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Two former officials of the Alexander Howden insurance broking group and two Lloyd's of London under

A leading accounting consulting firm has introduced a computer system to guide insurance companies t

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

US ELEVATOR FIRM GETS TOKYO AIRPORT CONTRACTFARMINGTON, Conn. - Otis Elevator Co. announced

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The Supreme Court agreed to review a controversial appeals court rulinginvalidating federal

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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries postponed this week's ministerial meeting to buy t

Don Grigg said Portland now has a severe crisis brought on by the changing face of international tra

Five U.S. companies and eight Western European firms won permission Mondayfrom the Kansai In

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Great Phone Outage Comes to End in Ill.HINSDALE, Ill. - The phones finally are ringing again

Australia's government-owned international airline Qantas will not be operating its own aircraft int

June 3, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High L

EQUIPMENT LESSORS. ASSOCIATES COMMERCIAL CORP. (Chicago) - William E. Russell was elected as

Dean R. O'Hare was named chairman and chief executive at Chubb Corp. Friday, succeeding Henry U. Har

BATUS WINS ARIZ. NOD IN BID TO BUY FARMERSPHOENIX, Ariz. - The Arizona Insurance Department

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed an $11.5 billion authorization bill for the National Ae

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Longshoremen at Montreal have suddenly renewed sporadic walkouts, reviving uncertainty at Canada's b

The world business expansion is continuing, but only the Pacific region is registering significant s

A report by the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, critical of West German economic policies, dre

Japan plans to propose its Western allies relax restrictions on exports of sensitive equipment to Ch

A U.S. and Japanese contracting firm will form an association aimed in part at capitalizing on Japan

Sometime before he quit school in 1967 at the age of 16, his principal predicted that Richard Branso

Energy demand is booming because of lower energy prices and a revival of industrial production in ma

Hoechst Celanese Chemical Group, the only U.S. producer of trimethylolpropane, or TMP, announced pla

Daily Index Textiles Metals Misc.Smoothedpercent Change, 2.76

Having spent her entire career in transportation - first in operations and most recently in finance

A coalition of shippers and transportation brokers formally asked Congress to approve legislation ai

Lewis J. Horowitz was appointed chairman and chief executive of this New York Stock Exchange subsidi

Hearings in a fraud case against five former members of Lloyd's of London in connection with the mis

INSURANCE GUARANTY FUNDS are in the news these days. The security funds, which protect polic

Farmers Group Inc.'s major life insurance subsidiary, Farmers New World Life, is a shareholder in Am

Angell Links Increases In Prices to WeatherWASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Governor Wayne Angel

Electricity consumers in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland are threatened by power shortages thi

The House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee is likely to approve a coal slurry pipeline bill th

A spokesman for the U.S. Trade Representative's Office denied that shipping has been removed from th

Statistics compiled on petrochemical trade for the 1988 first quarter by the National Petroleum Refi

Record Japanese purchases of foreign products reduced the country's trade surplus by 4.5 percent in