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The Greek government has reacted negatively to a proposal to set up a marine stock exchange in Pirae

A second salvage attempt will be made for the SS Governor, a two-stack ocean liner sailing from San

The Massachusetts Port Authority and several private interests are trying to decide who will pay to

QUITE A FEW ADJECTIVES have been heaped on the city of Jacksonville, Fla., but it's doubtful chivalr

Caesar ordered Mark Antony to elbow his wife Calpurnia as he ran by in a foot race one March 15 long

Frank B. Hall & Co. received a lower debt rating by Moodys Investors Service Inc. due to continuing

GENERAL NEWS The Senate began its budget debate for fiscal 1988 as the president turned asid

Chubb Reports Operating ProfitWARREN, N.J. - Chubb Corp. reported first quarter operating pr

For two years, high insurance rates have squelched the Mardi Gras tradition of tossing decorated coc

Although nearly 40 states passed some measure of tort reform in 1986, the American Tort Reform Assoc

S. Calif. May House Presidential LibraryThe Ronald Reagan Presidential Library could end up

The state insurance regulatory system is a "toothless lion," much too weak to control properly a bus

Integrated Resources Inc. of New York, a diversified financial services company, formally opened a r

Non-smokers, move over. A healthy lifestyle" now also qualifies for health insurance discoun

Heavy capital expenditures at Portland International Airport and salary cuts for some top executives

AIDS Drug Coverage Seen Hard to ExcludeHealth insurers will have a hard time excluding cover

Mexico's surprisingly vigorous export sector posted new gains in March, pushing the country's trade

International Business Machines Corp. Monday elected Larry J. Ford, Joseph M. Guglielmi and M. Berna

Japan will open up its markets and expand flows of Japanese capital to developing countries in the f

The use of "medicine people" and traditional American Indian healing methods is finding acceptance a

Japan Agrees to Lend $30 Million to ManilaJapan's Import-Export Bank has agreed to lend $300

President Reagan took a decidedly upbeat view of U.S.-Japanese relations. He told the U.S. C

The Reagan administration plans to send Congress within a month its finaldraft of the propos

Mexico's surprisingly vigorous export sector posted new gains in March, pushing the country's trade

President Reagan took a decidedly upbeat view of U.S.-Japanese relations. He told the U.S. C

Japan Agrees to Lend $30 Million to ManilaJapan's Import-Export Bank has agreed to lend $300

Japan will open up its markets and expand flows of Japanese capital to developing countries in the f

The Jamaican government said it won't renew a controversial contract with a Swiss firm for pre-shipm

Top Stories Thirty-two states enacted some form of tort reform legislation during 1986, with

GENERAL NEWS The Senate began its budget debate for fiscal 1988 as the president turned asid

The Reagan administration plans to send Congress within a month its finaldraft of the propos

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. said first quarter net income fell to $391 million, or $1.62 a share,

The Senate began what could be a full week or more of budget debate after another reminder from Pres

EC Acknowledges Turkey's Bid to JoinTurkey's application to join the European Community was

Chrysler Corp. said its first quarter earnings fell 24.4 percent from a year ago, a drop chairman Le

The Federal Trade Commission has begun an investigation of the surety bond business that an insuranc

The National Maritime Union of America and District 1 of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association

The president of debt-laden Pan Ocean Shipping Co. of South Korea was formally charged Monday with i

Despite the resignation of Brazilian Finance Minister Dilson Funaro, serious obstacles remain to Bra

The government's export financing arm is ready to underwrite riskier U.S. export sales. The