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Ship Line TEUs Containers Other (In 1,000 (I

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

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +12.136/22 102.76/23 102.36/24

The United States and Chile appear to be heading for a bilateral free-trade agreement, a step short

Britain's gross domestic product in 1994 will show the strongest growth in six years, according to t

With the North American Free Trade Agreement in force, chemical makers say they are upbeat about the

Three of the nation's major coal-hauling railroads oppose the $1 billion maritime subsidy legislatio

FAA NAMES ARCHILLA TO AIR FACILITIES POSTWASHINGTON - Federal Aviation Administrator

The country's biggest coal company is looking for technical collaboration and joint ventures with fo

Privatization of much of Armenia's economy would be carried out in stages and completed by 1997, acc

The accelerating "green" movement of the '90s may yield uniform global environmental trade rules as

The sentencing of Roy William Harris, founder and former head of Arochem, a now-defunct U.S. oil tra

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

The U.S. government, faced with dwindling cleanup funds after an oil spill last winter off the coast

Legislation under consideration in Raleigh, N.C., would bring the North Carolina State Ports Authori

The three North American Free Trade Agreement partners began this month to negotiate speeded-up time

After years of somnambulant stagnation, Brazil's automotive industry, the largest in Latin America,

PACIFIC MERCHANT SHIPPING ASSOCIATION (Oakland, Calif.) - Gretchen Grover was appointed director of

A federal judge Tuesday ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency was right in no longer requir

Future competition between the Caribbean Basin countries and Mexico for U.S. direct investment will

The Avon Lady knocks on doors all over the world, but in Latin America she is more likely to be invi

Duke Power Co. hits the information highway today when it unveils a plan to wire a Greensboro commun

Despite falling imports and a positive trade balance of $6.9 billion in the first quarter of 1994, t

The U.S. dollar fell Tuesday, dragged down by falling U.S. Treasury bond prices, but it found suppor

Three new American Business Centers in the former Soviet Union were announced Monday by the U.S. Com

OCCIDENTAL ASKS ONGC TO JOIN RUSSIAN DEALNEW DELHI, India - ONGC Videsh Ltd. has rec

Malaysian Resources Corp., complying with a government ban on contracts for British companies, named

June 28, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Hong Kong posted a provisional visible trade deficit of HK$10.7 billion (US$1.38 billion) in May, co

Reynolds Metals Co. has agreed to buy the metals distribution business of the Prime Metals Inc. subs

Labor leaders are among a group of 16 officials touring Europe this week to promote the Port of Balt

A government report sharply criticized the management at the oft-troubled Port of Jawaharlal Nehru n

With Nafta having paved the road for U.S. truckers to operate in and out of Mexico, it's logical to

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When Scott Matovich of Bennett X-Ray Corp. sold equipment to Mexico five years ago, he found that th

LANE Jan.-Mar. Jan.-Mar. 1993 1994West Coast to East Asia

Officials with British Rail's international freight arm, Railfreight Distribution (RFD), said they w

Foreign investors in Vietnam should get greater peace of mind next month when a bankruptcy law takes

Competition is heating up among free-trade zones in the Southern Cone region as Argentine launches a