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FUND AMERICAN CLOSES DEAL WITH ALLIANZPURCHASE, N.Y. - Fund American Cos. and Allianz AG Hol

There remains a surprising outward air of calm in this sprawling capital, given the possibility that

A late-night phone call from an Australian distributor eight years ago helped give medical executive

In a report released Wednesday, retiring California Attorney General John Van de Kamp criticized ove

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 3, 1991Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)-

The government is taking a more lenient view of requests by shipowners to sell vessels but firmly re

EC MAY CUT SOVIET AID OVER BALTIC SITUATIONCOPENHAGEN, Denmark - EC aid to the Soviet Union

FOREST LABORATORIES BUYS RHONE DRUG LINEForest Laboratories Inc., a New York-based pharmaceu

Prices for a range of fruits and vegetables from California could double or even triple soon, Agricu

The long-awaited reorganization of the Cocoa Planning Executive Board, known as Ceplac, Brazil's chi

The Southern California Rapid Transit District's fleet of 30 methanol-powered buses, the largest of

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

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Leading ship managers unveiled a new code of practice to improve the performance of their industry.<

CONSOLIDATED RAIL CORP. (Philadelphia) - Hugh J. Kiley was named general manager, customerservice.

Jan. 3, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

A former New York insurance executive will assume an important post in the Australian insurance indu

Airlines are breaking from their regular practices and buying electronic communicationssoftware from

Lockheed Corp. will retain its 49 percent share in Malaysia's aircraft repair company indefinitely,

* Customs Update 5A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 7A* Greg Johnson - Managing Traffic 2B

The Mediterranean-Pacific Coast Conference said it will postpone a previously announced revision of

FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR FORMER SIU OFFICIALWASHINGTON - Funeral services were held over th

The U.S. dollar was mixed Thursday afternoon in a thin market largely driven by Persian Gulf rumors

US DISCOVERS SIX MINES IN PERSIAN GULFWASHINGTON - U.S. military forces discovered six mines

Jino Iwaki spreads out strands of lustrous pearls in his wharfside shop on tranquil Ago Bay, where t

The Port of Los Angeles has pulled the plug, and Tom Sharkey's ship is sinking. Mr. Sharkey'

PT Tambang Timah, Indonesia's state-owned tin mining firm and one of the world's largest, reported

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 222.64 up 0.54 which compares wi

San Jose lawyer John Tyndall has argued plenty of cases involving pain and outrage. He has sued doct

Profit-building moves by insurers to offset an investments bust and low prices have ironically fuele

Rhode Island Governor Bruce Sundlun ordered the shutdown of 45 banks and credit unions throughout th

CN Rail lost C$100 million (US$85 million) in 1990, compared with profit of C$125 million the previo

Jurong port, which serves Singapore's busiest industrial district, reported a 14 percent rise in rev

In the midst of this region's worst economic downturn in 15 years, the Port Authority of New York &

SELAS, NKK SIGN LICENSING ACCORDDRESHER, Pa. - Selas Corp. has signed a licensing agreement

The message is loud and clear: South Koreans who buy American cars, agricultural products and applia

Tricon-Services has picked New York; Norfolk, Va.; Savannah, Ga., and the California ports of Oaklan

The Suez Canal Authority said Wednesday it would reconsider a 6 percent hike in tolls that went into

In a stunning rebuke to the current officers of a leading shipboard labor organization, dissident ma

As the new year begins, the order book at Hungarian trading company Vidimpex, which specializes in b