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For the first time in history, a U.S. law firm is operating in the Soviet capital. Just a sh

When California decided in 1985 to establish an export finance program, it wasn't sure whether it sh

Britain has agreed to accept a Chinese offer of 23.5 million ($41.3 million) for British assets con

A major insurer of conventional home mortgages has told lenders that itconsiders some Florid

Insurers, agents and computer vendors gathered here Wednesday to wrestle with the obstacles slowing

Two trade groups representing independent insurance agents are upset over a Travelers Cos. telephone

Property and casualty insurers in Massachusetts are unhappy that a universal health insurance propos

Long-term care insurance may just be the yuppie benefit of choice, according to a survey conducted b

A man diagnosed as having untreatable cancer has sued his health insurance carrier for refusing to p

Memo Shows Lorillard Downplayed DiscountsNEWARK, N.J. - The Lorillard Inc. tobacco company s

Business Men's Assurance Co. Tuesday announced that it has made a preliminary filing with the Securi

The U.S. dollar rose Wednesday on rumors a senior U.S. monetary official suggested the United States

A major foreign trade group asked the government Wednesday to slow the South Korean currency's appr

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

Irving Trust Co. announced Wednesday that it acquired an additional 39 percent ownership in Banco de

A longstanding dispute over the rights to the original Budweiser trademark has triggered comment in

The U.S. Department of Agriculture may make an about-face and back proposed legislation to reduce th

Romania's decision last week to repudiate its most-favored-nation status will force some U.S. import

Cocoa Producers Reject Demands on PricesCocoa producers Wednesday rejected consumer demands

The U.S. Customs Service must decide which of its automated programs need immediate attention, says

A major Japanese textile manufacturer has selected Fresno as the site of its first production plant

The Jamaican government has ordered an audit of 14 garment companies that produce for the U.S. marke

Traditional Exports Petroleum, fertilizer, meat, chemicals, steel, tractors, drilling equipm

Claims that U.S. companies are not fully cooperating with the European trading partners in the imple

Officials of the Art Institute of Chicago have agreed to return an 878-year- old stone sculpture to

Wearing a vivid red tie and bright red pocket handkerchief, waving a large red flag, John Sanders ma

Sales of new homes plunged 9 percent in January, pushing the level of sales activity to its lowest p

MORE, MORE, FASTER, FASTER. Most of the discussion at the American National Standards Instit

AVIATION The Supreme Court Wednesday affirmed a decision requiring TWA to observe security p

Northern European ports are rapidly beginning to create highly efficient electronic communications

A senior U.S. trade official hinted at reprisals against South Korea if it did not soon open many of

Council of Logistics Management, Houston rountable, March 3. Four Season Hotel, 1300 Lamar St., Hous

Cool Carriers, the large Swedish operator of refrigerated ships, appears ready to replace some of it

New contracts are a rarity at this Navy port's six shipyards, leaving dry docks empty and workers wo

Maher Terminals Inc. will close its stevedoring operations in Baltimore on June 30. Maher, t

Conference to Reduce Its Currency FeeGENOA, Italy - The shipping conference covering imports

Truckers got a pleasant surprise when they lifted the hood of an experimental vehicle here to check

3M Names Recipients Of Achievement Awards3M Co. has chosen 15 companies to receive its Quali

Restructured and newly relisted Wah Kwong Shipping Group Ltd. won't be paying any immediate dividend

Because of an error in transcription, Dennis McGinnis, International Project Team Chairman for the A