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US, BRITAIN RESOLVE OVERCHARGE DISPUTEThe U.S. Department of Transportation announce

If you can't beat them, join them - even if you have to do it grudgingly. For many small and

Whitewater rumblings and technical weakness will drag the dollar down this week, currency traders an

Tighter aluminum supplies have resulted in a doubling of premiums that Japanese buyers now have to p

The United States and Japan appeared close to settling a trade dispute over cellular phones but it w

The U.S. Customs Service should hire more commodity specialists and inspectors to ensure a smooth fl

Staying attuned to customers is essential if freight forwarders and customs brokers wish to stay com

Despite completion of the Uruguay Round of the GATT trade negotiations, problems about the integrity

What is fraud in customs-related operations? According to the Customs Co-operation Council (

Schering-Plough Corp. objected Friday to a 17.3 percent price cut, set by the government of Japan, f

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

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 227.05 up 0.42 which compares

In a variation on the classic shell game in which the bettor has to guess under which shell a coin i

Freight claims law is becoming more complex and courts are more supportive now of shippers than of c

When it comes to traveling the "information superhighway," many of the nation's insurance industry l

One man's streamlining is another man's cutback. That's the situation in the Port of New York and Ne

Like most important business compacts, the North American Free Trade Agreement will yield its winner

Changes made by Customs Service officials have reduced delays in the customs clearance process along

Texas Insurance Commissioner J. Robert Hunter wants to represent Texans at a May hearing that could

Transporting a Steinway is a far easier task than mastering the instrument, but moving a piano does

Australia's economic growth is likely to top 4.5 percent in 1993, the best performance in over four

Such arcane tasks as contemplating the smell of money or the origin of a pistachio nut may sound lik

Remote entry filing remains the single biggest issue confronting customs brokers and freight forward

Barge lines received a tough warning from federal officials along with their normal pre-season remin

The Port of Seattle Thursday authorized the sale of another $150 million in bonds, the port's larges

BulkNedlloyd, a subsidiary of Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, said Thursday it will merge with Bulkitalia.<

A headline and a pullout quote on Page 1B March 10, accompanying a story concerning legislation to e

TOYOTA HONORS OOCL WITH SERVICE AWARDPLEASANTON, Calif. - OOCL (USA) Inc. won a serv

Ten million pounds of onions are helping turn a small port in eastern Oregon into one of the largest

Crewmembers working on the 15-vessel fleet of E.N. Bisso, a New Orleans tug operator, voted in favor

A third airport is not needed in the Chicago area and will not win the support of the nation's major

Strong demand and weather conditions have led to tight railcar availability for shipping grain in th

Czech banks said Wednesday they will accept a deal with the government enabling U.S. aircraft engine

DELTA RETIREES MEET TO DISCUSS LAWSUITATLANTA - About 250 retired Delta Air Lines em

The administration's $1 billion maritime subsidy plan that was unveiled Thursday permits U.S. operat

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service

New freight rates and service levels will be introduced over the next few months for the trans-Siber

Burlington Northern Railroad has canceled its interline trailer-use agreement with Union Pacific Rai

Country-of-origin marking has become a priority enforcement program for the U.S. Customs Service as

President Clinton has gone out of his way to promise that he will promote the link between trade and