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International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 7, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

With the Puerto Rican government assuming some $310 million of its debt, the long financially troubl

The Port of Philadelphia and Camden is giving its president, Paul DeMariano, more financial flexibil

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Faced with a phenomenal potential for radioactive pollution and insurance arrangements that leave it

South Korean chipmakers are moving into the second phase of a master plan partly designed to carve o

Mexican truckers, in the throes of a post-deregulation shakeout and about to face direct foreign com

Hanjin Shipping Co. and the Port of Long Beach will build one of the nation's largest container term

In an early economic indicator of a slowdown in some sectors, rail shipments for some merchandise fr

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Tuesday, March 7, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The foreign exchange table that appeared Tuesday, March 7, on Page 2A, should have listed the French

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Mar. 7, '94 - March 7, '95 (a graph) (2)

The U.S. dollar tumbled to new record lows Tuesday of 88.95 Japanese yen and 1.3590 deutsche marks.<

Bankers and bank regulators have told the House Banking Committee that legislation to repeal the lon

Foreign accounting firms looking for new turf are finding India a promising prospect. The la

INSERT NORTH AMERICA Bobbin Contexpo. March 10-12. Miami Beach. Contact: Bobbin Blenheim, (8

PHILIPPINES SLASHES CEMENT IMPORT DUTIESMANILA, Philippines - President Fidel Ramos

Most South Korean companies hoping to open businesses in North Korea will invest cautiously in the p

Asemex-Banpais, the Mexican insurance-banking group taken over by the government after accusations o

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

Although late arrivals to the global business game, U.S. insurers are increasingly aware of the fina

The House passed a bill Tuesday by a vote of 232-193 to make it more costly to bring either frivolou

The British insurance industry faces a wave of unexpected asbestos-related claims following medical

PENNSYLVANIA CONFIRMS NEW INSURANCE CHIEFHARRISBURG, Pa. - Linda S. Kaiser was confi

Seibels Bruce Group lost $10 million from its reserves last year, but state insurance regulators thi

Concern is growing among German exporters about how the rapidly strengthening deutsche mark is affec

In the midst of a public sector strike in Corsica that is threatening to escalate, the French Senate

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A Washington-based investor group, after negotiating an extension on its agreement to acquire Bangor

Canada's leading railway unions gather today to determine the timing of possible strike action in li

CSX Transportation and its parent, CSX Corp., swapped two senior executives as top-level realignment

The Federal Railroad Administration has reset the bar for so-called limbo time, the period when rail

The Federal Aviation Administration is dragging its feet on rehiring air traffic controllers fired b

BOEING LAYOFF PLAN LEADS WASH. TO SEEK US FUNDSState employment officials, facing the prospe

Michael L. Lawrence is out as president and chief executive of Trism Inc., the nationalspecialized t

ABF Freight System Inc., used to traveling the interstate highways, is cautiously climbing onto the

Japan has announced a goal of constructing a nationwide fiber-optic network by 2010 as part of its p

An electronic bill of lading for freight shipments moving between North American Free Trade Agreemen

The Foreign Trade Data Users Group is contemplating the Internet launch of a home page, or customize