Latest news

A lack of formal firefighting training for crewmembers and poor safety standards turned a limited fi

European ports could make some highly expensive investment mistakes over the next few years as they

The last remaining barriers to foreign investment will be lifted in France, the government announced

The incoming government of Thai Prime Minister Banharn Silpa-archa will make the final decision on t

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

An ambitious U.S. trade policy with a three-pronged approach has netted the Clinton administration m

The U.S. dollar fell Thursday after the Bundesbank decided not to cut interest rates, revealing that

This week's decision by United Parcel Service to scrap its ground service into Mexico is a customs p

Sweden's June consumer prices fell 0.1 percent from May, the Central Bureau of Statistics reported T

RUSSIA, EU TO SIGN TRADE ACCORD MONDAYBRUSSELS - Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Koz

Mercedes-Benz AG and a Chinese automaker on Thursday signed in Bonn, Germany, a package of contracts

Most serious cases of trademark infringement dealt within China in the first five months of the year

"I strongly believe that engaging the Vietnamese on the broad economic front of economic reform, and

A proposed $4.5 billion global deal involving three giant telecommunications giants - Sprint Corp.,

Exporters/importers are sought for the following items. Interested parties are asked to contact thes

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

Trade leads are supplied by: U.S. Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service<

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

The gap between Japan and the United States in their aviation dispute widened after a day of talks i

Private French freight forwarding companies filed a complaint this week with the European Commission

INDONESIA TO OPEN SKIES TO MORE FOREIGN AIRLINESJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia, seek

TRANSPORTATION INTERMEDIARIES ASSOCIATION (Alexandria, Va.) - Margaret O'Connor was named acting exe

Philippine airports are safe and security concerns expressed by the United States have been addresse

The combined public and private sector effort to bring double-stack train service to the Port of Phi

This week's news that the managements of Arkansas Best Freight System Inc. and Worldway Corp. have a

RAILAMERICA BUYS MINNESOTA SHORT LINERailAmerica Inc. has agreed to acquire Dakota R

A top Teamsters official is taking a leave of absence from the union following allegations he paid a

General Motors Corp. looks set to bag an order for 21 diesel locomotives from Indian Railways.

Vietnamese are paying more for internal flights, with ticket price increases averaging 30 percent si

A British food company plans to buy the specialty oils division of Memphis- based Kraft Food Ingredi

The U.S.-based Enron Corp. told India's Maharashtra state government that it is willing to modify so

The European Commission has forecast the EU's total sugar crop for 1995-96 (July-June) at 15.958 mil

U.S. summer holidays, China's apparent lack of interest and rising production in Indonesia are expec

Companies across North America have expressed interest in launching a takeover bid to rival Amoco Ca

China expects to approve the formation of 10 new insurance companies this year, out of what official

With the much-awaited end of the official rainy season, insurance executives are reminding Californi

William G. Poortvliet, chairman of Metropolitan Life's international unit, retired this week as chai

The insurance industry grew an estimated 13 percent in 1994 over the previous year, with assets calc