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Failure by China to make crucial market-opening concessions on goods and services is likely to deny

President Clinton on Monday unveiled a restructuring plan to cut the Department of Transportation by

Monday, Dec. 19, 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

The U.S. dollar eased slightly in early trading, with U.S.-based players unconvinced the dollar has

Aside from heavy competition in a small but growing market, ship lines in the Central America trade

The Swiss third-quarter industrial production index (1963 equals 100) rose by 6 percent year on year

Burlington Northern Inc. stock fell Monday morning as Wall Street nervously eyed BN's decision to in

Japan's domestic wholesale prices for the first 10 days of December were down 0.1 percent from the p

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Ryder PLC, the United Kingdom subsidiary of Ryder System Inc., Monday acquired two logistics subsidi

Pleased with its third-party partnership, Hershey Chocolate U.S.A. has extended until 1999 its distr

Two of China's largest state-run firms said Monday they are fighting back against a lawsuit by an Am

Employees at Freightliner Corp.'s manufacturing plant here have voted to accept a new three-year lab

Republicans in Congress and the Clinton administration are both intent on spinning off air traffic c

AIRMAX INC. (Des Plaines, Ill.) - David J. Peatrowksy was named vice president, sales and marketing,

As time ticks away for China to ward off U.S. trade sanctions for intellectual property theft, offic

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council is planning to allow direct transportation links with China by 199

A Southern Pacific unit grain train en route to Bakersfield, Calif., from Denver derailed Sunday in

OVERNITE OFFERS SERVICE TO WESTERN CANADARICHMOND, Va. - Following prods from shippe

CF Motor Freight has introduced an in-transit consolidation service that it said reduces warehousing

Japan last week outlined plans to revise its food residue and additives law in a bid to cope with th

"Peace is giving rise to prosperity; prosperity, in turn, will consolidate peace."

A trucker wanted in a Tennessee murder was arrested in Salt Lake City after his rig was located thro

Wood County appears an unlikely place to benefit from coal mining. After all, the county doe

Thirty-six years ago, a rising and rather dashing figure of corporate Canada gave a speech in Quebec

If the sight of airport workers spraying chemicals on your plane caught your eye, welcome to de-icin

S. KOREAN ASSEMBLY APPROVES WTO BILLSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's national asse

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Union Pacific Railroad have begun operating switching loco

With an eye on transportation and environmental cleanup, Science Applications International Corp., h

Singapore aims to become a one-stop aerospace repair and overhaul center of the Asia-Pacific, benefi

Transportation Research Board. Jan. 21-27. Annual meeting. Sheraton/Shoreham Hotels, Washington. Con

GLOBAL PHONE PLAN DRAWS $100 MILLION INVESTMENTSEOUL, South Korea - Three South Kore

Colombia has frozen the internal coffee price paid to growers until Jan. 15, the Colombian National

CANADA, CHINA FIRMS TO DEVELOP GOLD MINEBEIJING - Canada's Asian Minerals Corp. said

The adage that one man's trash is another's treasure is living truth for a Hong Kong scientist who m

The U.S. Navy has over the last three weeks diverted four vessels that were almostcertainly violatin

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

Norsk Hydro has shelved plans for increased aluminum production and a foundry as a result of Norway'

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