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In a clear sign that U.S.-Chinese economic ties are thriving despite a string of serious diplomatic

South Koreans eat more beef than almost any other people, and U.S. cattlemen hope to grab a much big

German car company Adam Opel AG said Thursday that three of its top officials, suspected of involvem

AMERICAN EXCESS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION (East Hartford, Conn.) - John T. Mangan of CNA Insurance in Ch

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SECOND-QUARTER NET UP SLIGHTLY AT NATIONAL RESTAMFORD, Conn. - National Re Corp. reported a

XEROX CORP. FINISHES SALE OF VIKING INSURANCESTAMFORD, Conn. - Xerox Corp. has compl

American firms, particularly insurance companies, plan to continue their expansion efforts into Chin

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Pilotage in California, home to three of the nation's top five containerports, is a strange collecti

The Federal Maritime Commission inched closer Wednesday to launching an investigation into freight r

American President Lines, for decades a cornerstone of the U.S. shipping industry, is rapidly approa

With ship line consolidations and the potential elimination of tariff filing encouraging the lines t

The Mexican government is expected to announce as early as today the second round of port privatizat

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Multinational food processing companies are closely following a U.S. Justice Department investigatio

JAPAN'S YARDS TO IMPORT MORE STEEL MATERIALSTOKYO - Japanese shipbuilders will impor

Strategies for Rate Development. July 19-20. Seminar sponsored by American Warehouse Association and

Congressional critics of China's human rights policies bowed to reality Wednesday and abandoned thei

U.S. airlines have called for an end to awarding foreign routes based on domestic political purposes

J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., the nation's second-largest truckload carrier, reported a $2.1 mi

The U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission Wednesday gave opponents one last chance to make their case

A 28 percent operating income boost reported Wednesday by Santa Fe Pacific Corp. was overshadowed by

Overnite Transportation Co. and the general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board reached a

The European Commission Wednesday approved an alliance between Swissair and Sabena, the Belgian nati

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The Japanese airline industry sees a likely breakthrough in Japan-U.S. aviation talks scheduled to r

Major North Atlantic shipping lines secured a key legal victory Wednesday, allowing them to continue

Twenty-six years after Lloyd's of London first pursued North American capital, the society will now

CONRAIL'S PROFIT JUMPED IN 2ND QUARTERPHILADELPHIA - Consolidated Rail Corp. announc

The Commerce Department plans to formally announce Monday an initiative expected to give a further b

Air traffic rose sharply at United Parcel Service during the second quarter, but the growth rate was

Wednesday, July 19, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, July 20, '94 - July 19, '95 (a graph) (2

A U.S.-Chilean business group spelled out Wednesday its top negotiating goals in Chile's bid to join

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

Criticism of the Russian government's program to back the ruble has continued this week, despite pos

UK seasonally adjusted unemployment fell 4,200 in June from May to 2,313,200, the Central Statistica

The U.S. dollar fell sharply against the yen Wednesday despite buying in Tokyo by Japan's central ba

Unemployment in Northern Ireland has fallen to its lowest level since September 1981. Figure