trade officials for the first time proposed imposing substantial penalties on China if it viola

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New York City cannot limit the capacity and design of gasoline and fuel oil delivery trucks, the U.S

The completion of the $1.6 billion Chandra Asri olefins project in West Java may be delayed due to u

The high cost of upgrading older ships will force owners to scrap poor condition vessels rather than

Yugoslav metal production facilities will close down before the end of the month as a result of a U.

Western allies have reached a secret understanding that would bar the use of fiber-optic telephone l

Daily express railroad container services between China's east coast and its gateway to Western Euro

The Santa Fe Railway's sale of 830 miles of track in Kansas and Oklahoma is a giant step closer to r

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

In an electric courtroom confrontation Tuesday, a federal judge called for a special prosecutor to i

When drought plagues the U.S. cattle industry, rancher Billy Estrada's cows in Texas get by on water

The recently liberalized maritime policy of Ecuador has persuaded two more ship lines toexpand their

Rapid economic and population growth have led to a surge in wheat demand in Southeast Asia, a region

Russia's foreign financing needs may climb next year to $36 billion from an estimated $18 billion th

Profit-taking Wednesday ended a moderate but brief rally in the gold and silver markets that pushed

A carefully designed emergency preparedness plan helped limit losses to $20 million when an arson fi

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Maersk Line has added a direct eastbound call at Halifax on its North Atlantic service. Barr

European Community foreign ministers will meet todayin emergency session inOslo, Norway, in

The world shipbuilding order book declined slightly during the first three months of 1992 as the num

The Interstate Commerce Commission Wednesday proposed a radical plan to deal with the ongoing truck-

Today's comments by a Bank of Japan official expressing concern about a continued strengthening of t

Brian Billings was named senior vice president of marketing and planning, responsible for all domest

1249 (June 3, 1992) Previous day - 1258 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Singapore International Monetary Exchange June 3, 1992Residual Fuel Oil - (Dollars Per Metri

Denmark's vote Tuesday rejecting the European Community's Maastricht Treaty is unlikely to affect th

OAS REJECTS NEW HAITI PREMIERWASHINGTON - The Organization of American States Wednes

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 211.45 up 0.97 which compares w

The expected congressional passage of legislation establishing a national energy strategy seems cert

Democratic congressional leaders began a new fight Wednesday to put conditions on China's liberal ac

The head of Northwest Airlines' pilots association said Tuesday the company's owners, management and

BAE TO CUT JOBS AT SPACE SYSTEMS UNITLONDON - British Aerospace will cut 640 jobs at