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The London insurance market has reacted calmly to the $400,000 verdict last month in a landmark toba

BANK OF AMERICA SIGNS CHINESE BANKING PACTBank of America said it signed a correspondent ban

United Illuminating Co. of New Haven, Conn., said electricity sales were up 3 percent in the first f

July 1, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A draft smog control plan for the greater Los Angeles area wouldrequire 40 percent of passenger vehi

1206.0 (July 1, 1988) Previous day - 1208.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

Business owners who employ no more than 25 people could receive tax credits for helping pay for heal

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

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

If a marine terminal's security is poor and illegal drugs are flowing through it, the U.S. Customs S

* John Starrels - East Germany Braces for Change 8A * Kevin Commins - Currency Forecast 7A*

George Sanderson, who operates a 2,000-acre farm in Saskatchewan and has been in farming for 38 year

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

JAPANESE DUMPING RESIN IN US MARKETJapanese firms are dumping granular polytetrafluoroethyle

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The benzene spot market, after a heady high of $1.10 a gallon in mid-June, has slid down to $1.05 to

On the surface, West Germany is booming. Flashy Mercedes-Benz sedans whip along the autobahn

Traders are looking for the Bank of Japan to intervene in the currency markets and halt the dollar's

Because of the July 4 holiday, Quota Watch will appear on Wednesday, July 6.

The World Bank Friday said it has recommended an increase in total loan loss provisions to $500 mill

CANADA ASKS JAPAN FOR LOWER TARIFFSCanada wants Japan to lower tariffs on its timber, boost

State-owned British Coal warned U.K. merchant bankers not to grow too reliant on imported coal after

Norway's natural gas exports are likely to surpass its oil exports during the mid- to late 1990s, as

UNRATIONED GASOLINE GOES ON SALE IN POLANDWARSAW, Poland - Gasoline stations across Poland F

The Puerto Rico Maritime Shipping Authority is committed to ship at least 550,000 tons of cargo over

A group of Dade County business leaders, fearful that Eastern Air Lines may soon fly into oblivion,

In the time it takes to read this sentence, six rows of knitting or about 1,000 stitches can be knit

Mexican officials don't want a broad free-trade agreement with the United States, but the next Mexic

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

An insurers' challenge to a November ballot initiative that would regulate insurance rates and forbi

When you draw a picture of the computer of the future in your mind, don't think a green screen full

CARNEGIE MELLON MOVE A THREAT TO NEXT INC.?SAN JOSE, Calif. - Insiders are speculating that

AVIATION: Flying, as we all know at some level of our tummies, is still an unnatural act. AI

Greece has assumed the presidency of the European Community midway in a year that has produced some

The steel industry's perennial offensive against aluminum for a bigger share of the food and beverag

Elkraft, one of Denmark's two largest utility groups, concluded its first purchases of U.S. steam co

NYPA SWITCHES ON THE MARCY-SOUTH LINEWith the flick of a switch and the press of a button, t

Futures traders remain optimistic about a hoped-for rise in freight rates later this year, in spite

Seven tug, barge and harbor tanker operators have been charged with locking out union crews and refu

A Minnesota company that plans to provide portable toilets to the Seoul Olympics claims its profits