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Vermont's 369,000 auto insureds probably won't see their average annual $279 premium revert to below

Hospital workers would have fewer worries about AIDS and hospitals would have fewer concerns about l

CARBIDE TO EXPAND ETHANOLAMINES CAPACITYUnion Carbide Corp. Wednesday announced a 70-million

US ASKS SOUTH KOREA TO OPEN MARKETS WIDERSEOUL, South Korea - The United States has requeste

Brazil's financial crisis has spilled over onto the decks of the oceangoing freighters it sends to U

A significant drop in oil imports and a strong export showing for manufactured goods drove the U.S.

The House Agriculture Committee Wednesday was informed it must produce $800 million in fiscal 1991 b

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Cash constraints are jeopardizing a Southern California company's much- publicized deal to sell mill

U.S. crude oil production continued its slide in March and the first quarter, and imports increased

The Port of Stockton said it ended the 1980s with record cargo volume, based on revenue tons.

Maersk Line this week added the Port of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates to its biweekly servic

The European Commission Wednesday cited discriminatory public procurement policies and rules on fina

Insurance brokers and insurance company representatives, including underwriters, met here Wednesday

For dozens of small towns across the Eastern Pennsylvania region, employee health care costs have be

California's insurance regulators took on one of the largest automobile insurers in the nation Monda

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

FRENCH BANK PLANS YUGOSLAV JOINT VENTUREMajor French bank Societe Generale plans to open a F

$350 MILLION PROPOSED FOR 'MAGLEV' SYSTEMA bill introduced in Congress Wednesday calls for t

Major American chemical companies continue to ship goods to the Soviet Union and probably won't cut

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South Korea is to start importing nonferrous metals directly from the Soviet Union beginning in the

INT'L SHIPHOLDING CORP. REPORTS RISE IN INCOMEInternational Shipholding Corp., parent of thr

Citing a clerical error, a Federal Maritime Commission law judge has granted an Orient Overseas Cont

The Federal Maritime Commission is keeping a tight lid on how it dealt with an ocean carrier's petit

The United States and Japan have launched negotiations to resolve a conflict over alleged Japanese r

ANTIMICROBIALS Dow Chemical Co. increased prices of its Dowicide antimicrobials 6 percent on

A ship that ferried passengers and cars across Lake Michigan for more than 50 years will be sold at

Log ports in the Pacific Northwest expect to face serious financial damage later this year if propos

The Department of Transportation imposed sanctions on two Barbados airlines after the Caribbean nati

The Far East and North American markets figure prominently in plans by U.K.-owned charter carrier An

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BIG 3 REPORT DECLINE IN EARLY APRIL SALESSales of North American-made cars and light trucks

Exports to the United States declined in February from January and from a year earlier, while purcha

William McCormick, CMS Energy Corp. president, told the New York Society of Security Analysts Wednes

Wed, April 18, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

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Shippers around the country increasingly are putting their business out forcompetitive bids as a mea

Apr. 18, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,