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Consolidated results measuring the property/casualty industry's performance during the first half of

Compagnie Generale Maritime, the largest French shipping line, and Nedlloyd Lines BV of Rotterdam, t

NY TRUCK ACCIDENT CAUSES MAJOR TIE-UPSGetting in and out of New York City was a nightmare fo

US GIVES GUATEMALA $69 MILLION IN AIDThe United States will give Guatemala $69 million in ai

Sex education took decades to reach Isidoro Martinez, and when it did, it was too late. On t

HEARINGS ARE HELD ON TUG PACT PROPOSALThe National Labor Relations Board is holding hearings

More U.S. aircraft will be flying with South Korean parts as a result of two deals announced separat

A new "Silk Road" linking China and the Soviet Union by 1992 will boost East-West trade and cut the

The Port of San Francisco has awarded a $200,000 contract to Cresap Management Consultants to prepar

MITSUI O.S.K. LINES (AMERICA) INC. (New York) - Masayuki Hirakawa was named president in the company

NCR Corp. is continuing its steamroller-style assault on local markets for automatic teller machines

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CME PORK BELLIES POST LIMIT GAINS AT CLOSEPork belly futures closed up the 200-point daily l

(First in a special series of columns devoted to an overview of the air freight forwarding industry

Investigators looking into the nation's worst oil spill and parties to litigation arising from it ha

Foreign producers are seeing some of the bloom fade from the lucrative U.S. oats market as American

NORTHWEST CUTS FARES ON FLIGHTS TO EUROPEEAGAN, Minn. - Northwest Airlines is cutting fares

Soviet officials said a newly discovered natural gas field in the Kara Sea could be the largest in t

Private Latin American coffee producers are scheduled to meet in Honduras Sept. 6-10 to discuss the

Full production at Phillips 66 Co.'s plastics plant in Houston is expected to start today after a na

Midway Airlines, a growing carrier facing a possible takeover threat, said Monday it is strengthenin

The government is looking for sharp growth in exports and a better standard of living in the next 5-

US ECONOMIC GROWTH SHARPLY TOPS ESTIMATEThe U.S. economy grew by a healthy 2.7 percent betwe

Trading-based conglomerate Swire Pacific Ltd.'s earnings fell 3.5 percent in the six months through

Thomas C. Sutton was named chairman and chief executive of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., the na

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A second factory to produce marine cargo containers is going up in Malaysia, this one backed by Japa

Elderly people will be able to obtain Medicare coverage for health-care while also protecting their

Temple Holdings Ltd. said the expiration date on its cash tender offer for shares of Sea Containers

U.S. companies big and small are gearing up to export modern medical technology like fiber-optic las

ALASKA GOVERNOR TALKS TRADE, TRAVEL IN USSRAlaska Gov. Steve Cowper said he will promote tra

Aug. 29, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Aug. 29, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

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

France's second-largest airline and its state-owned shipping line are starting a joint venture to re

Have plenty of calling cards, don't be pushy, and be sure to handle liquor well. That's part of the

Following is the third part of the European Community's progress report on the 1992 single market:

LOCAL FIRM TO HANDLE INDONESIA NUTMEG SALESJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia abandoned the five

In Seattle a student's football injury leaves him a paraplegic. The boy's parents sue the school and