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New tax rules in Mexico are creating chaos for assemblage operations along the 2,000-mile frontier w

Business lending rates are at 80 percent, credit card interest rates hover between 70 percent and 90

Federal Express, United Parcel Service and Fritz Cos. are working with customs authorities throughou

Friday, Feb. 24, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Less-than-truckload carriers struck by the Teamsters union last year have lost millions of small shi

The Federal Maritime Commission is ready to drop its investigation of North Atlantic carriers' colle

The AFL-CIO Executive Council said it has resolved a long dispute by splitting the National Marine E

Net New Orders Shipments 1994 $360 $22319

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Feb. 28, '94 - Feb. 28, '95 (a graph) (2

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

The deutsche mark is king of the hill in the currency markets, while the U.S.dollar likely w

The United States and Canada gave further impetus to their already substantial trade and other ties

The world's wealthiest industrial nations were set to agree Friday to a statement on the information

New orders for durable goods from U.S. manufacturers rose 0.6 percent in January, held back by a big

"As a result of (selfish Western policies), we don't have a global triumph of the values of democrac

U.S. Customs appears ready to tighten restrictions along the southern border on a popular rapid carg

A House-passed freeze on federal regulations is in trouble in the Senatebecause of Democrati

The House approved an amendment to the proposed regulatory moratorium exempting several pending trad

US, CHINA NEAR ACCORD ON INTELLECTUAL PIRACYThe United States and China were headed toward a

Italian large-industry employment fell 0.9 percent in November from October and dropped an annual 5

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Anheuser-Busch and Brazil's Companhia Antarctica Paulista last week announced a $1 billion investmen

Brazil's gross national product grew 5.7 percent last year and shows signs of outstripping that pace

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. is expanding operations in China, with agreement last week to build a

Minority-owned firms could conclude nearly $60 billion of new business in Brazil, the Commerce Depar

Has United Parcel Service gotten the jump on Federal Express by acquiring SonicAir? It depen

Time has always meant money in bustling Hong Kong, but for truck drivers plying the border daily bet

AMTRAK (Washington) - Robert Wehrman was named vice president of marketing and sales, effective Marc

AIR CANADA TURNS PROFIT FOR FIRST TIME IN '90SMONTREAL - Air Canada, finishing in th

Washington's state Legislature likely will expand a freight rail program toallow rail assist

Howell Corp. said it will buy 950 miles of crude oil pipelines from Exxon Pipeline Co. for $65 milli

US ELECTRIC OUTPUT DOWN IN LATEST PERIODU.S. electric production fell 1.9 percent to 64,127

Iraq is telling its people the United Nations oil embargo will fizzle out this year, despite U.S. mo

Plans by Hong Kong-based entrepreneur Gordon Wu to build an $8 billion power complex in Pakistan are

A Thai-Filipino joint venture is seeking approval to build a refinery with capacity of 65,000 barrel

Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary wisely chose to stress that the most important result of her six-day