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Longshoremen at the Port of Milwaukee have won a 15-day extension of their contract with Meehan Seaw

Most of Germany's economic sectors expect production and sales to increase in 1995 and are in genera

The United States and European Union have postponed a major trade conflict with a six-month agreemen

American President Lines joined the Far Eastern Freight Conference, the rate- making group for ship

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

Sweden is still on Moody's Credit Watch list for a possible downgrade, Moody's Investor Services con

The Hungarian government's three-year economic policy guidelines forecast a growth rate in the count

The U.S. dollar fell back after an early attempt at breaking through the 1.5625 deutsche mark resist

The U.S. auto industry, once sick and now healthy, must export more if it is Ford Motor Co., Chrysle

The Port of Antwerp handled a record 109.4 million tons of cargo in 1994, a 7.4 percent increase ove

FIRE BURNS DOCK, BOATS IN MEXICO, PAPER SAYSCAMPECHE, Mexico - A fire on a dock here burned

China urged its people to refrain from buying pirated books, software and other products. Th

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China accepted partial blame for a series of anti-dumping suits against its prolific shoe export ind

In what would be a first for the industry, South Korea's Apparel Industry Association is studying th

"After winning the Cold War with the Soviet Union, the United States can further write the epitaph f

ALGERIA VOWS TO PROTECT FOREIGNERS AFTER THREATTUNIS, Tunisia - Algeria's interior minister

India wrested the best gains among all countries signing bilateral textile agreements with the Unite

Iran on Wednesday agreed to provide India a corridor for trade with the emerging markets in the Cent

Peru's gross domestic product grew 12.9 percent in the first 11 months of 1994, compared with the sa

China's 1.2 billion people inhabit a country that is notoriously prone to fire, flood and earthquake

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

Robert M. Sandler and Howard I. Smith, both executives of American International Group, were named t

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

India's domestic pharmaceutical industry is expecting overseas competition to heat up under internat

Another milestone in Malaysia's march toward paperless trade documentation was reached this week whe

Sharply increased capital goods imports dealt a heavy blow to South Korea's trade deficit in 1994.

Southeastern Idaho farmers and ranchers are pleading for relief from a federal insurance program the

NY TAXI DRIVERS ELIGIBLE FOR BREAK ON PREMIUMSNEW YORK - New York's distinctive yell

ALLSTATE CORP. (Northbrook, Ill.) - Jerry D. Choate, chief executive officer, also becomeschairman o

Roger Douglas, who set New Zealand's economy free in the 1980s to international acclaim, is poised t

RUSSIAN FORECASTS ON INFLATION QUESTIONEDMOSCOW - Russia's inflation rate, which in

Two companies from the Jardine group began trading on the Singapore Stock Exchange Tuesday after rem

U.S. Commerce Secretary Ron Brown said Wednesday that U.S. and Japanese negotiators want talks aimed

Independent Pier Co. is back in business. Last week, the stevedoring company was seemingly o

Republicans Wednesday reclaimed control of the Senate, but the chamber's first day revolved around o

With the world's largest population, rich natural resources and low labor costs, China has been tout

Ukraine's new currency will be put into circulation sooner than planned to try to help stabilize the