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Reimposing government rate controls over railroads will accelerate declining industry earning trends

Japan's Sekisui Buys US Lumber ProcessorOSAKA, Japan - Sekisui House Ltd., Japan's largest h

Traffic Club of New York, joint education luncheon, June 9. 60 East Club, 60 East 42nd St., New York

FAA Mandates Gear For Aircrew ProtectionWASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration pub

A few blocks from the somber, granite walls of City Hall sprawls raucous Nam Dae Mun Market, an almo

A California company has ignored a deadline for removing a 39-year-old former Canadian Pacific cruis

JSP Agency Inc., which administered the job security program that was abolished in the latest Intern

More than 500 New York state shippers have invitations to a June 15 conference in Syracuse, N.Y., to

It was lunchtime at the new Mandarin hotel in San Francisco, and hotel managers were getting used to

Barbara D. Stewart is 1987 Insurance Woman of the Year. Mrs. Stewart, president of Stewart E

The United States remains a net creditor nation, a senior State Department official maintained.<

The International Trade Commission cleared the way for a Commerce Department probe of Japanese prici

Lloyd's of London passed a new bylaw Wednesday in order to clear the way for its 103 million ($169 m

As many as 10 million people worldwide already are infected with the AIDS virus, and AIDS deaths cou

Trial lawyers are wasting no time calling Connecticut's tort deform only the beginning. We b

Even the rich can't always get the attention of insurers. Pebble Beach residents are picking

A House Energy and Commerce subcommittee Wednesday heeded objections from the insurance and the nucl

Medicare officials are hoping that Humana Inc., owner of the hospital chain famed for its heart impl

Two Women to Receive Honorary DegreesTwo women who have gained the insurance industry's atte

Washington Federal Savings Bank said it acquired Davis & Co., a property and casualty insurance agen

Japanese advertising executives got a taste of U.S. approaches to advertising at a seminar in New Yo

Calif. Bill Permits Fruit Fly CampaignGov. George Deukmejian has signed legislation permitti

The Immigration and Naturalization Service, hamstrung by delays, is turning to newspapers to get out

The U.S. Marshall Plan of 40 years ago helped forge a united West Europe out of the bitter enemies w

Officials of Eli Lilly and Co. and the New Jersey-based Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. have avoided courtroo

Benefitting from Spain's entry into the European Community, Japanese investors are increasingly usin

A few blocks from the somber, granite walls of City Hall sprawls raucous Nam Dae Mun Market, an almo

Benefitting from Spain's entry into the European Community, Japanese investors are increasingly usin

Jamaica's economy is showing unexpected signs of a significant revival after five years of marginal

Japanese advertising executives got a taste of U.S. approaches to advertising at a seminar in New Yo

Despite second thoughts and spirited opposition from former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, federal a

W. Germany Reports Drop in Jobless RateNUREMBERG, West Germany - Unemployment dropped slight

June 3, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Brisk corn sales to overseas customers are prompting a 5 percent rise in the Agriculture Department'

The American Telephone and Telegraph Co. will sponsor a two-year program to train top-level Chinese

A NOT-SO-PUDGY-PIPELINE should be built if and when the Alaskan natural gas pipeline project ever be

Facing a global industrial war, the state of New York needs a council to anticipate and ward off fut

Public Service Gas & Electric's Co.'s parent company will earn 10 percent of its income from unregul

Delors Defends Plan To Tax Vegetable OilsBRUSSELS, Belgium - The proposal to tax vegetable o

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