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Suppose an earthquake of the magnitude that rocked parts of Armenia, forcing Soviet President Mikhai

Alexander & Alexander Inc., the insurance brokerage and risk management consulting company, and Flor

Four Lloyd's of London underwriters have been disciplined and suspended from the insurance market fo

Insurance regulators will meet in New Orleans this week to consider model laws on long-term care ins

* EC Industry Commissioner Karl-Heinz Narjes said the commission plans to review the state of EC ind

GORBY GRIDLOCK? When Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev arrived in New York Tuesday afternoo

The Groupe des Assurances Nationales, also referred to as GAN, the third largest nationalized insure

One of Spain's largest biomedical companies said Thursday it will open two subsidiary operations in

KOREAN REPORTS SAY TEXTILE OPERATIONS CUTSEOUL, South Korea - Textile industry sources in So

REGIONAL BLOCS Europe 1992: Planning Your Competitive Strategy. Dec. 12. Club at Windows on

Creditanstalt-Bankverein, Austria's largest commercial bank, signed a $50 million trade credit line

Japanese and European stock markets likely will outperform the U.S. market in 1989, according to Sal

Sentiment toward the dollar remains bearish, despite an apparent stabilization following the sharp p

Japanese Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita assumed significantly wider political powers at the weekend

CITICORP (New York) - John J. Roche was named executive vice president, legal, effective in mid-Janu

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

W. GERMAN BANK PLANS SOVIET JOINT VENTUREFRANKFURT, West Germany - The BfG-Bank, the Frankfu

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The European Community said at the weekend that a ban on the imports of hormone-treated meat from th

The United States plans no sales of precious metal commemorative coins to the Soviet Union despite t

S. KOREA DRAFTS LAW ON OVERSEAS FUTURESSEOUL, South Korea - The South Korean government is d

Life is getting tough for Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. as competition in Japan's telecommunica

The Soviet Union soon may allow business enterprises to deal directly with foreign partners, make th

Leonce Thelusma, Haiti's finance and economic minister, is in need of good lobbying and public relat

FRANCE LOOSENS RULES FOR EUROPEAN VISASFrance lifted controversial visa requirements for cit

EC'S STEEL PRODUCTION LIKELY TO HOLD STEADYBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Commis

Los Angeles, the U.S. gateway to the Pacific Rim, will continue to rely on foreign investment to spu

GHANA COCOA MOVED BY MAKESHIFT BRIDGESACCRA, Ghana - Construction of makeshift bridges has h

Having marked its 21st anniversary in September, Brazil's isolated Manaus trade zone and industrial

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey passed a 1989 budget of $2.2 billion in operating, capit

A new agreement that will cut the capacity of 13 carriers in the eastboundtrans-Pacific trad

TO SAY VOTERS in Palm Beach County were mad as hell and weren't going to take it anymore would be st

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

A story headlined Savannah Association Elects New Officers, which appeared in The Journal of Commerc

The European Community Commission said it will permit a 21-year-old European marine paint cartel to

American President Lines Ltd. asked the Maritime Administration for permission to extend its foreign

American Electric Power Service Corp. is seeking offers by Jan. 18 to fill a high-volume coal supply

Japanese oil companies are rushing to buy light crude oil from Oman and Qatar for January and Februa

The New York Mercantile Exchange is making another attempt at getting a residual fuel oil futures co