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Employers find a lot to like in the congressional Democrats' proposal to change the health insurance

Although First Capital Life Insurance Co. has been linked in the public mind with its Los Angeles ne

WORKERS COMP CARRIER TO EXIT TEXAS MARKETAUSTIN, Texas - Another workers compensation insure

British, German, French, Belgian and Finnish suppliers are selling coated groundwood paper in the Un

South African coal producers are poised to reap the benefits of Pretoria's enhanced political standi

The Bangladesh government of Prime Minister Khaleda Zia is pledging an economic agenda of privatizat

Operations at the Port of Veracruz, Mexico, are reported to be normal a week after the federal tran

French interest rates are likely to dip slightly in the near term, but rates are likely to remain hi

Japan's economy remains healthy, but too-high interest rates and persistent distribution bottlenecks

AGENCY FINDS DUMPING OF BRAZILIAN SILICONBrazilian exporters are selling silicon metal in th

Two insurance companies, three law firms, a bank and an accounting firm will pay out $21.9 million u

The European Community is ready to take part in bilateral discussions on subsidies to the Airbus pro

Prices for corn futures on the Chicago Board of Trade jumped Thursday in response to news that wet

The New York Mercantile Exchange adopted procedures in anticipation of possible gasoline loading dis

The planting deadline looms over muddy and unplanted corn fields in Iowa, but the state's top corn a

Mobil Corp. and a company headed by the son and son-in-law of the oil minister of Saudi Arabia have

Week of May 27-31, 1991 This is a listing of U.S. coal shipments abroad compiled during the

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THE AMERICAN TRUCK INVASION continues north of the border. On June 24, Schneider National In

Oil Pollution Act seminar. June 7. Camden, N.J. Seminar covers both federal and individual state leg

Officials from a Southeast Asia regional port group are considering how to better integrate their re

Thursday June 6, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Fourteen years ago, George F. Leupold Jr., a financial planner in Cherry Hill, N.J., did something t

Canadians are somewhat wary of current negotiations on deregulating air transportation between their

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The International Trade Commission cleared the way Wednesday for full-scale dumping probes of kiwifr

Rosemary D. Aguilar was named area cargo sales manager, San Francisco. She was area cargo sa

Italy's national electric company, Enel, soon will embark on a spot coal purchasing foray tailored t

The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen said 7,000 of its members ratified the tentative four-year na

The Soviet Union is likely to resume shipments of food and other basic goods to Cuba soon, ending a

The Singapore office just opened by Disney Consumer Products International signals a push by the com

The continuing flow of large-scale Japanese industrial investments into the booming countries of Sou

1707 (June 6, 1991) Previous day - 1735 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Ontario's left-wing government is making major amendments to proposed legislation that would have dr

Delta Air Lines Inc., the nation's third-largest airline and a carrier stronger than most of its riv

Shippers of oil and dry bulk cargoes have begun seeking longer-term ship leases at higher rates fro

Developed countries must act now to stop a further buildup of greenhouse gases, the greatest ecologi

Sugar and pineapple may decide who becomes the next president of the West Coast's powerful longshore