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Property/casualty insurers' burden from the Tax Reform Act of 1986 will amount to $7.8 billion in ne

Bush administration officials are becoming concerned that congressional wrangling on reform of trade

UNIROYAL TECHNOLOGY LICENSED TO VENTUREUniroyal Chemical Co. of Middlebury, Conn. said it pl

Although he was not available for comment Friday, Peter Wilson is rumored to be quite anxious about

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

Currency traders expect the dollar to decline this week, particularly if the U.S. trade numbers Tues

Port officials gathering here this week plan to make a stand for preserving the antitrust protection

DHL Worldwide Express has withdrawn from the International Express Courier Conference, a senior comp

With its present five-ship fleet running full, Safbank Line Ltd. said it soon will boost capacity in

Fri., Oct. 13, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

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

Japanese corporate bankruptcies with liabilities of more than 10 million yen ($69,000) fell 21.5 per

Dry bulk ocean freight rates continued a steady run upward last week, with the Baltic Freight Index,

The European Commission Friday forecast the 1989-90 (October-September) EC beet sugar crop at 13.454

The nation's largest maritime union is awaiting a final decision on damages it will receive in a len

Oct. 13, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Legislators grilled state officials over funding for the city's ambitious Central Artery-Third Harbo

Faster than a speeding byte, networks and trade groups are getting into the business of acting as an

Canadian hog producers have given their approval to a plan that will pay Canadian packing plants an

UK RETAIL PRICES RISE AT 7.6 PERCENT YEARLY RATEU.K. retail prices rose 7.6 percent in the y

Ocean carrier conferences involved in transporting cargo between foreign ports will have to turn to

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey is putting up for sale or lease six parcels of land on t

VA. TERMINAL DEDICATES NEW ENTRANCE COMPLEXNEWPORT NEWS, Va. - A new entrance complex for th

FREDERICK H. GRUBBE NAMED FOR DOT POSTSecretary of Transportation Samuel K. Skinner has appo

SPR OIL LEASING TALKS ON TRACK, NORWAY SAYSOSLO, Norway - Talks with U.S. authorities over t

TPI International Airways Inc., a medium-size contract carrier, wants to change its stripes.

BIG FRENCH INSURER REPORTS RISE IN PROFITAssurances Generales de France, or AGF, boosted its

Research and development activities by U.S. companies in Latin America will become more important th

Dual trading, the "whipping boy" of the federal probe into alleged fraud at the Chicago futures exch

RULES/REGULATIONS Export Administration Regulations: Maintaining Compliance and Minimizing A

The Australian trucking industry does not want "black boxes" in trucks. Australian truck dri

The International Trade Commission, in a new flurry of activity, is due to rule on a couple of major

A cold snap that damaged tender orange and grapefruit blooms last winter may set back the citrus ind

Two of Singapore's main shipyards have announced new orders worth S$30 million (US$15 million), a fu

1494 (Oct. 13, 1989) Previous day - 1486 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The federal investigation into the Chicago futures pits has led to a substantial loss of liquidity a

A class action suit in Chicago is challenging health insurers' traditional way of classifying manic

The largest port on the West Coast is undergoing a crisis of confidence that is eroding its cargo ba

Northwest Airlines, the fourth-largest U.S. airline and the largest U.S.trans-Pacific carrie

NO-SALE JET ENGINE DROPPED BY DOUGLASLONG BEACH, Calif. - McDonnell Douglas Corp. is discont