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Mexican Finance Minister Gustavo Petricioli signed a $60 billion commercial bank package for 1986 an

Using a David and Goliath scenario, Hong Kong trade officials want their Washington state counterpar

John M. Bowers, virtually assured of election in July as the next president of the International Lon

President Reagan will nominate Susan Liebeler, chairwoman of the Interna tional Trade Commission, to

The new chairman of American Hawaii Cruises plans to refinance the firm to get it on a sound footing

Service companies have urged the government to declare a "state of crisis" at the port of Genoa.

Turkey is preparing to take necessary measures" if Greek-licensed oil exploration is carried out in

A British company is marketing two battery electric towing tractors to meet a range of materials-han

About the only drawback Bill Kasuga sees in moving his company, Kenwood USA Corp., to the foreign tr

Japan has agreed to open its markets to U.S. imports of herring and pollock products in exchange for

California Shipping Lines Inc., Ingelwood, Calif., seeks more than $300,000 in reparations from the

A new crisis is simmering in Sino-U.S. trade, as China continues to overship textiles and garments t

The nation's property and casualty insurance industry reported consolidated net income after taxes o

The Boeing Co. said it has been selected by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Marsh

A General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade committee considering the U.S.-European Airbus dispute rece

United Illuminating Co. expects state regulators to approve an agreement under which the utility wil

Dow Chemical U.S.A. is raising all off-list competitive prices on ethylene glycol industrial and low

The Venezuelan government has approved a series of foreign bond issues totaling nearly $900 million

Europe's two main trading blocs, the European Community and Soviet-ledComecon, ended two and

Trade Meet to Focus On Chinese PolicyA high-level delegation of Chinese government officials

An 1851 extreme clipper whose bow has been returned to her South Portland, Maine birthplace, was bui

Producers and consumers were optimistic about the prospects of agreement on rules for market interve

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The International Trade Commission announced it is beginning an investigation into intellectual prop

A March 20 article on trucking industry earnings trends should have said that while Yellow Freight S

With the opening of three new plants and increased production from older facilities, Mexico's state

Airline representatives are combing flight schedules at Atlanta and Chicago for a fourth day in hope

Those persons who need information to help them import and export successfully should check with the

Federal agents investigating what could be a massive fish-laundering scheme have put a half-million

Iran's deployment of powerful anti-ship missiles overlooking the strategic Strait of Hormuz has sent

Plains Resources Inc. announced that its estimated proved oil and gas reserves increased to 5.43 mil

Carl Biehl, chairman of Biehl International Corp., parent of the Biehl & Co. steamship agency, died

Some U.S. multinational corporations are "ill prepared to deal with" the complexities of sourcing ab

National Semiconductor Inc., the California-based multinational chip manufacturer and designer, plan

BankAmerica Reverses Heavy Foreign LossesBankAmerica Corp. reversed heavy foreign losses in

Brazilian Coffee Institute President Jorio Dauster will leave Saturday for a meeting of coffee produ

Authorities evacuated more than 100 people from an Amtrak train after receiving word that a passenge

Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., has introduced legislation to correct the "tariff inversion" of levies on pi

Every airline will boast in the next decade the collision avoidance device unveiled this week by the

Federal agents investigating what could be a massive fish-laundering scheme have put a half-million