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Fri., Feb. 5, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The increasing effect of AIDS-related claims. Slow gains in reinsurance. Changes in accounting for i

With the clock running out on a special session, the Legislature late Thursday passed a measure desi

A Jan. 27 meeting hosted by Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis to discuss the state's chaotic automo

Top Stories International cocoa and coffee agreements' efficacy in stabilizing prices is tes

THE COLOGNE RE OF AMERICA (Stamford, Conn.) - William P. Slattery was named executive vice president

Confidential corporate documents released during a federal trial indicate cigarette companies were r

American General Income DecreasesAmerican General Corp. reported that operating income for t

An attorney for victims of the Mianus River Bridge collapse calls a state law imposing a seven-year

In the year 2000, service companies will generate almost all new jobs, while firms that produce good

As a girl in grade school, it was exciting to get my first pair of nylon stockings - seams and all.

AIR CARGO DOT officials disagree about the extent to which shippers improperly label hazardo

The walls tell it all at Eastman Kodak Co. Historically, the company's sprawling manufacturi

American Broadcasting Cos., based in New York, is paying the 15th Winter Games Organizing Committee

A survey of 200 college business students revealed indications that many are opposed to women as man

Improperly labeled shipments of hazardous materials are a widespread problem in the transportation b

Gerhard Stoltenberg, West Germany's finance minister, is cautiously optimistic about an improving in

The Olympic hockey team from Czechoslovakia may not show up in Calgary this weekend, and the top Ita

Tugboat owners and union crews in New York harbor are girding for a strike next week when a three-ye

The Soviet Union is selling large amounts of gold on world markets to obtain U.S. dollars to purchas

Fed May Have Bought Treasuries for JapanNEW YORK - The Federal Reserve bought three-, five-

Proposed legislation removing medical liability cases from the court system will harm consumers and

The semiconductor industry is in the midst of its mildest recovery in recent memory, and many observ

Three Taiwanese-flag ocean carriers agreed to settle complaints alleging they discussed and attempte

The Reagan administration is opposed to legislation requiring the use of U.S.-built barges to haul s

Waterfront management and the Port Police & Guards Union in New York harbor have agreed on a new lab

A monthly ship call by Waterman Line and a new dock helped boost cargo volume at the port of Pascago

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES (San Francisco) - Richard A. Johnson was named director of the Pacific Nort

Greece's Socialist government appears to be moving to make the Greek ship registry more competitive.

Vista to Produce Flexible PVCVista Chemical announced plans to begin producing a flexible po

A federal maritime commissioner is calling on the nation's port directors to strengthen their politi

Soaring container cargo and passenger volumes led the Port Everglades Authority to record net income

Federal officials, buffeted by budget concerns and a continued public outcry, have shelved plans to

Survival through acquisitions and mergers may emerge in the biotechnology industry this year, accord

Aromatic Solvent Spot Prices JumpA major producer revealed that spot prices for toluene have

Thermo Environmental Buys Consulting FirmWALTHAM, Mass. - Thermo Environmental Corp. announc

A civil grand jury is exploring whether San Francisco officials failed toseek public comment before

Most U.S. coal exporters are optimistic that the tentative agreement on a new national coal miners'

The U.S. Department of Energy said late Wednesday that it had no evidence that any kind of nuclear i

Rumors of another accident at a Soviet nuclear plant began Wednesday morning in European financial m