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AAI ADDS UP INSURERS' CONTRIBUTION TO ECONOMYSCHAUMBURG, Ill. - The insurance industry pumps

Until recently, only one company in Russia was allowed to claim property insurance as a tax deductio

The "rogue operators" should be cleared out of the fastest-growing niche of the property and casualt

The Los Angeles Harbor Commission on Wednesday authorized the sale of $200 million in revenue bonds

Newport News Shipbuilding has changed its management structure, cutting the number of people who rep

HONG KONG BOX VOLUME RISES IN FIRST 5 MONTHSHONG KONG - Container volume through Hon

Bureau Veritas, the French classification society, approved as structurally seaworthy 7.8 percent of

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The Clinton administration is considering no formal action against Japan on Saturday under the Super

Fokker, the regional aircraft manufacturer, said the European Commission has accepted a 1 billion-gu

AMTRAK (Washington) - Ernest R. Frazier was appointed chief of police at the nation's rail passenger

COLUMBUS LINE INC. (Jersey City, N.J.) - Russell Shadoff joined the staff as an operations assistant

In the canyons of New York's financial district they would say he's got "the power," on Chicago's Mi

AMTRAK TO SLASH MANAGEMENT STAFFWASHINGTON - Amtrak plans to cut its management staf

The minimum age limits set by insurance companies for truck drivers exacerbate the driver shortage,

Some foreign ports were closed Thursday to ships from India, where an outbreak of the highly contagi

Legislators inside Washington's Beltway are sowing the seeds for a fight over national agricultural

Alleghany Corp., which has had a long history of railroad investments, has made several recent purch

The U.S. Coast Guard intends to stop compiling a list of substandard shipowners that sparked a flurr

With support for next week's scheduled vote on the pending world trade pact slipping on both sides o

The Federal Railroad Administration told Congress that systematic improvements in rail safety were d

A federal appeals court has sided with the Interstate Commerce Commission and approved Burlington No

Emery Worldwide, anticipating a continued surge in air cargo, announced a $20 million equipment purc

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The Senate Thursday approved and sent to the White House the 1995 Transportation Department appropri

Thursday, Sept. 29, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

A national advisory commission Thursday urged changing governmental policy and structure to permit m

The United States should commit to building a hemispherewide free-trade zone if it wants to salvage

Coming after relatively orderly general elections, this week's violent death of a high-ranking Mexic

The U.S. dollar fell Thursday in nervous trading ahead of Saturday's possible announcement of trade

Foreign direct investment in China remains buoyant, but the number of deals approved continues to de

USAIR DEFERS PAYMENT ON PREFERRED STOCKSARLINGTON, Va. - Financially troubled USAir

The Teamsters union's latest financial report reveals an 88 percent decline in net worth from Jan. 1

South Africa's gold output for 1994 is expected to fall by 1.4 percent compared with the previous ye

Airport capacity - not air traffic control - is the major challenge facing the aviation industry, Fe

Chinese banks, preparing for a lower than expected cotton harvest, issued an emergency order on Thur

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

A strike by Bombay customs officials that is sapping Indian garment exports has spread to Calcutta a