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Mayne Nickless Ltd., an A$2 billion (US$1.6 billion) company with 35,000 employees in 800 branches i

* EC 1992 Regulatory Roundup 5A * Israel Lowers Barriers to Foreign Insurers 9A* Don C. Beck

AMERIBANC INC. (St. Joseph, Mo.) - Charles H. Price II, 58, was named chairman. Mr. Price, a

A sharp increase in Taiwanese car sales and electricity demand is fueling a search for outside suppl

Sea-Land Service Inc.'s inauguration this week of its Europe-to-Mideast-to- Asia service with Norasi

The United States isn't the only developed country whose trade is sufferingbecause of Latin

The recent sharp increases in oil prices may contribute to the industry's bottom line, but the presi

The Supreme Court unanimously upheld the right of the federal government to collect safety fees from

The European Community Commission has created a new database, Info 92, that EC citizens can tap for

Sales of cars and light trucks made by the nation's Big Three automakers rose 4.7 percent in mid-Apr

The state should end unlimited medical coverage for New Jersey drivers if it wants soaring auto insu

President Bush, in a letter released Monday, said it would be "imprudent to tinker" with the Medicar

Canadians are bracing themselves for tough medicine when Finance Minister Michael Wilson unveils the

REYNOLDS METALS CO. (Richmond, Va.) - Joseph F. Awad and Nicholas D. Triano were elected corporate v

Kunimitsu Nomiyama looked like he would have preferred to be anyplace else than where he was at noon

CSX URGES SHIPPERS TO PREVENT DAMAGEBALTIMORE - CSX Transportation Inc. is asking paper ship

TradeNet, the electronic data interchange system of Singapore, is about to be extended to more gover

Union Carbide Corp., Danbury, Conn., kept its winning streak going Monday, reporting that its first-

The 1990 farm bill that Congress is preparing to write should encourage farmers to use fewer pestici

Apr. 25, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

OPEC SEES NO CHANGE IN DEMAND FOR CRUDEVIENNA, Austria - The Organization of Petroleum Expor

Critics of deforestation in developing countries are hypocritical if they fail to consider the crush

New York was the first state in the nation to create a workers compensation program in 1913 and shou

CAT FUND BILL WINS PA. HOUSE APPROVALHARRISBURG, Pa. - The Pennsylvania House of Representat

European insurance companies have leaped ahead of their U.S. competitors in the use of global electr

FOREIGN AUTOMAKERS JOIN INCENTIVES WARForeign automakers are joining the incentives war of t

Portugal has told European Community foreign ministers that the negotiating objectives agreed to in

The Bowaters Amendment to the Jones Act permits a waiver of the law's citizenship requirement for a

Sun Microsystems Inc. is only seven years old, but the Mountain View, Calif., computer company burst

The Boeing Co. may not be able to build its jumbo 747-400s fast enough to meet a revised schedule th

The repeal of West Germany's withholding tax on interest income could go into effect as soon as July

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The nation's property/casualty insurers are paying $1.7 billion more a year in income taxes as a res

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

PPG Industries Inc. would like to expand its lone investment in Mexico beyond the paint factory it o

There are about 30 new Porsches lined up in the parking lot of Bill Cook's dealership in Farmington

Apr. 24, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,