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A bill protecting drivers with good records from Joint Underwriting Association rate hikes is headed

While the United States and Canada move toward an agreement to ignore a common 2,700-mile border and

The life insurance industry has its fingers crossed: It hopes the Internal Revenue Service will conf

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index on Friday ended the month at 98.4, down from 98.6 the

Economic growth in the nation's largest cities appears to be rising fastest in the Midwest, accordin

ELECTRONIC MESSAGE REGISTERED LAST MONTHThe first electronic message to receive official app

The world's major airlines may face some tough bargaining with their bankers as they embark on a hug

TRW, TRUCK MAKERS MAKE DEAL ON RECALLThe Ross Gear Division of TRW Inc. has reached agreemen

TIGER INTERNATIONAL INC. POSTS DIP IN QUARTERLOS ANGELES - Tiger International Inc. reported

One shipping line representative in Baltimore described the situation succinctly: Quite frankly, it'

Sea-Land Service Inc. has urged the Maritime Administration to reject objections from rival carriers

Oct. 28, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Five major European ports are pressing ahead with plans to communicate electronically with each othe

Michel Camdessus, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Friday issued a strong call

EXPERIENCE INC. (Minneapolis) - Michale S. Muro was named president and chief executive of the inter

ARGENTINA, SOVIET UNION REVIEW GRAIN PACTBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Senior officials from Arg

EC PROBES COMPLAINT OF COPIER DUMPINGJournal of Commerce SpecialBRUSSELS, Belgium -

A study indicates that Vice President George Bush could not provide his Medicaid-related program to

The federal budget deficit widened to $155.10 billion in the 1988 fiscal year, which ended last mont

NALCO CHEMICAL POSTS RECORD NET INCOMENAPERVILLE, Ill. - Nalco Chemical Co. reported record

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A congressional investigating agency says the Coast Guard should reconsider the decision to phase ou

At least three bulk carrier companies are upset at the Maritime Administration for selling off a big

Pillsbury Co., working to stave off a takeover bid by British-based Grand Metropolitan PLC, made an

MAPCO COAL INC. (Tulsa, Okla.) - John R. Tellmann was appointed vice president of engineering and pl

THREE COMPANIES CUT CRUDE POSTINGS BY $1Chevron U.S.A. Inc. and Texaco Trading & Transportat

When it comes to exploiting market opportunities, Mobil Oil Corp. is not known for being a shrinking

One of Japan's biggest shipping lines disclosed at the weekend detailed plans for reorganizing and u

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

Investors swapped a record $210.6 million in Brazilian loans for equity in Brazilian companies at la

GORBACHEV POLICIES SHOW SIGNS OF PROGRESSMembers of the normally docile Supreme Soviet voted

R.J. Reynolds of the United States and two Chinese partners Friday began operations at China's first

Mexico's new government may propose a series of free trade pacts with the United States in steel, te

Federal Reserve Board Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson said the outlook for continued expansion of the U

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The decision by U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter to reject an unfair trade practices petiti

Should world oil prices continue to fall, Japan's economy will easily step up its prolonged expansio

Where the United Kingdom has focus, the United States has a complex tangle. The United State