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An insurance company that demanded more than $19,000 from a janitor and his mentally retarded wife b

SUN LIFE TO ANNOUNCE RESULTS OF LINKUP VOTESun Life Assurance Society PLC will announce toda

AmVestors Financial Corp. is casting some mighty big shadows. In just five years, the insurer starte

Doctors and their patients say some insurance companies are refusing to pay for certain drug treatme

In an effort to avert another commercial insurance crisis, New Jersey Insurance Commissioner Kenneth

Twelve people have been indicted in California for allegedly faking car accidents and fleecing insur

New Jersey Assembly Speaker Chuck Hardwick has asked the state Senate to quickly consider a series o

Minnesota's transportation industries are shrinking the distance between business in the Upper Midwe

New Jersey Public Advocate Alfred Slocum is calling on the state insurance department to reject a pr

AIG REPORTS HURRICANE LOSSES OF $16 MILLIONAmerican International Group announced Wednesday

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

Ohio is trying to block special bond offering restrictions from being included in the final version

No one can say Delta U.S.A. Corp. drags its heels. The Japanese auto seat company has ambiti

Bernadette Mong is director of the Minnesota Trade and Investment Office in the Taipei World Trade C

The rise in global interest rates has probably run its course and rates are now likely to ease in th

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Wednesday, especially against the British pound and the Japanese yen.<

Foreign debtors are likely to refinance up to $11.25 billion in military loans extended and backed b

U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson said Wednesday he was worried about the implications o

Poor countries Wednesday poured cold water over new plans to ease the debt crisis and called on rich

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

The U.S. composites industry continues to show robust growth in 1988 after a record year in 1987, ac

SmithKline Beckman Corp., which saw a 25 percent drop in profits in the first half of the year, anno

Hoechst Celanese Corp.'s Textile Fibers Group has announced a price increase of 7 cents a pound for

INTEROX INCREASES PEROXIDE PRICESInterox America, a member of the Interox Group, has announc

Oct. 1 contract prices for antifreeze-grade ethylene glycol may not move up as far as some producers

While the fortunes of tanker owners have improved in the last few years, the upturn presents special

Steel production rose to 1.957 million tons in the week ended Sept. 24, an increase of 0.4 percent f

A U.S. District Court judge has refused to upset a Military Sealift Command decision allowing Sea-La

The Senate Wednesday was still maneuvering behind the scenes to determine when its technical correct

Organized labor asked Congress Wednesday to investigate the use of excess pension funding in unfrien

The president's chief economist was claiming victory this week, saying the economy would continue to

Four MidAmerica states will take their final shots next week at persuading the federal government to

Australia reported its second consecutive month of poor trade figures Wednesday, which promptly push

Quantum Technologies Inc. of Twinsburg, Ohio, is exporting its laboratory equipment without much hel

If George Bush wins the White House, he'll shy away from enforcing the new trade bill that seeks to

Vickers Inc., a subsidiary of Trinova Corp. in Maumee, Ohio, has completed its acquisition of Polymo

REAGAN PICKS WRIGHT TO HEAD THE OMBJoseph Wright, nominated Wednesday by President Reagan to

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A U.S. construction industry official told a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee Wednesday the Jap