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The slide in the U.S. share of world coal exports that began in 1982 and has continued relatively un

Ten years ago, the computers on display at the first Comdex show were giant minicomputer systems; Mo

THIS WEEK: New England: United Illuminating Co., New Haven, Conn.Mid-Atlantic: General Publi

The American Petroleum Institute, alarmed by trends that have developed in the domestic oil industry

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E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced that subsidiary Du Pont Engineering Products SA has started

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U.S. monetary and fiscal policies are both restrained in order to keep the U.S. economy growing at a

Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. has contracted with Du Pont Canada Inc. to provide $30 million to

Retail sales, bolstered by big gains at department stores and auto dealerships, jumped 0.9 percent i

Workers in the United States still produce much more than those in Canada, Italy, France, West Germa

Executives from the newly formed Michigan export trading company will meet today with the state's ex

WORKER RIGHTS ABUSES IN SIX NATIONS PROBEDA U.S. interagency panel opened an investigation T

Millions of Americans and people the world over depend on fish for food. But supplies of seafood fro

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A comprehensive insurance package for port authorities, which draws together coverage of all the ris

NJ LAW WILL PROTECT GOOD DRIVERS IN POOLTRENTON, N.J. - Drivers with clean records who are i

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Like it or not, the trend is for the amalgamation of banking and insurance, L. William Seidman, chai

A division of the USLife Insurance Co. has begun moving its 450 employeesfrom New York to a

Demographic trends show the insurance industry must adjust its business to reflect the changing need

U.S. consumers were significantly more confident about the future last month than they were in Septe

It's becoming increasingly clear that successful business people need to better understand worldwide

Insurance executives speaking at the American Council of Life Insurance meeting here believe that th

Platinum supplies in 1988 are expected to fall short of anticipated demand by 450,000 troy ounces, J

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The European Community will look at ways to reform subsidies in farm trade at the Montreal midterm r

Bond traders correctly expected George Bush would be elected president, only to find that the market

SOVIETS TELL ARGENTINA IT WILL BUY US CORNBUENOS AIRES - The Soviet Union has informed priva

The U.S. dollar regained its footing Monday with a little help from central bank buying and supporti

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

The European Community launched an anti-dumping investigation Monday into surging imports of small-s

Developing country debt prices were driven to near-record lows last week, as banks continued to unlo

Tanker owners, insurers and banks are reconsidering the concept of an electronic letter of credit sy

IT'S OVER! After months of negotiation, confusion and compromise, the United States Customs

TWO COMPANIES TO SELL ENGINEERING PROGRAMSWestinghouse Electric Corp. will join with Multifl

The U.S. semiconductor industry is feeling the chill breeze of a slowdown for the first time since t

The Port of Richmond said it has found a new operator for a troubled 20-acre multi-use terminal.

The Port of Oakland is facing a host of uncertainties about its contracts with the federal governmen

WEST COAST CONFERENCE TO BOOST RATES JAN. 15The U.S. West Coast/Middle East and West Asia Ra