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TIME FOR SOME GOOD WORDS about the Port Everglades Authority. (What? Who said that?) True, P

Massachusetts' automobile insurance market, always contentious, has erupted into a paroxysm of name

The Persian Gulf crisis has played havoc with the traditional bunker fuel buying patterns in Asia, a

CANADIANS, SOVIETS SET SATELLITE VENTURECanadian Satellite Communications Inc. signed an agr

Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N.C., chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, asked P

The American Textile Manufacturers Institute is voicing increasing opposition to a textiles-apparel

American Airlines recently made news when it announced that it had set up a special service for its

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

* Customs Update 4A * Soviet Diamond Producers Revise Their Approach 4A* Chinese Electronic

The U.S. dollar was buffeted Thursday by a fresh flow of soft economic reports as well as talk the F

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' crude oil output in the first four weeks of Octob

Pedro Valdes, a Cuban-born waiter at a Tampa restaurant, was amazed when Blue Cross and Blue Shield

Nov. 1, 1990 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond,

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Thursday Nov. 1, 1990 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

For years Hong Kong proudly billed itself as the gastronomic center of the Orient - but the mouth-wa

The U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago upheld a 30-year-old Federal Aviation Administration rule that

Most U.S. coal exporters believe vying against Australia for annual contracts with the Turkish steel

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Germany and France will come under intense pressure before Monday to approve a plan to cut European

Panama and the United States began formal negotiations Wednesday on a mutual legal assistance treaty

CME, CBT SIGN PACT WITH MOSCOW EXCHANGELeading officials from the Chicago Board of Trade and

The recent oil price jump is pushing coal prices moderately higher, but coal won't escalate nearly a

TOPIC: Solvency Mr. Long was in New York Oct. 24 to speak at the annual research seminar of

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Secretary of Transportation Samuel K. Skinner warned foreign governments Thursday to honor fully the

A bevy of bureaucrats at last week's annual convention of the American Association of Port Authoriti

USAIR TO SERVE BALTIMORE-LAS VEGASBALTIMORE - USAir will inaugurate new non-stop service bet

The Bush administration may tighten up some export controls while reducing others, administration an

Customs Commissioner Carol Hallett told West Coast trade interests this week the proposed Customs Mo

Emery Worldwide's decision to hire new senior executives and reassign another is sending mixed signa

U.S. and Japanese investment banks joined forces to promote joint ventures, acquisitions and investm

Speculation on a link between Johnson & Higgins and Sedgwick Group PLC ended Thursday. Sources at bo

Those who sell the gold make the rules. That's the attitude exporters should have when negot

Small Montana Rail Link Inc. still is testing Harmon Industries' revolutionary Cedrite ties, but alr

CHUBB NET ROSE IN THIRD QUARTERWARREN, N.J. - Third quarter operating income at Chubb Corp.