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Wednesday June 5, 1996Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

COFFEE GROUP TO KEEPLONDON HEADQUARTERSLONDON - The Association of Coffee Producing Countrie

As poll numbers show a steady slide in support, Russia's Communists are split over a possible bid to

Allstate Insurance Co. said it is reorganizing its Florida property business based on a package of n

FIRST COLONY STUDYINGSTRATEGIC ALTERNATIVESNEW YORK - First Colony Corp. has confirmed its b

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PILOT LADDERS UNSAFE,GLOBAL GROUP SAYSSAN FRANCISCO - Unsafe pilot ladders are a continuing

New York Lt. Governor Betsy McCaughey Ross urged New York's insurance industry to change the way hea

It's premature to write off the proposed earthquake insurance pool plan of California Insurance Comm

John Q. Citizen looks nothing like the average U.S. multimillion-dollar corporation. And neither doe

U.S. gasoline inventories rose 1.9 million barrels during the week ended May 31, compared with the p

U.S. insurers made more money in the first quarter of this year than the first quarter of last year,

Europe's combined truck/rail transport operators registered double-digit growth in their cross-borde

CSX Corp. and state railway freight operators in Germany and the Netherlands will form an intermodal

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Tuesday reported record net income for 1995/96 but its operating results de

Two Senate panels set aside a traditional jurisdictional rivalry and established contingency funding

Wednesday, June 5, 1996(Percentages Per Year) INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

In their latest attempt to draw public attention to working conditions in Los Angeles-Long Beach har

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

The U.S. dollar rose against the Japanese yen Wednesday, essentially holding the bullish tone it acq

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, June 9, '95, - June 5, '96 (a graph)(2)D

ATLAS AIR TO PURCHASEFREIGHTER IT WAS LEASINGGOLDEN, Colo. - Atlas Air Inc., a contract carr

CHINA DETAINSUS EXECUTIVESHANGHAI - China said a U.S. businessman had been arrested on suspi

''All of it appears to be a concerted effort to reduce the access of Chinese goods. It appears to be

Most of us have long been familiar with using Microsoft Help to figure out how to use computer softw

The AFL-CIO will fight the Clinton administration's push to renew China's trade status and will cont

Sea-Land Service Inc., the largest steamship line in the United States, is introducing double-lift h

With his twinkling eyes, soft voice and bald head, John Sweeney, AFL-CIO president, looks more like

Malaysian International Shipping Corp. Bhd. is back on the expansion trail, signing contracts this w

Northwest Airlines and Nippon Cargo Airlines announced an interline agreement to help them fill capa

In a defeat for shipowners, pilotage rates for the Port of Oakland and other San Francisco Bay ports

A major effort is under way to slash the costs associated with transferring leased marine containers

Russian tax collectors have been going easy on big enterprises during the nation's presidential camp

The proliferation of trade agreements among Latin American countries is creating opportunities for U

SHIPSBALTIC SHIPPING VESSELWILL BE AUCTIONEDNEW ORLEANS - A Baltic Shipping Co. vess

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The up-again, down-again drive to build a $450 million third runway at Seattle-Tacoma International

Wrestling with imbalance problems in the trade lane, three shipping companies serving southern Afric

PROTEST FORCES MINISTERTO CANCEL APPEARANCEMONTERREY, Mexico - Angry protesters waving anti-

A boom in mergers and acquisitions by multinational companies boosted global foreign direct investme