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Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner Thursday advocated tort law reform as a means of controll

The merger mania sweeping across the European insurance industry has finally reached the Dutch insur

The London Air Cargo Promotion Group (task force) will make its third annual visit to the United Sta

Delta Air Lines and Swissair have signed a comprehensive joint marketing agreement that will greatly

Michael Ashington-Pickett has some simple advice for travelers who are scared about flying to Europe

The two new Boeing Co. 767s that LOT Polish Airlines will put into international service shortly wil

Somewhere every weekday morning, at least a few Northwest Airlines pilots repeat an unusual ritual:

British Airways PLC has invited Charles Price, former U.S. Ambassador to Britain, to join its board

IRAN SAYS SEISMIC TESTS SHOW RESERVES IN GULFNICOSIA, Cyprus - Iran said Thursday that new o

The Environmental Protection Agency is "very close" to proposing that four Northeast states be allow

A Senate committee Thursday approved legislation to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil

OPEC OIL PRODUCTION SLIGHTLY OVER QUOTAMarketing experts from the Organization of Petroleum

Mar. 16, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

MINERALS MANAGEMENT SERVICE, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR (Washington) - Robert E. Kallman, director,

The U.S. dollar rose in New York Thursday to above levels that stirred concerted intervention in Eur

Malaysia agrees with a proposal by non-OPEC oil producing countries to cut oil output 5 percent, a s

Egypt raised its export crude oil prices Thursday by $1.60 a barrel, the Egyptian Petroleum Authorit

A joint venture energy group's request for U.S. Export Import Bank assistance to finance the expansi

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

U.S. Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady's suggestions for dealing with lesser- developed countries' d

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

BENZOYL CHLORIDE Occidental Chemical Corp., Dallas, will increase its off-list prices for be

Legislation that would pave the way for privatization of Britain's ports is fairly low down the list

Work should begin shortly on a M$237 million (about $91 million) polypropylene plant in Malaysia's s

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

Two giant corporations are quietly laying the groundwork for what promises to be a huge market for r

WHAT THEY ARE: Changes in the law regulating the use of pesticide chemicals. To speed up the federal

Sea Containers Ltd., the ferries, ports and container-leasing company with which the Swedish group S

Washington state lawmakers agreed in principle to settle land claims that impede development of the

A leading Japanese commercial banker stressed Thursday that reasonable inducements are required befo

A $26.4 billion increase in the Inter-American Development Bank's capital is expected to be endorsed

Trade officials in the U.S. Gulf agree the 1989 season is over for Chilean fruit imports, although t

Two card games in a dark, grimy, longshoremen's hiring hall in South Philadelphia was where the only

Connecticut Maritime Association. International maritime and world trade exposition. March 21-22. Ma

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GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP. (St. Louis) - James J. Cunnane was named corporate vice president and chief f

AFRICAN NATIONS MEET ON SUB-SAHARAN DEBTLOME, Togo - Delegations from 12 African countries a

The "financial markets require" that the federal budget deficit be reduced this year in a "substanti

As part of its plan to expand its electronic information delivery systems, American President Lines

Orion, the Port of Charleston's electronic cargo-clearance system, is now linked to the U.S. Customs