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As insolvencies spread among insurance companies, courts now seem willing to broaden the responsibil

Switzerland's visible trade deficit totaled 649 million Swiss francs (about 1.56 francs equal $1) in

If worse comes to worst, U.S. Meat exporters wishing to sell their hormone- treated meat to the Eur

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers, Jan. 25-26. Beverly Hilton, Los Ang

Two established bulk carriers in the Pacific Northwest-to-Australia trade say there isn't enough lum

Jan. 23, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

It's Saturday night at the United Airlines freight terminal at O'Hare International Airport.

Coal-rich Shaanxi province is running out of the fossil fuel that keeps its power plants running.

The Boeing Co., which originally hoped to certify all three models of its 747-400 by the end of this

GM PULLOUT BENEFITS S. AFRICAN CARMAKERJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - The pullout by General M

KEMPER UNVEILS PLANS FOR RESTRUCTURINGLONG GROVE, Ill. - In a major restructuring involving

Representatives of 66 developing countries are asking the European Community this week to consider f

* Geoffrey Brown - Trade Talk 4A * Import Quota Watch 4A* Commodity Research Bureau on Silve

An association of textile importers in the Pacific Northwest is broadening its membership to include

An attorney reviewing peaks and pitfalls of the federal government's newdrug-testing rules f

South Korean securities firms, seeking to attract American investment dollars to the Asian nation's

Gerald H. Ullman has been one of the leaders in the fight gainst the 50-mile container rule ever sin

Liberalization of New Zealand's trade and investment laws makes it a vastly more attractive country

Should you catch the laptop wave? Laptop computers, the Lilliputians of the computer world, have bec

Challenge Air Cargo is a fly-speck airline with two 707s and some of the mostdrug-infested r

HOUSE PANEL TO REVIEW FMC TARIFF FILING PLANThe House Merchant Marine Subcommittee will revi

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The number of foreign corporations listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange will double this year from the

Following the lead set by California voters last November, a Maryland legislator has proposed partia

CHEMICAL ARMS PROBE IMPLICATES GERMAN FIRMBONN, West Germany - Authorities suspect a West Ge

GLASNOST MAY BE HITTING the Gobi, but legislative obstacles lie in the path of U.S. businesses inter

MOBIL CORP. (New York) - Frank Voelcker was named to head Mobil's new Brussels office to establish c

Sixty-one moose have died in Alaska so far this winter in the uneven contest between animal and loco

NEKOOSA TO EXPAND PAPER MILL IN ARK.LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Great Northern Nekoosa Corp. is maki

SHARP RISE REPORTED IN COCAINE SEIZURESThe U.S. Customs Service Monday released statistics s

GREENSPAN DEFENDS INFLATION POLICYFederal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan said Monday

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CSX Transportation Inc., the nation's largest railroad in terms of track miles and the number of car

The U.S. dollar declined broadly Monday after a round of coordinated dollar- selling intervention by

ARGENTINE CURRENCY FALLS ON NEWS OF BATTLEBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina's currency, th

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said it has been involved "from the beginning" in the FBI p

Unleaded gasoline prices took a nose-dive on the New York Mercantile Exchange Monday, but the declin

Zooming along the ice in the dead of night, Finn Halvorsen and Jan Bratland are out to speed up two

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 1/21/89 Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 1/21/89

A new subsidiary of Wallenius Motorships Inc., New York City, is planning a joint service to operate