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TEACHERS INSURANCE & ANNUITY ASSOCIATION-COLLEGE RETIREMENT EQUITIES (New York) - Diane Oakley was n

The insurance industry came under renewed fire from an Assembly committee that said a state-backed p

AGENTS' GROUP OPPOSES HOUSE'S CONSUMER BILLIn testimony before a Congressional subcommittee

British insurer Guardian Royal Exchange PLC disclosed Wednesday that its joint takeover with an Ital

Insurers that write financial guaranty insurance in New York State could be subject to a set of new

Drought and freeze damage has led to a rush of crop insurance claims from Texas hard red winter whea

Living on welfare while dying of AIDS, Ron found grim satisfaction that his death would enrich the b

Wheat specialists are calling the crop here the worst they have seen in a quarter century. A

Britain's richest man will be on the lookout for more money when he visits Chicago next month.

Though the national economy has been relatively strong over the last couple of years, employment in

"It's back. It's back." Like a bunch of actors in a promo for a B-grade horror movie, a chor

A group of Kentucky business leaders will travel to China on a trade mission April 18-27 to learn mo

Richard A. Levins, an agricultural and applied economist, has taken a playful look at his profession

A group of visionaries is hoping that when you mention international trade, you don't conjure up a v

The French trade balance in electrical and electronic goods plunged into deficit last year under pre

* Bill Armbruster - Trade Talk 5A * Soybeans and Canned Peaches on GATT Agenda 6A* Tom Conno

The story "UK Industry Group Predicts 7.1 percent Inflation," which appeared on Page 3 of the March

Canadian business pushed hard for a free trade deal with the United States and should now shoulder m

The U.S. oil tanker Aspen Tuesday sailed quietly from the Port of Valdez little noticed, as a maelst

Oil traders thinking of buying a cargo of Nigerian crude oil on the cheap have been advised to recon

The fourth floor of 81 King William St. looks much the same as the executive floor of any other bank

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

U.S. companies are showing signs of battle fatigue in coping with Latin America's markets as foreign

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills leveled perhaps her strongest attack yet against the Japanese

As the Bush administration ponders its strategy, U.S. maritime executives remain fiercely opposed to

The captain of the Exxon Valdez failed to disclose in his last license application to the U.S. Coast

In the somber hallways of the International Monetary Fund and the Treasury Department and in plush h

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

NEW ENGLAND: Eastern Utility Associates, Boston MID-ATLANTIC: Long Island Lighting Co., Hick

Government investigators say it will be months before the causes of the Exxon Valdez accident are cl

Pretax profit at Malaysia International Shipping Corp. Bhd., or MISC, jumped 36 percent in the year

A compromise in the Alabama State Docks' proposal to handle stevedoring at the port's coal-handling

Delayed cleanup reactions and calm seas disarmed any significant use of chemical dispersants and las

The Bush administration nominated William G. Rosenberg, a Michigan real estate developer, to head th

LITTLE WONDER some folks in the Baltimore maritime community were interested in persuading Paul deMa

The lawyer for a Florida company accused of trying to ship a chemical used in rocket fuel to Iran sa

AMINES Pennwalt Corp., Philadelphia, will increase prices, effective April 1, 1989, for seve

Winds gusting up to 70 miles an hour Tuesday began blowing oil from the stricken tanker Exxon Valdez

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. purchases from minority vendors increased strongly in 1988, to $143 mi

A Chinese entity and Himont Inc. announced the formation of a joint venture to own and build plants