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Insurance buyers have a right to be treated fairly. They have the right to prompt settlement of just

Two producers of high-density polyethylene raised prices 3 cents and 5 cents a pound in response to

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UK MAY NOT ATTEMPT TO BLOCK JAGUAR DEALThe British government Tuesday said it was prepared t

CP Rail hopes to expand markedly in the United States to take advantage of increased north-south fre

FORUM RE GROUP HALTS PROPOSED MERGER PLANHAMILTON, Bermuda - A proposed merger plan between

The country's largest maker of plastic bottles has started the first commercial-scale production of

Europeans have rushed to buy shares in a new Disneyland under construction in France, responding to

Boeing Co. earned $242 million, or $1.05 a share, in the third quarter on revenue of $6.4 billion.

Lockheed Corp. is teaming up with Hong Kong and Chinese partners to create an aircraft maintenance c

Asia Terminals Ltd., one of three containerport operators in Hong Kong, is venturing into Southeast

SEAWAY STUDY TO FOCUS ON WINTER OPERATIONThe U.S. agency that oversees the St. Lawrence Seaw

Shearson Lehman has applied to be one of three licensed foreign brokerage houses in Taipei after the

1641 (Oct. 30, 1989) Previous day - 1636 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

EVEN THE U.S. TRUCKING INDUSTRY is thinking internationally these days. As a precursor to its annual

The Coast Guard is gearing up for some possibly testy commentary on its Great Lakes pilotage study r

COTTON FUTURES HAVE RETREATED from August's contract highs, even though the crop has deteriorated an

EX-IM BANK GIVES NOD FOR EXPORT LOANThe Export-Import Bank of the United States has approved

Initial reactions from the Bush administration indicate that U.S. trade officials are pleased with t

EC, JAPAN PLAN TALKS ON ECONOMICS, TRADEBRUSSELS, Belgium - High-level Japanese-EC consultat

Japan's economy should be deregulated in order to spur free-market competition, a blue-ribbon panel

When a British shoe manufacturer asked John Woodger to find a new design director, he never even tho

Emery Worldwide, in response to increasing international air cargo traffic passing through this port

As rumbling aftershocks continue to hit the San Francisco Bay area and new cracks appear, industry o

London insurance broker Willis Faber said it plans to concentrate on its core business once it has s

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter Monday suggested Soviet non-grain purchases

A decline in U.S. oats production is prompting Congress to look into the situation, and Agriculture

DECADE OF DEBT: THAT'S HOW ECONOMIC historians well may describe the 1980s. For years, the r

The Supreme Court has refused to hear appeals by three drug manufacturers fighting lawsuits over the

Indonesia said it will scrap its $1 discount on each barrel of oil sold to the United States because

The Maritime Administration reportedly is close to adding the Marshall Islands to the list of countr

A summit meeting of the world's leading containership operators will be held in Tokyo Nov. 20 in an

Prices for shipping American-made goods across the Pacific continue to rise as rates for bringing in

WHITE HOUSE REJECTS GASOLINE TAX HIKEThe White House Monday rejected Republican leader Rober

The California insurance commissioner's power to impose a six-month freeze on statewide auto insuran

A denial from the Brazilian Coffee Institute that the IBC is a party to new coffee talk initiatives

President Corazon Aquino of the Philippines will be seeking increased trade and investment when she

China says the autumn session of its main trade fair posted record sales despite the country's econo

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