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Pennsylvania lawmakers reached an agreement last week on a replacement measure for the dying state-r

Several European airports are studying the possibility of developing dedicated express cargo facilit

South Korea appears set to dig in its heels over U.S. pressure on agricultural trade when bilateral

Here is a list of some of the states considering legislation to help workers who have no health insu

Fireman's Fund Corp. reported that operating income for the first quarter ending March 31 was $36.47

GERMAN AGENCY FEARED RESULT OF MERGERBONN, West Germany - The West German Cartel Office said

INSURER TRADE GROUPS DROP PLANS TO MERGEThe National Association of Independent Insurers and

A widespread decline in capital and excessive risk-taking by some insurance companies are major prob

An article on Factory Mutual Engineering & Research Co. and its loss prevention research center, pub

Alcohol manufacturers and their insurers will be closely watching a case involving a woman who is su

FIBREBOARD TO ACQUIRE SEQUOIA FOREST MILLSCONCORD, Calif. - Fibreboard Corp. has agreed to b

The Soviet Union is experiencing the pain of capitalism - deficits, inflation and price-gouging - wi

Scott Paper Co. is selling 194,000 acres of western Washington state timber land to Crown Pacific Lt

FOOD LION INC. (Salisbury, N.C.) - Steve Stone was promoted to corporate controller. He was Lion int

In The Journal of Commerce's Southeastern International Trade issue on April 20, the story "Forest P

A few months into the Bush administration, consumer groups are stilluncertain about what to

Nanette Specht estimated that she saves about 25 percent on ocean freight each time her company's ci

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Eric Ellen, director of the International Maritime Bureau, the London-based arm of the International

Shell UK Exploration & Production, a unit of Royal Dutch/Shell Group, said Friday it expects to rest

Exports of coal from China fell 7 percent in the first quarter to 2.8 million metric tons, the gover

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The recent Federal Express/Flying Tigers and CF AirFreight/Emery Air Freight mega-mergers aren't a s

American Airlines has abandoned its bid for Wardair Inc., paving the way for the takeover of Canada'

A lull before the next storm has set in. Louisville's 12 aldermen Thursday unanimously approved a $5

Boston University's plan to raise money by taking out life insurance policies on its students played

Airborne trade increased 28 percent last year to nearly HK$209 billion (US$26.9 billion) compared wi

EASTERN OFFERS FLIGHTS FROM ATLANTA FOR $59In a bid to lure badly needed passengers, strike-

New engineering guidelines that help assess an older building's safety during an earthquake could he

PRICE RISE MISLEADING, OIL INDUSTRY WARNEDAmoco Corp.'s exploration and production chief sai

PROPOSAL COULD LIMIT CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTSTRENTON, N.J. - Celebrities who do insurance comm

The family of a police officer who shot and killed himself during a game of ''Russian roulette" does

JOHNSON & HIGGINS - Russell T. Sheehan was named vice president and senior international benefits co

If you think a distributor cap is the latest in high-fashion headwear . . . Or if you think

Checks worth $19.2 million were mailed Thursday to farmers in 10 states who have settled a lawsuit w

A trade association of insurance companies last week called for "a truce in the war of words" with c

HOECHST CANADA INC. (Montreal) - President Gerald Elden will be president and chief executive office

CHINESE AUSTERITY FAILS TO SLOW PRICE RISEInflation and wages in China are still rising desp