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The first of a number of promised measures to tighten supervision of insurance companies in Hong Kon

The Britannia Protection & Indemnity Club today becomes the first foreign insurance mutual to be gra

OPERATING INCOME UP AT NAC RE CORP.GREENWICH, Conn. - NAC Re Corp. reported operating income

CALIF. LAWMAKERS SEEK NON-RENEWAL PENALTIESSACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California Senate Thursd

U.S. manufacturing companies are not only well-informed about the implications of the European Commu

The shotgun marriage last year between the French insurance groups Axa and Compagnie du Midi may nev

Manufacturers have implemented several changes to revitalize factories besides maintaining minimal i

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President Bush did not follow the Reagan example of proposing to end such operations as the Intersta

Madagascar has been a star pupil of the International Monetary Fund, yet living standards have falle

President Bush has launched U.S.-Canada relations into a new pragmatic era, reassuring Canadians tha

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

The container ports on Puget Sound, primarily Seattle and Tacoma, are falling behind the rest of the

The threat by new U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills to use a "crowbar" to pry open foreign marke

SPECIAL ISSUES Flat sales for toys are predicted for this year, despite stellar performances

Orient Overseas Container Line Inc. has been fined $2.55 million by the Federal Maritime Commission

The Environmental Protection Agency has sued Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. for allegedly violatin

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

The Philippine government has rejected outside arbitration in its legal battle with Westinghouse Ele

The battle for profit in bunker fuel might be likened to a medieval joust, where oil companies head

A proposed $3 billion airport, which survived one election and appeared ready to fly last spring, ha

Texas Air Corp. Thursday reported a fourth quarter consolidated net loss of $224.4 million, or $5.78

The Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, Feb. 10. National Press Building, Washington, D.C. Ric

6 ARAB STATES AWARD PACT TO HYDRO-QUEBECPower officials from six Persian Gulf Arab states aw

The pace of cargo traffic growth at Syracuse's Hancock International Airport is expected to quicken

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said the use of a technologically advanced bomb dete

FLIGHT DELAYS INCREASE ON EUROPEAN AIRLINESBRUSSELS, Belgium - Nineteen percent of European

Formosa Plastics Group, the country's largest conglomerate, is halting all local investment and most

The Journal of Commerce, with today's issue, begins publishing a monthly chart and table of air carg

Roussel-Uclaf has taken a 20 percent stake in the French pharmaceuticals manufacturer Jouveinal and

The Linde division of Union Carbide Industrial Gases Inc. said it will raise helium prices on March

Manufactured fiber shipments reached 799 million pounds in December, 4 percent above the 769 million

FORMER CARBIDE CHIEF A FUGITIVE, INDIA SAYSBHOPAL, India - Warren Anderson, former chairman

A federal magistrate this week said he will consider whether to release records of an FBI investigat

Senator Linie GmbH of Bremen, West Germany, said Thursday that two new containerships have been orde

The number of Japanese corporate mergers and acquisitions both at home and abroad soared to a record

Container Operations '89. Two-day workshop sponsored by International Intermodal Repairers. Feb. 14-

The U.S. dollar declined Thursday on a Federal Reserve move suggesting no further tightening in the

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

AMERITRUST INDIANA CORP. (Indianapolis) - William E. Puckett was named president of Ameritrust Natio