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In this corner of the Caribbean, August usually brings hurricanes. But the international business co

MATHIS NAMED CHIEF OF KEMPER NATIONALLONG GROVE, Ill. - David B. Mathis, 57, was elected cha

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP (New York) - Evan G. Greenberg, president of the firm's overseas proper

FRONTIER GROUP'S NET INCREASES SLIGHTLYFrontier Insurance Group Inc. said its net income ros

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The Philippine government "is likely to run a nearly balanced budget" during 1995 for the second con

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China hopes to make a virtue of its late start in telecommunications to cruise onto the information

The airline industry has renewed its call for the Federal Aviation Administration to regulate aircra

Todd Shipyards Corp. last week reported $3.8 million in earnings, or 36 cents a share, on revenue of

The Amtrak Reform and Privatization Act, currently winding its way through the House, buys the passe

With more than 1,000 trucks, Georgia Pacific Corp.'s building products group could be considered a g

Canada's second-largest airline, Calgary-based Canadian Airlines Corp., has told employees they must

McDONNELL DOUGLAS CORP. (St. Louis) - Frederick Wells Hill was named to the new post of senior vice

International courier/express companies are battling to overturn a recent decision by the government

For the week ended May 20, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 15

CF MOTOR FREIGHT TO MAKE MORE CHANGESMENLO PARK, Calif. - CF Motorfreight is prepari

Three Weeks Ended May 20, 1995, vs. Similar 1994 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

A Federal Highway Administration review of truck size and weight standards has touched off the first

Three companies and two government agencies will be honored next week for their innovations in trans

Austerity programs in Mexico are yielding early successes, prompting analysts to look ahead and deba

The Lawrence Livermore Laboratory has concocted a new way to chill out: a helium-based cooling syste

A leader of India's largest opposition party Friday criticized Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao's g

More than 20 foreign companies, including Royal Dutch/Shell and one from New Zealand, have expressed

Shell Exploration and Production Co. plans to develop a natural-gas field in water more than a mile

The Federal Aviation Administration is building a $15.6 million research facility that will test run

TWO EXCHANGES EYE CBT FARM TRADE PLANKANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Kansas City Board of Trade and t

Russia and Belarus have agreed to remove customs checkpoints on their mutual border, moving the two

Despite the decline in world coffee-futures prices, farmers in Vietnam and Indonesia don't seem to b

The European Union will attempt to conclude a new fishing treaty with Morocco this week to allow mor

The textile and apparel industry has until June 22 to give U.S. Customs input on a proposal that wou

The California Public Utilities Commission came under attack last week for favoring big electricity

Nepal's communist government has decided to penalize carpet-weavers who employ child workers by tell

"If the last 25 years have taught us anything, it should be that the lawyers and the judges rarely m

CLINTON SEEN LIKELY TO RENEW CHINA MFNWASHINGTON - President Clinton, who is expecte

India's external debt as of March 31 was $90.72 billion, vs. $90.45 billion six months earlier, the

Unions representing two of the United States' most import-beleaguered sectors have declared war agai

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