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COPPER NATIONS TO MEET ON GLOBAL STUDY GROUPGENEVA - Forty leading copper-producing and cons

Several leading experts in the field of containerization say the 1990s will be a period of industry

Most Californians support Proposition 103, but think it will have little impact on auto insurance ra

Auto insurance rates are higher in Philadelphia than elsewhere in Pennsylvania because accident clai

A look at South Africa's coal export track record since 1985 has led some observers to conclude that

The Danish utility group Elsam expects to enter the U.S. market to buy high- sulfur steam coal, but

Many employers fear liability insurance problems if they become involved in on-site child care for t

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

IS THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL for Lloyd's of London? It may soon have to be, because there

British Petroleum Co. PLC is "well poised" for future expansion through acquisitions in the United S

COURT ALLOWS SECRECY ON ALASKA TEST RESULTSChevron Corp., San Francisco, and BP America Inc.

The American Academy of Actuaries will hold its enrolled actuaries meeting Feb. 22 to 24 in Washingt

TENNECO ANNOUNCES RESTRUCTURING PLANSTenneco Inc. Thursday announced a restructuring designe

The agency that represents Massachusetts insurers in rate settings and other workers compensation an

Louisiana officials said that radiation contamination in its oil fields constituted an emergency and

Federal regulators have intensified three investigations into alleged safety defects involving more

The closure of three of Nigeria's four oil refineries has forced the country to begin importing oil

TEXACO LTD. (London) - Peter I. Bijur, vice president of Texaco Inc., Harrison, N.Y., was appointed

Sprague Electric Co., a leading maker of specialist integrated circuits, or microchips, is moving it

In spite of dire predictions over the last 10 years and the stock market crash in 1987, the reality

Consumer activists and insurance industry members waged a heated war of words before Maryland's legi

Auto insurance rates in Ontario are expected to increase well above the 7.6 percent average set this

Vittorio Ghidella, the man credited with reversing the flagging fortunes of Fiat Automotive Group Sp

For all of those who spent days, weeks, maybe even months, on the road on business last year, the ti

The number of foreign visitors to the United States rose 14 percent last year, with much of the incr

Peru, Liberia, Honduras, Egypt, Cameroon and Botswana have experienced the biggest deterioration in

The domestic and international container industries are grappling with standards and materials to gu

Local electronics companies swam successfully against the tide of a general slowdown in the sector a

France's Customs employees are still facing layoffs as European Community integration approaches.

JAPANESE EXPORT PLAN GAINS OECD BACKINGMembers of the Organization for Economic Cooperation

The government said Czechoslovakia's largest armaments plant will halve its military production this

COSTA RICA - FORM ITA-370P. Effective Feb. 1, 1989, U.S. Customs began signing the first section of

The category number for the second item under "Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 2/11/89" of Quota

The leaders of Iraq, Egypt, Jordan and North Yemen signed an agreement Thursday joining their 80 mil

A Geneva court has agreed to help the Haitian government recover money former President-for-Life Jea

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Thursday, while the Australian dollar declined. Dealers said t

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

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

DOREMUS PUBLIC RELATIONS (New York) - Kim Freeman was named a vice president of this division of Dor

VENEZUELA PREPARES AUSTERITY MEASURESCARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela Thursday geared up for s