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MITSUBISHI TO ENTER IRON ORE DEAL IN CHILETOKYO - Major Japanese trading house Mitsu

Wednesday Sept. 6, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

A six-alarm fire at a swimming pool chemical plant in a Dallas suburb sent clouds of chlorine into t

The U.S. coal industry is shocked over comments by Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary about U.S. aid to

CONAGRA RED MEAT COS. (Geneva, Ill.) - William G. Fielding was named president of ConAgra Inc.'s mea

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A company that wants to develop a gold mine near Yellowstone National Park staked 38 new claims on f

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Seafarers and International House. Sept. 8. New York. Benefit cruise aboard the World Yacht Charter

Primarily driven by the increases in hire levels of the compact class and the larger geared and gear

The shipment of some 2,000 metric tons of linerboard paper to Vietnam from the Port of Longview, Was

While the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway has paid off handsomely for the region and the nation, it has

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The world's leading ship-classification societies have agreed on common procedures for verifying com

Hong Kong's second-ranked container handler is revamping its share structure again, giving one of th

Ground crews at Cape Canaveral, Fla., pressed ahead with space shuttle Endeavour's countdown for a T

The United States and Panama agreed Wednesday to hold exploratory talks on the possibility of keepin

NAVIERAS EMPLOYEES APPROVE WAGE PACTNEW YORK - Office employees of Navieras/NPR Inc.

For quotes on National, Midwestern or other markets, call the CBT trading floor during trading hours

The article headlined "NCCI Gives 70 Insurers Failing Grades on Comp," which appeared Tuesday on Pag

The insurance industry, notorious for its traditional ways of doing business, is turning its path to

Standard & Poor's has affirmed its "A+" claims-paying ability rating on National Western Life Insura

Property/casualty insurers, already hit with $3 billion in catastrophe losses in the second quarter,

OWENS-CORNING SETTLES WITH INSURER ON ASBESTOSNEW YORK - Owens-Corning Wednesday sai

WINTERTHUR REINSURANCE CORP. OF AMERICA (New York) - Scott Emanuele was named assistant vice preside

A decision handed down in the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals may benefit property-casualty companies w

The Midwest bureau of The Journal of Commerce is moving. The bureau will move today to new q

The number of Superfund sites and the cost to clean them have been vastly overstated, the American A

The Senate Appropriations Committee, anxious to cut the federal budget any way possible, is giving a

The 8,750-deadweight-metric ton freighter Fairwind, which is being escorted to Cape Town after suffe

Exporters of U.S.-made yachts are now enjoying an increase in sales volume, especially in Europe. A

U.S. leisure boat exports, after four years of steady decline, appear headed for significant gains t

Buffeted by a swelling tide of foreign competition and the impact of the strong deutsche mark, some

U.S.-flag liner companies carrying military freight to the Pacific Rim and Europe will earn up to 20

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement, the collective rate-setting group for 16 of the top shippin

SEA-LAND SHIP, YACHT COLLIDE; NONE INJUREDSEATTLE - A Sea-Land Service Inc. vessel r

It's getting dark, you're running late and you're coming up fast on a railroad crossing. You may not

The Commerce Department Tuesday unveiled proposals aimed at encouraging U.S. business to use state-o

As Hurricane Luis barrels through the Caribbean, ocean and air carriers serving the region are cance