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COLOMBIAN AIRLINE ACTS TO HALT FLOWER CARGOBecause of repeated seizures of cocaine and probl

The estate of a cancer victim who worked around asbestos is suing a tobacco company, charging that i

Disputes over reinsurance collections have increased in recent years, creating a lucrative market fo

Insurers aren't the only ones with an image problem. State insurance regulators also suffer from cri

It's now up to the Massachusetts Senate to decide if the state's troubled automobile insurance syste

Leaders of five Japanese and international think tanks Monday warned Japanese Prime Minister Noboru

The Supreme Court Monday made it more difficult for insurers and business representatives to partici

Life insurers in Massachusetts will have to implement gender neutral rates as of Sept. 1 under a cou

A new company, Charterco Ltd., has been formed in London to provide comprehensive insurance cover fo

ASBESTOS SUITS LUMPED INTO A CLASS ACTIONThe approximately 35,000 asbestos-related lawsuits

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A high level of tension persists in international trade relations, according to a confidential repor

The council of the General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade will meet here Wednesday and Thursday to

The visitors with cameras draped around their necks gather near the guide, waiting for the tour to b

Burlington Northern Railroad Co. has lost the most critical round to date in its showdown with labor

West Coast ports, which have seen shipping container traffic grow consistently for several years, ex

The extra money spent by business travelers and other consumers for rental- car insurance may become

As many as 15 additional states will join eight others in a federal lawsuit charging the insurance i

Michael Sacco is expected to take the helm of the Seafarers International Union and the AFL-CIO's Ma

Senate Republican leader Robert Dole this week may introduce a stripped-down version of the giant om

1284.5 (June 10, 1988) Previous day - 1283.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

The European Community is about to normalize its relations with the Soviet Union and its East Europe

Upjohn Co. announced the completion of its $100 million (14 billion yen) Tsukuba Research Laboratori

Automotive plastics usage in cars and light trucks produced in the United States and Canada will gro

McDonald's Corp. executives said the fast food giant would experiment with the recycling of rigid fo

Pennwalt Raises Sulfide PricesPennwalt Corp. is increasing prices for sulfides, disulfides,

French Plant Fire Pollutes Loire RiverTOURS, France - The government ordered drinking water

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Total U.S. man-made fiber shipments in April declined to 761.5 million pounds, according to the late

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The Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought only 900 tons of steam coal under two spot contracts a

June 10, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

European oil prices continued drifting lower last week in response to weaker New York fuel prices an

The Central Electricity Generating Board, Britain's major coal user, is seeking local planning permi

Claude Resources Inc., Saskatoon, purchased 10 oil and gas exploration permits from the government o

The Huabei oil field of China will speed up construction of the Alxa oil field in Erenhot, Inner Mon

China Releases Figures On Natural Coke MiningTAIYUAN, China - Nine million metric tons of na

The Australian coal industry is unhappy with the success Canadian coal producers have had in the Jap

German oil demand is likely to drop more steeply than previously expectedbecause of an oil t