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Legislation requiring insurance companies to report massive amounts of data is appearing like brush

Frank B. Hall & Co. Inc. and Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co. have settled a $150 million lawsuit the N

Both houses of Congress made progress Thursday on pieces of the budget plan for fiscal 1988.

The U.S. economy will grow at a slower rate next year, three economists predicted this week, but onl

Missouri Rep. Richard Gephardt called Wednesday for legislation forcing businesses to offer health i

State lawmakers will consider legislation today designed to ease Pennsylvania's insurance problems

Turkish Prices Soar After Ozal ElectionANKARA, Turkey - Prices rose sharply in the wake of P

Howtek, Tokyo Juki, Dataproducts Settle SuitHUDSON, N.H. - Howtek Inc. and Tokyo Juki Indust

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Consumer members of the International Cocoa Organization have given producers until the end of this

UNDER A LANDMARK AGREEMENT between Crowley Maritime Corp. and the International Longshoremen's Assoc

China will allow companies in three key sectors to keep more of their hard currency earnings beginni

U.S. and Caribbean officials are at odds in assessing the impact of Washington's special trade progr

U.S. investors are flocking to foreign bonds and money market instruments in an effort to capitalize

The New York Insurance Department will hold a public hearing on Dec. 21 to collect comments, suggest

Tobacco company lawyers can continue what an opposing attorney calls a questioning marathon intended

John B. Carter, president and chief executive officer of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the

Malpractice Insurer Offers More ProductsSANTA MONICA, Calif. - A doctor-owned medical malpra

Fierce lobbying by two insurance agents groups has apparently paid off in a decision by the Senate F

Electronic data interchange is finally beginning to live up to its high opinion of itself. B

The U.S. Atlantic-North Europe Conference, which covers exports from the United States, plans a gene

A year ago, Cliven Cormier was president of this port's biggest International Longshoremen's Associa

"Don't worry - the insurance will pay for it." As with their income taxes, many Americans fe

Aircraft have replaced the camels of China's ancient silk route as carriers of the fabrics of Cathay

A Chinese trade promotion agency is attempting to reach small- and medium- sized businesses in the U

The Pan American World Airways board resumes its meeting today and is likely to discuss concessions

All 45 foreign and domestic airlines flying into and out of Japan were instructed Wednesday by the J

National Association of Industrial and Office Parks, Innovative Methods of Reducing the Transportati

America West Airlines has exercised options with de Havilland Canada for three new Dash 8 Series 100

Two previous administrators of the Federal Aviation Administration warned a presidential panel of po

DHL Volume Grew 31 percent In Third QuarterREDWOOD CITY, Calif. - DHL Worldwide Express repo

The nation's airport executives have applauded a decision by the Federal Aviation Administration not

The nation's 14 largest airlines improved their October on-time performance by 3 percent over Septem

Children Learn Lesson From Conrail GameConrail has created a board game called Railsafe, to

The Interstate Commerce Commission has approved a request by the Montana Public Service Commission t

A Guilford Transportation Industries executive predicts labor problems on its New England railroad w

MidSouth Corp. confirmed it will purchase the financially troubled Gulf & Mississippi Corp. for $1.2

The strike by 85 union employees of the Galveston Wharves terminal railroad is expected to continue

The 36 West German containership owners who formed a temporary pooling arrangement in August to incr

A terminal operator said the company's move into a new warehouse at the port's North Locust Point Ma