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Airlines in West Africa are increasingly flying into stormy financial weather. Nigeria Airwa

A U.S.-operated supertanker carrying Iranian oil hit a floating mine Monday just outside the Strait

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The insurance industry may add another special interest group to its ranks next month. Risk

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

The U.S. Treasury Monday said it will sell $28.0 billion in notes and bonds this week in its quarter

A leading index of inflation compiled by Columbia Business School rose at an annualized rate of 10.7

U.S. exports of paper, paperboard and fiber rose sharply in 1986 thanks to the decline in the value

The Reagan administration has renewed pressure on Argentina in recent weeks to end an 11 percent exp

Besides the metronomic pulse of pumping, that noise coming from oil fields around the country is the

Few companies in recent memory have been the butt of more jokes than Delta Air Lines. In the

The biggest problem facing small cities and towns in the United States is how to attract industry an

The grain export market is booming this summer, usually a quiet time. The unseasonal business is boo

The United States has bowed to importer pressure and reopened its 1987 quota for women's coats from

Matson Navigation Co. is upset at the way American President Lines Ltd. islining up shipper support

The Pentagon has awarded a $63.1 million contract to RCA Corp. of Moorestown, N.J., for continuing w

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Travelers Reports Rise in IncomeThe Travelers Corp. operating income for the second quarter

Insurance broker David Tucker insists that the wealthy aren't doing enough to keep their valuables p

Mon., Aug. 10, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

SINGLE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR FASTENERS. The U.S. Customs Service has been mandated to initiate a na

USDA Urged to Stress Third World ExportsThe House of Representatives passed a non-binding me

Flying Tiger, UPS Agree on Japan ServiceFlying Tiger Line Inc. and United Parcel Service hav

Banks Increase Buying Of Treasury IssuesLarge weekly reporting commercial banks are accelera

Consumer food prices are going up at a slightly faster clip this year than had been predicted, an Ag

The wave of labor disruption sweeping South Korea may cause acute immediate problems but probably wo

Iraqi warplanes simultaneously raided Iranian oil installations in northern and southwestern regions

Hundreds of striking coal miners blocked two key rail lines Monday, newspapers reported, and tens of

A new user-friendly reference describing the 5,000 most commonly encountered hazardous chemicals has

Equity Oil Co. Posts ProfitEquity Oil Co. reported second quarter earnings of $69,365 or 1 c

Gates Learjet Corp. is looking ahead to an improved market for its business jets and new stability o

Japan scored a sharp increase in its trade surplus with the United States last month, even though it

Argentina is missing economic targets set under its standby loan agreement with the International Mo

Personal computers are getting into the translating business, but quirks in language will prevent th

A freight train whose brakes failed as it sped into a southern train station slammed into the back o

In a break from its customary support of the Thatcher government, The Economist magazine has cautiou

The administration of Gov. Robert P. Casey has effectively killed whatever faint hopes remained for

The Panamanian-flag tanker Texaco Caribbean, which struck a mine Monday south of the Strait of Hormu

The U.S. court of appeals here has found that the Navy's Military Sealift Command correctly handled