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The antitrust lawsuit brought against the insurance industry likely will result in broad changes in

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER OF NEW YORK INC. (New York) - Douglas Fay was named vice president and regiona

The family that lost a state Supreme Court decision in their clergy malpractice lawsuit stemming fro

Finding a way of advertising its Alka-Seltzer tablets Europe-wide proved a headache for the West Ger

IBM Corp. and Siemens announced plans Tuesday for a series of joint telecommunications products for

A private Argentine steamship line plans to enter the trade between South America and the West Coast

The Environmental Protection Agency and the states are not enforcing water pollution regulations aga

Recycled waste plastics volume is projected to grow from 2 billion pounds in 1988, representing abou

The United Mine Workers of America Tuesday repeated a three-week-old threat to strike Pittston Co.,

Dec. 13, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

China is upgrading its airlines with more purchases from the United States and Europe, the official

The Port of Sacramento celebrated the beginning of a five-year, $45 million project to deepen its 46

The automation of commerce has taken on a momentum that is almost unstoppable. But even the

TradeNet, an electronic data network for cargo documentation, will go live next month with 52 shippi

OFFSHORE MARINE UNIT PICKS ALARIO AS PRESIDENTThe Offshore Marine Service Association, or OM

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First Interstate Bank of Texas, Houston, is seeking Maritime Administration approval to sell two dec

A United Parcel Service DC-8 flew more than 42 tons of West German medical supplies into Armenia las

The traditional post-Olympic slump and weakness in local advertising spending are being blamed for 1

Japan adopted a wide-ranging program on Tuesday to ease government control of the economy and open u

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. Tuesday announced plans to build a 40- million-pound-a-year ethylene v

Western Europe is moving rapidly to broaden its economic ties with China, which appears more than re

DEFENSE SEMINAR SET FOR WILMINGTON PORTWILMINGTON, N.C. - Port executives and U.S. military

CSX Transportation Inc. has sharply criticized the drug testing rules proposed by the Federal Railro

The United States should set a goal to eliminate its merchandise trade deficit by 1995, the National

Ten years after forging links with the United States, once denounced by Mao Tse-tung as a paper tige

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

CALIF. TRUCKERS OPPOSE FURTHER DEREGULATIONSAN FRANCISCO - Some 500 angry, sign-toting truck

Purchasing executives envision continued increases in U.S. exports, imports and spending on new plan

The United States is in danger of losing its lead in a key electronic communications effort, accordi

Predicting that 1989 would mark the end of Mexico's prolonged economic crisis, President Carlos Sali

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The auto company Daimler-Benz AG said it may back out of a plan to buy a stake in the state-owned ae

For the U.S. Customs Service, Jan. 1 will be C-Day. The C stands for Canada, code, classific

The Soviet Union's latest agreement to purchase U.S. grain, coupled with a more open trade stance, h

Exxon Co. U.S.A.'s big refinery at Baytown, Texas, has lost 100,000 barrels a day of crude oil proce

The nation's largest trucking and railroad labor unions filed suit in federal district court Tuesday

It's a U.S.-U.S.S.R. joint venture of a different sort, one set up to assist in the creation of othe

MASS. AGENTS OPPOSE FIREMAN'S RE-ENTRYThe Independent Agents of Massachusetts are voicing th

UNIT OF J.P. MORGAN SOLD TO FIRST CHICAGONEW YORK - J.P. Morgan said Tuesday it had agreed t