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A Soviet ocean liner with more than 950 people aboard rammed an iceberg in arctic seas and took on w

Don't write off China just yet. In West Germany last month, a Soviet government official tol

Richard J. Haayen, chairman and chief executive at Allstate Insurance Co., will retire from the comp

Preliminary damages from last Friday's tornadoes and thunderstorms here are estimated at more than $

British insurance companies are urging the government to bring U.K. accounting rules into line with

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

BENTON INTERNATIONAL INC. (Torrance, Calif.) - Louis P. Buglioli was named president and chief opera

JAPANESE TO UNVEIL MOVES TO OPEN MARKETJapan will announce new measures aimed at opening its

Angry scenes erupted Tuesday at the stockholders' meeting of a Hong Kong electronics company with he

EC ministers agreed to ban insider trading on European stock exchanges over the next three years.

U.S. coal exporters said the miners' strike gripping much of the eastern United States is ripping a

SPAIN OFFERS TO HOST ANTI-DRUG MEETINGMADRID, Spain - Spain proposed to host a meeting of co

NJ SAYS COMPANIES DELAYING JUA AUDITTRENTON, N.J. - Insurance Commissioner Kenneth Merin sai

PERUVIAN COMPANY MAKES OIL DISCOVERYLIMA, Peru - Peru's state oil company, Petroperu, has st

British Airways PLC and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines are close to acquiring a 20 percent stake each in t

Two ocean carriers say they should not be named in a damage complaint stemming from shipping lines'

Information on what hazardous chemicals are being released from nearby industrial plants will soon b

Its balance sheet buoyed by the sharp escalation in tanker prices, tanker owner OMI Corp. aims to de

Representatives from more than 120 Third World countries are meeting in Caracas this week to discuss

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FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN S. KOREA FALLS 31 PERCENTSEOUL, South Korea - Foreign investment in So

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The likelihood that Brazilian farmers will sell more sugar to refiners for human consumption is havi

A settlement between Showa Line and the Federal Maritime Commission covers practices that allegedly

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The United States is likely to come under harsh criticism for its ''unilateralist" trade policy at a

New alliances among Europe's high-technology companies are creating both opportunities and obstacles

In a major boost for the automation of the white-collar economy, the U.S. government is moving to ba

The president of Canada's biggest textile producer said a government plan to reduce tariffs on non-U

June 21, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Rep. Don Ritter, R-Pa., introduced legislation to block any tax deductionsfrom the plan to s

MC Shipping Inc. plans to buy its next three ships with money borrowed from a French bank, the compa

Although he got a vote of confidence from Massachusetts Maritime Academy trustees, problems for Adm.

United Parcel Service expects to operate a weekly cargo service to Australia soon. UPS has b

The climax of a major showdown within railroad labor will slowly unwind today, when the National Med

Australia's biggest life office is positioning itself for significant global growth. "There

A House banking subcommittee chairman Tuesday called on President Bush to block pending loans by the

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In an effort to support economic and political reforms in Hungary and Poland, the House Ways and Mea

The Bush administration will stand fast in demanding greater concessions from the Soviet Union than