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At least 360,000 truck drivers could lose their jobs if states cannot complete a new testing and lic

PA. TRUCK LAW BANS GARBAGE BACKHAULINGHARRISBURG, Pa. - Gov. Robert P. Casey has signed legi

Mar. 13, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

CSL Intermodal's new customer service department in Jacksonville, Fla., opens for business next Mond

The Union Pacific Railroad will not hesitate to use offshore suppliers if domestic suppliers fail to

US RICE GAINS CITED IF JAPAN EASES MARKETThe head of the U.S. Rice Millers Association said

ORGANIC PEROXIDE Witco Corp. said its Argus division would raise most organic peroxide price

State regulation of unscrupulous insurance companies has been so lax that the federal government sho

Strong demand for cyclohexane and a competitor's decision to shut a plant have led Arochem Corp. to

Losses linked to junk bond investments by Reliance Group Holdings Inc. prompted the company to sell

Market reforms first proposed in the aftermath of the 1987 stock market crash moved a step closer to

New Jersey insurance regulators have rebuffed the efforts of two auto insurers to pull out of the st

Two health maintenance organizations affiliated with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Connecticut will me

N.J. DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE - Samuel Fortunato, a former chief executive with Metropolitan Property

Gold dipped below $400 Tuesday to $397.25 and appeared ready to test the key support level between $

Cocoa and coffee prices surged ahead Tuesday amid concern about the possibility of shortages of the

Here at a glance are highlights of the auto insurance reform plan signed into law Monday by Gov. Jim

The New Jersey Insurance News Service is pledging to help the state's drivers become familiar with t

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The United States, perhaps the most vocal champion of free trade, does not have that image among bus

Container traffic for the trans-Siberian railroad could be shipped from Scandinavia on a ferry servi

The article "AIG Life Unit Gets License in Taiwan," on Page 9A in The Journal of Commerce of March 1

With additional steamship lines due to start calling at the Port of Tacoma later this year, the port

JAPANESE OFFICIAL HINTS AT IMMINENT RATE HIKEBASEL, Switzerland - A senior Bank of Japan off

THE ECONOMY IS GROWING at an annual rate of at least 2 percent, which all but rules out an easing o

Tue., Mar. 13, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

* Gordon Platt - Credit Outlook 3A * EC 1992 Regulatory Roundup 5A* Richard Lawrence - Trade

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

US GROUP PESSIMISTIC ON JAPAN WOOD TALKSThe sixth round of negotiations aimed at opening the

Panama is planning to take maritime administration authority out of the hands of its far-flung consu

Two leading Finnish companies, United Paper Mills Ltd. and Rauma- Repola Oy announced they intend to

EX-REEBOK CHIEF SEES CHANGE IN SOUTH AFRICAC. Joseph LaBonte, Reebok's former president and

ALGERIA - $26 million from the World Bank for technical assistance to help the government carry out

A General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade panel has ruled in favor of Japan in an anti-dumping disput

US RETAIL SALES FELL 0.9 PERCENT IN FEBRUARYWeak auto sales in February pulled retail sales

Given the communist world's explosion of political and economicreforms, this seems an ill-chosen mom

Foreign investment in the United States now totals about $2 trillion, a private study released Tuesd

Compagnie Maritime Generale, or French Line, has added a fourth vessel to its round-the-world servic

As Southern California gobbles up more and more of the international trade on the West Coast, and Lo

After two years of investigative proceedings and about $8 million in settlements, the Federal Mariti