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The port of Seattle will try to retain the services of James Dwyer as a consultant after his resigna

Diesel engine makers have made great individual efforts in the last three years to apply electronics

Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Heather Gradison urged Congress to eliminate the filed rate

America's paper producers are going paperless. Large and small manufacturers and suppliers a

Fruehauf Corp. narrowed its fourth quarter loss to $6.1 million on sales $433 million. In the 1986 f

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Sweden has unveiled its plan to keep its ailing commercial shipping fleet afloat under its own flag.

Prudential Insurance Co. of America may be about to lose an ally in the case of the missing zeros, a

The Massachusetts Senate was expected to take up debate on the latest version of universal health-ca

Hanover Insurance Cos. reported operating income of $15.5 million, or 75 cents a share, in the fourt

The softening insurance market is slowing growth in the residual property insurance market.

Irving Trust Co. called for the formation of an insurance company, to be owned and managed by major

Provincially owned BC Rail is talking with two sawmill companies about leasing them a 194-mile branc

It's clear to Matty Morgenstern, president and managing director of Zim Israel Navigation Co., that

Swedish Club Planning Luxembourg OfficeThe Swedish Club, one of the world's largest marine i

Psst. Traveling to any sensitive places for your company soon? Feeling a little uneasy that

James K. Coyne Founding President, American Tort Reform AssociationTOPIC: Tort Reform

Capital I Day will focus on preparing for uncertainty and change March 15 in Bethesda, Md. For infor

Robert L. Dion was elected president, chief executive officer and a director of Physicians Insurance

Australia's second largest life office is looking for a suitable U.S. insurance company it can purch

Currency traders expect the dollar to be tested later this week if the U.S. trade deficit for Januar

CREDIT AGRICOLE U.S.A. (Chicago) - Linda Wolosz was named vice president, internal auditor, for the

Fulton Prebon Inc. and the Chicago Board of Trade are racing to see who can be the first to offer a

The troubled Hong Kong Futures Exchange has tapped a Canadian, Douglas Ford, aged 45, as its new chi

The Sydney Futures Exchange hopes to develop a 24-hour trading system in order to protect itself ag

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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

President Reagan has renewed his promise to veto the omnibus trade bill now in Congress if the final

Current Account Deficit Data Reported in UKThe U.K. posted a fourth-quarter current account

The new government of President Roh Tae Woo said it is making strenuous efforts to change Korean att

In a story that appeared in March 9 editions of The Journal of Commerce, the Associated Press errone

Declines in the costs of food and energy pushed wholesale prices downward last month, while retail s

AVIATION Boeing formally accepted the first Chinese-made tail fin for its 737, with more to

The Inter-American Development Bank's president suggested a five-year grace period for heavily indeb

Japanese corporations that went bankrupt with debts of 10 million yen or more numbered 823 in Februa

The National Security Council has met during the past several days to determine what actions to take

When Uri Adar began his career in shipping in 1947, it was as a seaman aboard the Kedma, a vessel ca

U.S. computer technology has at long last penetrated the Kremlin. Abel Aganbegyan, an econom

Rail labor unions and representatives of the nation's railroads have been meeting in various private