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Members of Lloyd's of London insurance syndicate 553 have appointed professional advisers to look in

Five months of Palestinian strikes and boycotts have cost Israel $500 million in lost tourist income

Life insurers and insurance agents groups have agreed to support modification of tax law applied to

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Democrats on the House Judiciary Subcommittee, poised to vote to repeal insurance industry antitrust

Lawyers Begin Arguing Copper-7 IUD CaseST. PAUL, Minn. - G.D. Searle & Co. withheld informat

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U.S. exports will rise faster and imports only moderately while businesses increase capital spending

The U.S. merchandise trade deficit in March narrowed to $9.7 billion, its lowest level in three year

One-third of Americans and Britons don't trust the Japanese, although at least half of them do, acco

Spokesmen representing the Taiwanese government in Washington said they were not aware of any extrao

J.C. Penney Co. and Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc. reported Tuesday that sluggish consumer spending

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach may be getting into the railroad business. What's more, they

Spurred by maritime industry protests, the U.S. Customs Service is planning to resolve this week pro

A coalition of U.S. chemical companies is negotiating with Congress and theDrug Enforcement

The Office of Management and Budget is questioning the degree of outside access that would be allowe

Economists said the U.S. March trade data portray a powerfully surging economy, which likely will pr

TOP STORIES: Foreign investors are pouring capital into New Jersey. 6ANew Jersey banks are

Foreign chemical producers aggressively took advantage of trade opportunities with the United States

OxyChem Boosts Caustic Soda PriceOccidental Chemical Corp. is increasing its list and off-li

Himont Inc. announced plans to construct an 80,000-ton-a-year capacity manufacturing facility in Fer

When businessman Ken Thomas founded a one-truck haulage firm in Australia back in 1946, he had littl

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UtiliCorp United Inc., Kansas City, has its sights set on another Canadian utility in British Columb

German transporters generally are optimistic about the opportunities of the European Community's int

A negotiated settlement is the best, most economical solution to the dispute over the Shoreham nucle

May 16, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Petroleum distributors say this year's changes in gasoline and diesel tax laws are costing them each

OPEC Will Regain Dominance, Bank SaysFRANKFURT, West Germany - OPEC is likely to regain its

Better management and less bureaucracy appear to be the chief reasons for a consolidation of the min

Bogert Oil Co. said oil production was up 53 percent for the six months ended March 31, 1988, compar

Mexico Urges OPEC To Settle Output IssueNon-member Mexico urged OPEC to reach an agreement w

International Lease Finance Corp., a leading airplane leasing company based here, has given the lion

Air Express Earnings Same, Revenue UpDARIEN, Conn. - Air Express International Corp. earned

A plan to build a $3 billion replacement for Denver's crowded Stapleton International Airport will b

Airborne, Compac Develop Parts ProgramSEATTLE, Wash. - Airborne Express said it has develope

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When Tandy Corp. of Fort Worth, Texas, announced last month that it had perfected a new technology t

ACS Signs Agreement With Control Data UnitCONCORD, Calif. - ACS Systems Inc. has made a join

The steel industry's future is being built upon a foundation of silicon. Sophisticated use o