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Finance ministers and other top officials from the industrial countries are likely to play down the

BANK RATINGS UPHELD FOR ARGENTINE LENDERSNEW YORK - Moody's Investors Service said Friday th

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

DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT INC. (New York) - Michael Vaughn, 31, was named a senior vice president and h

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Anthony J. Morphew learned how to keep a secret in years of service with British military and civili

Societe Commerciale de Reassurance SA, the leading French reinsurance company, announced plans to bu

Seventeen years ago, when Phillip H. McCall graduated from Atlanta's Morehouse College with a degree

With the echo from California's vote to roll back car insurance rates still reverberating, insurance

AMERICAN GENERAL SELLS P/C SEGMENT TO ZURICHAmerican General Corp. has completed the previou

A couple of years ago, airlines said you could jet from San Jose to Los Angeles in 57 minutes. Now t

Economic ties between Seoul and Budapest are growing closer. On June 7, the first session of the Kor

There are more than a few mixed signals being received concerning the prospect of travel to Cuba.

The U.S. dollar declined below the 2.0 deutsche-mark level Thursday on joint central bank interventi

COREAST SAVINGS BANK (Richmond, Va.) - Barry DeLong was named vice president, residential lending, f

Former prime minister Yasuhiro Nakasone emerged virtually unscathed Thursday after testifying before

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

SWITZERLAND TO ADOPT FLEXIBLE LOMBARD RATELONDON - The Swiss National Bank will introduce a

Mexico has rejected an initial debt-relief proposal from its foreign bank lenders and set an informa

The African Development Bank, set up 25 years ago to help the world's poorest region, is under fire

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

* Eric Hotung - Hope for Hong Kong's Future 8A * Christopher Lofting - Executive Traveler 10

The Chinese government cares more about political order than economics and business, diplomats said

RESURGENCE OF INFLATION COULD SLOW EC GROWTHBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Commission Wedn

BUSH TO TOUR ITALY, DISPUTE-MIRED ALLYPresident Bush begins a European tour today in Italy,

A group of U.S. business executives will delay going to Beijing for a major symposium because of the

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Economists fear that U.S. electronics makers may miss out on a growing European market after 1992 be

Spain's shipyard industry is clawing its way back up the world ladder as Spain fights to preserve it

President Bush Thursday decided to name Japan, Brazil and India to the ''Super 301" list of countrie

U.S. exporters are now selling shoes to Italy, carpets to the Middle East, chicken feet to China and

The recent surge of the U.S. dollar "poses a major problem for the Western economies" and requires c

One of Hong Kong's leading Chinese entrepreneurs Thursday formally threw his support behind the anti

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As Hong Kong watches the turmoil in Beijing with a combination of fear and hope for its own future,

The frenzy of interest in gold loans is unlikely to recur this year as banks back off and companies

U.S. farm exports are expected to continue increasing in value this year, riding on high prices and

BOUGAINVILLE MINE CLOSED INDEFINITELYMELBOURNE, Australia - A violent dispute with militant

Carriers and conferences must amend their tariffs by July 10 to reflect the Federal Maritime Commiss

When Fred Kayden decided he wanted to import fresh Russian bread into the United States, he ran into