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

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

Rather than selling to the natives, a lot of U.S. exporters with markets in the Bahamasare selling t

June 29, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Not many manufacturing companies "bargain" themselves out of tax incentives, but Applied Materials I

Rates for workers compensation insurance have risen in most states during the last several years.

Some unlucky workers at the Port of San Francisco are upset about their imminent layoffs. Bu

Speaking on the first U.S. warship with female sailors, Defense Secretary William Perry said this wa

Still pained by the financial impact of the 1993 flood, the inland river barging industryis in a tou

Bolstered by a new labor contract, unionized less-than-truckload carriers could nearly triple their

The Batiquitos Lagoon in northern San Diego County will never be the site of a container terminal, b

PENA NAMES DIRECTOR OF STATISTICS BUREAUWASHINGTON - Transportation Secretary Federi

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +12.396/23 102.36/24 102.26/27

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

U.S. exports of oil service equipment to Ecuador are expected to rise sharply during the fourth quar

Foreign investment in India is expected to reach $35 billion to $40 billion in the next five years,

Many Asian countries are slowly dismantling controls on their oil industries in a bid to increase co

The World Bank has pledged $500,000 worth of technical assistance to help eight Eastern Caribbean st

Gambling on the Gulf Coast began modestly enough in August 1992, when three riverboat casinos opened

HIGH COURT WON'T HEAR NJ POLLUTION CASEThe U.S. Supreme Court refused this week to r

EU CITES MAJOR FRAUD IN ITALIAN BEEF TRADEThe European Commission released details Tuesday o

As a longtime, ardent believer in deregulation and the benefits of the free market, I never thought

Six U.S. airlines have urged President Clinton to reopen talks on liberalizing the British-U.S. mark

Japan Tuesday released its long-awaited deregulation plan covering 279 planned steps to open up the

British brewers, struggling to keep their heads above a wave of cheap alcohol imports, are attemptin

NORTH AMERICA Marketplace Expo 94. Canada. July 2-5. The Canadian Food Brokers Association's

FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARTS HALTED IN VENEZUELACARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuelan commercial banks T

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

Tosco Corp., an independent oil refiner, said Tuesday it has chartered three medium-sized crude oil

The public must demand safer structures in which they live and work, and pre- disaster planning to c

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 227.77 off 2.21 wh

Continental Insurance Cos., whose parent company said Monday it was further cutting staff, and the P

Shareholders of Seibels Bruce Group Inc. are set to put the 125-year-old property and casualty insur

The goal of a hemisphere-wide free-trade bloc is progressing rapidly, though it still is difficult t

Argentina is struggling to develop an effective trading strategy that corrects a growing trade defic

June 28, 1994 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%

Harry Gilbert will take over as managing director at the end of the current year, the ship managemen

All 36 crewmembers aboard the Chinese-owned bulk carrier Apollo Sea are confirmed dead in the vessel

Sales at Japan's major department stores and supermarkets fell in May for the 24th month in a row, s

A new round of global negotiations over China's bid to rejoin GATT got off to a good start here Tues