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INVESTORS INSURANCE GROUP (Laurence Harbor, N.J.) - Richard J. Anastasi was named vice president, un

MBIA Inc., the holding company for Municipal Bond Investors Assurance Corp., reported operating inco

Preliminary approval of five applications by U.S. insurance companies for licenses to operate in Sou

Around the nation, the frequency and size of insurance-company failures are causing growing concern.

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

AIBC FINANCIAL CORP. (Miami) - Wilfredo Gort was elected to the board and was named president of AIB

HOPES HELD 'TOO HIGH' ON LDC DEBT SOLUTIONLONDON - Hopes for a dramatic new solution to the

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Mon., Feb. 13, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The major development among the CRB indexes in January was the divergence between the Futures Price

China has designated five areas as primary gold-producing sites for the nation, which is suffering f

JAPANESE IMPORTS OF GOLD SURGEJapan's gold imports could soar to at least 30 metric tons in

Six shipping lines that operate between the United States and Venezuela are joining two newly formed

A Coast Guard proposal would require inspection and testing of vessel cargo- handling equipment ever

A week-long strike by office workers against the state-owned shipping line of Puerto Rico was settle

In response to deteriorating profits and performance, a new chief executive has been appointed to ru

A week-long international event billed as the port industry's summit conference is set for April 22-

Union members in West Germany outnumber their U.S. counterparts by nearly two to one, according to a

JOHNSON & JOHNSON POSTS RISE IN EARNINGSJohnson & Johnson Inc., New Brunswick, N.J., reporte

Hercules Inc. said it was raising prices between 3 percent and 8 percent for its synthetic lubricant

Facing tough political opposition to a plan to eliminate a bridge on a heavily used auto traffic rou

The Interstate Commerce Commission extended service over the bankrupt Delaware & Hudson Railway's li

Extreme industry competition lies at the heart of any alleged rebating by carriers in the trans-Paci

Maersk Container Service Co. has ordered three container cranes from Coast Engineering & Manufacturi

Dockworkers in all major Italian ports except Genoa resumed normal work hours at the weekend, after

PREHEARING CONFERENCE ON LA ROW POSTPONEDThe Federal Maritime Commission has delayed conside

The state-run Philippine Ports Authority, or PPA, is persevering with plans to privatize Manila's No

A three-man crew in the 60-foot high-tech sailboat Thursday's Child broke a 135-year-old speed recor

Greek shipowners have won government support for establishment of a maritime stock exchange in Pirae

Feb. 13, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures Market*PrevClose High Low Vol

The U.S. dollar declined slightly against major currencies Monday in a nervous market. Deale

CHINA - $61 million from the World Bank's International Development Association for a highway projec

The chairman of the House Agriculture Committee has been consulting with Mexican lawmakers on ways t

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

GEORGE BUSH TINKERED with Ronald Reagan's last budget, adding a billion or so here, cutting a billio

First City Bancorp of Texas Inc., an international bank holding company with more than $12 billion i

Spokesmen for Brazil's VASP airlines termed "mere speculation so far" reports that the publicly owne

With 600 new jets coming into its fleet by 1999, American Airlines is going overseas for growth.

Saying that airlines were not in the censorship business, Texas Air Corp. Chairman Frank Lorenzo ord

PAINEWEBBER SPINS OFF TRANSPORTATION DIVISIONThe transportation group at PaineWebber Inc., w