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Property/casualty insurers are getting less cash in the door at a time when losses are likely to acc

Latin American bankers who spent much of the last decade worrying about lack of capital are now conc

The Asian Development Bank ended its annual meeting Wednesday in deadlock over fundamental issues, g

The future of a second regional airport in Massachusetts and at least three major studies appeared u

The Department of Transportation awarded Challenge Air Cargo the right to operate regularly schedule

The U.S. dollar declined slightly Wednesday on speculation about a possible U.S. interest rate cut a

A House subcommittee Wednesday approved a far-reaching customs modernization bill, but there was con

United Parcel Service, the management-owned package delivery service, said it is aiming to make its

Taiwan could have avoided being put on the U.S. trade watch list that was announced last week, if th

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

Representatives of insurance agents and regional banks have agreed on a proposed compromise aimed at

U.S. officials said they expect to reach an agreement in the North American free-trade talks in a ma

China will build its first high-speed railroad along an economically powerful corridor in the southe

Daewoo Corp. of South Korea and the Technology Corp. of Hanoi, Vietnam, agreed to build a truck and

The European Commission Wednesday proposed a $500 million support plan for customs brokers who will

In a step that could save shippers large sums of money in freight charges, the Interstate Commerce C

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

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

Despite the fact that domestic production is rising, India likely will import 1.28 million metric to

Presidential elections, a weak economy and continued disagreement on trade policy are exerting heavy

New federal rules governing the interstate transmission of natural gas will cause wide structural ch

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The worldwide fears of a sugar shortage prompted by the early-April news that South Africa cannot me

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DUTCH CUSTOMS SEIZES 10 TONS OF HASHISHAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Dutch customs officials unco

Marine pilots in the San Francisco Bay area are pushing for a rate increase, but shipowners say the

The story headlined "Insolvency Report Due To Be Released Soon, NY Says" on Page 9A Wednesday should

It's OK to go to the bathroom at work, a Manhattan federal judge ruled Tuesday in ordering Lloyd's o

Canada has launched an active program to promote sales of canola in Taiwan, but officials said the i

Rohm & Haas said it expects to report 1992 earnings of about $200 million, upfrom $195 milli

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1232 (May 6, 1992) Previous day - 1229 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in Lo

The joke making the rounds in Moscow business circles today is that the only companies making money

A story headlined "Union Pacific to Hike Fees for Late Return of Cars," on Page 3B of the April 28 J

Higher traffic volumes and lower costs contributed to a first-quarter operating profit of US$63.2 mi

Six European countries have begun talks to join an air cargo venture between European concern TNT Ex

A new Interstate Commerce Commission policy to assert its rights to regulate trucking may be challen

GERMANS NIX EC PLAN FOR BANANA TARIFFBONN, Germany - Ignaz Kiechle, German agricultu

China has landed more than $80 billion in foreign funds since it adopted reform policies and opened