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US APPROVES EXPORTOF ENCRYPTION SOFTWAREWASHINGTON - Netscape Communications Tuesday said th

Most oil multinationals are reluctantly concluding that China is not, after all, a bonanza waiting t

Corporate partnering, a relatively new concept in acquisitions within the insurance community, utili

The battle for the hearts and minds of the U.S. motoring public is on again, driven by the split bet

TWO COMPANIES TACKLEMISHANDLED BAGGAGEBLUE BELL, Pa. - Unisys has formed a partnership with

Logistics did not storm Europe. It simply infiltrated.All across the continent, manufacturer

Northeast Cooperatives is considering buying 30 acres of land in Brattleboro for its new distributio

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You may remember the headline in the Wall Street Journal: AT&T's Heir ApparentJumps to a Tin

The leads are classified and listed by their Harmonized System (HS) codes. U.S. firms should note th

The leads are classified and listed by their Harmonized System (HS) codes. U.S. firms should note th

In a bid to make Singapore a haven of security and safety ''that is unrivaled anywhere else,'' the H

The last column promised a wish list on what constitutes an ideal shipper. The thousands of mistakes

'I am against any fudging.'

HONG KONG, CHINACALLED KEY AIRCRAFT MARKETHONG KONG - China and Hong Kong will constitute th

EBSCO Publishing Co. is using Barbados' educated work force, inexpensive workplace costs and efficie

Nike Inc. should use its ''enormous leverage'' over its Asian subcontractors to improve grievance pr

Having forged an aircraft leasing venture in Taiwan, McDonnell Douglas Corp. of St. Louis now hopes

The Canadian and U.S. grain industries will meet here this week to exchange ideas and views on the c

JUMBO RISK? POLICYCOVERS ELEPHANTSNEW DELHI - An Indian company has launched a group insuran

TEXACO FORMS TASK FORCEAS PART OF SETTLEMENTWHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - Texaco Inc., fulfilling ter

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled workers cannot sue their employers for emotional distress over exposure

As El Nino increases in strength in the Pacific, the number and intensity of hurricanes in the Atlan

Tuesday June 24, 1997Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Pakistan is reviewing its petroleum policy and a new package to attract investment is likely to be u

GMAC, the finance arm of General Motors, said it has agreed to acquire auto insurer Integon for abou

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TRAVELERS GROUPDonna M. Driscoll has joined the company's Travelers Property Casualty Corp.

The Maritime Administration's rejection of Lykes Bros.' plan to remain a subsidized U.S.-flag carrie

ALBRIGHT TO SEAL COPYRIGHTPACT WITH VIETNAMHANOI - The United States and Vietnam will sign a

A recent flurry of visits by Caribbean leaders to Cuba and statements from Caribbean associations su

NO CASUALTIES REPORTEDAFTER OIL RIG BLOWOUTVENICE, La. - An oil rig blew out Sunday, filling

1280 (June 23, 1997) Previous day - 1283The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

June 23, 1997Baltic International Freight Futures Market Prev.Close High Low

Thai financial markets responded bullishly Monday to reported government moves to invoke executive d

Family values activist Gary Bauer said his forces would use President Clinton's bill authorizing new

OFFERS TO BUY* COTTON RAGS. Clean cotton rags. Cut to size, dyed to basic colors. Packed in

France and Germany have put the brakes on Europe's drive to break up monopolies, casting doubt on it

The pipes that call ''Danny Boy'' - symbol of the Irish diaspora - may be silenced in the United Sta

Cargo traffic at the world's airports grew by 4.5 percent in February 1997 to 3.8 million tons, comp