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The Council of Lloyd's of London has announced that it will slow its proposed timetable for introduc

Twenty-six independent agents, frustrated by continuing cuts in commissions, want to cash in on shri

A survey of 52 property/casualty reinsurance companies found a 14.1 percent increase in net premiums

Alexander & Alexander Services Inc., an insurance broking giant, has announced it completed a proces

At London's Barbican Centre, the Royal Shakespeare Company is currently staging "The Merchant of Ven

The banking business between South Florida and Latin America is doing very well despitehighly public

The United States' trading partners in the Caribbean Basin seeking freer access to the U.S. market a

The Caribbean basin and the smaller countries of South America are beginning to attract private-sect

Latin America's current levels of low-inflation economic growth and its commitment to free-market pr

These are uncertain times for the pillars of the Caribbean region's foreign trade. Many are

Driven by a longstanding need to increase foreign earnings and to create new jobs, Caribbean Basin c

In the Hollywood films of the 1930s, South American airports were invariably depicted aslittle more

The 18th Miami Conference on the Caribbean and Latin America this week promises to pickup where last

Subway billboards here tout paradisiacal tourism on Cuba's beautiful beaches. Expensive Cuban cigars

The reinstatement of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti has been followed by frantic efforts

As the economic and political fortunes of Latin America continue to rise, so do the opportunities fo

No story.

With Colombia, Brazil and Argentina leading the way, Latin America continues to boom as a destinatio

In its present incarnation, the port-privatization fever sweeping Latin America all startedwith Arge

How many carriers does it take to service South America? As many as will fit in the oceans,

New York Mercantile Exchange - Dec. 8, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

Saudi Arabia demonstrated some new thinking at last month's meeting of the Organization of Petroleum

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Dec. 8, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

The Venezuelan government approved a plan to open the state-run oil and mining industries to foreign

ASHLAND OIL TO BOOST STAKE IN COAL UNITNEW YORK - Ashland Oil Inc. plans to raise it

Reformulated gasoline markets remained confused this week following a move by Pennsylvania to end it

Unocal Corp. plans to spend more than US$800 million over the next five years to boost natural-gas o

Thursday Dec. 8, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Only table.

Six large shipyards that are leaving the Shipbuilders Council of America lobbying groupover policy d

A labor agreement signed last week between stevedoring employers and dockworkers at the Mediterranea

The shipbuilding and repair sector in Malaysia is looking for government help to buoy up its busines

The second expert witness called by the defense in the Feltrim Names trial in London was described b

PHILADELPHIA MARINE TRADE ASSOCIATION (Philadelphia) - Uwe Schulz was elected president ofthe board

Independent insurance agents still have a role in helping people buy, and understand, their insuranc

FMC WON'T PUBLISH SEPARATE NVOCC LISTSWASHINGTON - The Federal Maritime Commission n

Lloyd's of London has postponed a controversial move to channel money from court cases directly into

While advancing hemispheric free trade will be Canada's priority at the Miami summit, the country al

Call it Operation Desert Storm with back rubs, if you will. Some 6,000 journalists are expec