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

After six months of dull trading, the foreign exchange market suddenly has become exciting again.

FLEET NATIONAL BANK (Providence, R.I.) - Michael F. Warburg was named a vice president in the classi

Beverage Retailers Insurance Co. has been licensed in Vermont to offer liquor liability coverage wit

SUIT SEEKS DAMAGES IN PINE TOP INSOLVENCYIllinois Insurance Director John E. Washburn filed

PHILIPPINES MAY SEEK EASIER TERMS ON DEBTMANILA, Philippines - Finance Secretary Vicente Jay

Fri. June 24, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

European Commission Vice President Lord Cockfield said the European Community must move toward a com

The landmark Cipollone smoker-death case may herald a new type of liability assault on the tobacco i

The Canadian dollar has been one of the few currencies to appreciate against the U.S. dollar during

International markets for U.S. insurance companies should become considerably more open as a result

The jury in a case linking the hazards of asbestos and smoking found Friday that American Tobacco Co

U.S. bankers and Brazilian officials are breathing easier now that the two sides, after months of ar

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index dropped to 101.1 Friday, downfrom 101.5 Thurs

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year6/24 6/23 Chan

Lumber production and orders fell but shipments increased in 12 Western states last week, a trade as

An effort to design the world's first seagoing vessel driven by superconductivi ty has begun in Japa

The 300-year-old Lloyd's of London is famous for insuring the limbs of Betty Grable, the nose of Jim

Inchcape Shipping Services, which considers itself the world's biggest supplier of shipping support

Like the frog that became a prince, the European Community has undergone a fairy-tale transformation

Dwindling electricity supplies have already caused shortages in many areas of the country this summe

The railroad industry has rejected an attempt to craft compromise legislation to revise the Staggers

CSX Rail Transport has threatened to withdraw its support from the New York, Susquehanna & Western R

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

The Senate has put the brakes on what one member called A very, very sweet deal giving H. Ross Perot

Detroit Edison Co. on Wednesday, for the sixth time this month, reported record peak electricity dem

With power supplies already pushed to the limit this summer by this week's heat wave, New Jersey's f

Continental Airlines' refurbished cargo facility at Newark International Airport's Terminal C is a m

The drought in the Midwestern United States is taking its toll on electric utilities because of the

The Federal Aviation Administration plans tests this summer of a new concept in air traffic control

Railroads serving East Coast seaport terminals reported a sharp rise in inquiries from coal exporter

Crews dredged the drought-shrunken Mississippi River around the clock today to free hundreds of back

For the week ended June 11 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

A vintage U.S. Transport plane left Frankfurt for West Berlin Thursday to mark the 40th anniversary

BILL WOULD TIGHTEN SECURITY AT AIRPORTSSecretary of Transportation Jim Burnley has sent to C

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

EXPORT PRICE OF COAL ROSE DURING FEBRUARYThe average price of coal exported from the United

International Business Machines Corp.'s new mini-computers may have to make a maximum effort to push