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The United States Wednesday adopted a long-standing trade panel report that ruled that the U.S. impo

The strike by dock labor at the Port of Calcutta has hit exports valued at 2 billion rupees (US$64 m

Air Cargo Association. April 28. Luncheon address by Richard Klenk, vice president of Leher, McGover

PACCAR POSTS 59 PERCENT JUMP IN 1ST-QUARTER PROFITBELLEVUE, Wash. - Truck maker Pacc

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co. reported record volume in March for its intermodal business

Regional and less-than-truckload carriers untouched by a Teamsters strike that has shut down nine ma

German exporters are backing their government's decision to change its export credit insurance progr

Plagued by a Teamsters strike that has moved into its fourth week with no relief in sight, U.S. ship

The British Columbian government's Royal Victorian ferry link between Victoria and Seattle will get

The Culligan Men have more than a passing interest in the Middle East peace process. Take a

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

Anger over tax increases on Greek seafarers sailing on nearly 3,000 ships will not lead to a crippli

The new owners of the National Shipping Corp. of the Philippines are developing plans to introduce l

Federal oversight of Wyoming's coal reclamation program is needed because state regulators and polit

A&A REPORTS DROP IN OPERATING INCOMENEW YORK - Alexander & Alexander Services report

The Paraguayan insurance industry is still at odds with the government over portions of a proposal t

Russia's trade with China is expected to almost double by the year 2000, with Beijing becoming Mosco

The chairman of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange said he was barred under exchange rules and those of

Shipping executives breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday when the deputy mayor of Los Angeles announced

This story starts in Singapore, where the projectionist at the President theater owed some money to

Western manufacturers continue to snatch up production facilities in the expanding economies of East

The consequences of the phasing out of the Multi-Fibre Arrangement governing the trade of textiles a

A senior U.S.-based representative of the African National Congress confirmed here this week that th

UNITED UNION LEADER TO JOIN UAL'S BOARDCHICAGO - United Airlines' pilots have electe

The president of the nation's passenger rail carrier said Wednesday that the key to Amtrak improving

NORWAY TO PROPOSE OIL TAX CHANGESCOPENHAGEN, Denmark - The Norwegian Finance Ministr

New York Mercantile Exchange - Apr. 26, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Indonesia's PT Bukaka Teknik Utama and two Malaysian firms plan to build a $1.66 billion coal-fired

The Port of New Orleans will regain one Mississippi River wharf from the city's Audubon Park Commiss

The outlook for a revamped federal Superfund program before Congress adjourns in October has brighte

The Russian aluminum industry has cut "close to" 200,000 metric tons of output and is on target to m

Oct.-Dec. Oct.-Dec. LANE 1992 1993North Europe to East Coast

In the building where Nazi bureaucrats made their Czech headquarters more than 50 years ago, German

Countries and industries may continue to use voluntary export restraints as a means of limiting impo

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

Concerns over the release of a two-year environmental impact report earlier this month caused the Ma

International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 27, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON QATAR GAS PLANTDOHA, Qatar - Energy minister Abdullah bin Ham

After five years of trying, Taiwan privatized its first state-run company on Wednesday when it aucti

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 221.65 off 0.64 w