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The man credited with pioneering the world's first financial futures markets told a gathering of mon

World City Corp. of New York hopes to let contracts by the first quarter of 1992 for construction of

Something akin to the Persian Gulf War hit the coal industry this year, complete with clouds of blac

The International Monetary Fund approved Peru's tough austerity program and launched an $845 million

The life insurance industry's lowered claims-paying ability ratings are mostly minor and do not refl

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A Southern California local of the West Coast dockworkers union must recast some of its votes in the

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Norway's North Sea oil production has risen above 2 million barrels a day for the first time, potent

MSC TAKES DELIVERY OF SURVEILLANCE SHIPThe first of four new ocean surveillance vess

BANK UNIT, AGENCY TO MERGE IN MINN.An impending merger between Norwest Insurance Inc

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index fell slightly last week amid a softening in oil price

A law firm hired by the Food & Drug Administration for an internal ''integrity review" stands to get

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Edward Madigan said Friday that he is optimistic the European Community w

On paper, it looks great! A $200 million dry bulk terminal planned for the Port of Los Angeles that

Canada's large auto industry has managed to keep production lines moving during a costly public serv

New investment guidelines are under consideration by China's conservative leadership, mainland and l

USSR: CHEVRON DEAL WILL BE FINALIZED SOONThe Soviet Union's Ministry of Oil and Gas Industry

Japanese financial institutions are showing greater-than-expected interest in Hong Kong's multimilli

Sept. 13, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Ocean freight rates could rise substantially in the near future as shipowners begin replacing ships

In an effort to stifle criticism of classification societies, the International Association of Class

Environmentalists will try to heal a rift today and achieve a consensus over how to approach the Nor

The outcome of an international convention spelling out liability and compensation for maritime carr

Maurice Jaques departs the International Union of Marine Insurance this weeksatisfied that a

Sun Alliance PLC, the British multi-line insurance company, faces possible claims valued at about $6

In the latest volley of environmental warfare over junk mail, Mayor Tom Bradley has called on reside

Reform of the Public Utility Holding Company Act, the 56-year-old law that governs the way electric

The loading of a 30,000-ton export coal shipment in Superior, Wis., in mid- August could usher in a

Meeting behind closed doors, the board of commissioners of the Port Authority of New York & New Jers

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Telecommunications on the Indian subcontinent are the bane of business and industry, with Bangladesh

Swiss exports are expected to expand in 1992 as a result of buoyant foreign demand, despite an effec

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Sept. 13, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barre

Robert D. Twine Sr. was named the shipyard's assistant vice president of production. SEA-LAN

Marine insurers in the United States are crying foul over what they say is the non-competitive award

Assurances Generales de France, the second-largest nationalized insurer in France, is set to become

Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, said he would introduce health-care legislation this fall to help small