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AEGIS INSURANCE SERVICES INC. (Jersey City, N.J.) - Edward R. Inderbitzin was named senior vice pres

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 5/14/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 5/14/88* Reflects

If the U.S. sugar loan rate had been set at 12 cents a pound in 1982 instead of 18 cents, countries

This index alphabetically lists all companies and other operating organizations such as ports mentio

About 11 percent of the Connecticut's population, or roughly 352,000 people, have no health insuranc

The federal flood insurance program will now pay claims for anticipated erosion damage to buildings,

The shake up of Europe's insurance industry is gathering pace as the leading players intensify their

No insurance company will pay more than 25 percent of its net direct premiums to fund the Connecticu

The world's leading maker of cordless telephones chose to save money rather than correct a design fl

Hard on the heels of similar moves in Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines, Indonesia is pushing b

The life insurance industry is opposed to an amendment, proposed by U.S. Rep. Gerald Kleczka, D-Wis.

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ITC Bars Bags, Tubing That Infringe PatentThe U.S. International Trade Commission issued a g

Vermont lawmakers have approved controversial legislation designed to preserve open land and give th

The war of words being waged between the prime minister, her most senior colleagues and Britain's mo

The Supreme Court on Monday let stand a decision generally barring foreign car manufacturers from fo

The industrialized world's economy survived the stock market crash better than expected and should g

In Japanese real estate jargon, Tsuneko and Taiji Banno's apartment is called a 3LDK, which means it

Production at the nation's factories, mines and utilities shot up 0.7 percent in April, the biggest

The Supreme Court will decide if New Jersey can levy its corporate business tax on oil company profi

The Supreme Court Monday lifted a lower court injunction against a lawsuit filed by the widow of a m

Elections in Latin America often turn foreign investors wary, but in Chile the prospect of a preside

AIR CARGO TNT's top brass was in London Friday to mark 10 years in business in the United Ki

The Senate Finance Committee voted Monday to require that the Senate approveappointees to th

The world's largest tanker is one of the latest casualties in the bitter eight-year war between Iran

British officials are fretting over what they view as an alarming drop in interest by U.S. companies

1st Draft Completed On Trade Bill VetoThe Reagan administration has completed the first draf

After three years of appeals to the Supreme Court, the insurance industry Monday lost another bid to

The Costa Rican government is considering a proposal from a U.S. investor group to build an $800 mil

The Iraqi attacks on Iranian oil loading centers, delivered with surprising effect far south in the

A group of U.S. auto parts distributors has petitioned the U.S. government to stop Japan's allegedly

Trading Halts Urged During Fast DeclinesWASHINGTON - The White House working group on financ

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Despite an increase of 12 percent in U.S. durum wheat plantings, the potential for higher durum pric

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A Florida armored car company said it will file a lawsuit this week against its insurer, a Lloyd's o

When U.S. steelmakers meet this week in Washington, the most pressing issue is whether they should l

CME to Implement Currency Price LimitsThe Chicago Mercantile Exchange will to implement its

The FBI arrested three workers at the Peach Bottom nuclear plant for unspecified illegal drug activi

European spot oil prices closed the week broadly unchanged in relatively thin trading and are likely