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Automobile insurers and Massachusetts officials are moving on several fronts to crack down on car in

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Foreign banks held an urgent meeting here Monday to discuss a financial crisis in which they provide

Polish State Railways is learning how to do business the Western way, thanks to the assistance of a

With the talks for a North American free-trade agreement in a critical phase, Canada's chief negotia

Guinness Peat Aviation, the world's largest aircraft leasing company, said Monday that it plans a mu

European Community finance ministers Monday agreed to maintain tough conditions on disbursement of a

Small U.S. suppliers wishing to export products to Europe for the first time should ride the coattai

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Western Germany's pensions will rise by 2.71 percent - far below expected inflation levels of 4.5 pe

The U.S. Senate is expected Wednesday to attempt an unsuccessful override of President Bush's veto o

South Korea will ban construction of new naphtha-cracking centers until 1995 to prevent oversupply o

Alumina producers are likely in the future to become more involved with the smelting industry of the

A new lightweight flat rack container about to go into service on Burlington Northern Railroad Co. s

The Massachusetts Port Authority plans to lead a delegation of New England companies to Brazil in Ju

Tenneco Inc. said Monday there have been no natural gas service interruptions after a fiery blast on

CALTEX, INDONESIA AGREE TO CONTRACT EXTENSIONSINGAPORE - Indonesia and Caltex Petrol

SPOT GOLD DIPS $2 ON SUSPECTED SELLINGSpot gold fell $2 Monday to $344.60 per ounce in less

The combination of rising retail sales and shrinking inventories likely helped boost industrial prod

Shell International Marine Ltd. will introduce an insurance clause in its tanker charter contract, r

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A clogged distribution system is causing jitters in Japan these days. The trucking industry

The two groups fighting to be recognized as the true National Marine Engineers Beneficial Associatio

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Boeing Co. bought a former Air Force base in Montana for $3 million. Boeing, which in the pa

The New Orleans Aviation Board has narrowed its wish list of sites for an expanded airport to three

Former employees of Pan American World Airways have sued Delta Air Lines, alleging Delta cost them t

INCREASE CONSTRUCTION SPENDING, encourage a greater level of consumer spending and the lethargic met

Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

QuickResponse '92. March 17-18. Retail automation conference and exhibit. Hyatt Regency Chicago Hote

Consumer prices in the major industrial nations rose an average 0.2 percent in January after being u

Ship lines are investing millions of dollars to bring the human element back into theirrelationships

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Twelve million metric tons of coal should be added to India's annual production from projects cleare

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and East Asiatic Corp. will launch a service to and from Cambodia on March 21, w

Lexington Insurance Co., Boston, has introduced a coverage plan to deal with the complex and potenti

The environmental group Greenpeace last week urged the European Community to act immediately to stop

The New World Economic Order doesn't seem too orderly to Big Steel these days, as the deadline appro

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