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U.S. and Mexican national customs brokerage associations have agreed to form separate panels to look

Ocean shipping contracts for Asian imports are not what they used to be. Depending on your p

Finance ministers from the seven leading industrial nations rejected a return to currency bands as a

The world's major trading powers, with the exception of Japan, are campaigning strongly to move forw

Prices of U.S. imports, excluding fuel, rose 0.1 percent in December, according to unadjusted figure

The European Union appears less concerned about "green" issues at a time when the United States is t

CALIF. ASSEMBLY VOTES TO LIFT S. AFRICA BANSACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California state

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The European Investment Bank said it granted loans totaling 19.6 billion European Currency Units ($2

It's the Quit India Movement again, but this time the target is not the British Empire, but Coca-Col

Canada's new guardian of free competition promises to get tough, with bigger fines and more high-pro

Management and office employees at a Caterpillar Inc. factory in England were offered cash bonuses w

The User's Committee of Foreign Semiconductors, an import promotion arm of the Electronics Industrie

Mexico ranks as a world leader in low-cost manufacturing, even challenging Japan, which remains the

REGIONAL BLOCS Conference: Representing the Foreign Investor in the U.S. Jan. 31. New York.

CONSORTIUM WINS DEAL FOR COLOMBIA PHONESNEW YORK - Celumovil SA won Colombia's first

Workers at several companies in the northern German metals and electronic industry Friday held indep

The International Monetary Fund has signed letters of intent to provide short-term standby credits f

Up to $1.5 billion in potential investment by foreign mutual funds in Indian stock markets is being

MASSPORT INVESTIGATING LONDON OFFICE RECORDSOfficials at the Massachusetts Port Authority co

France posted a provisional seasonally adjusted trade surplus of 6.627 billion francs ($1.1 billion)

Economists from 10 Russian research institutes will submit proposals on amending the government's ec

The Canadian government said it may slash high taxes on tobacco that have spawned a rampant black ma

In India's Silicon Valley, the country's major computer companies are battling international giants

A Texas group of railroad enthusiasts has gotten the go-ahead from Mexico's state-owned railway to r

Though the plan is embryonic, the new Canadian government's apparent intention to substantially rais

When Song Jing became a trader at the metals exchange in China's southern boomtown of Shenzhen in 19

The Indian Supreme Court last week urged a state court to reconsider its ban on beaching ships for s

The crew of the Sherbro, the French vessel that lost 88 containers overboard last December off the c

GERMAN FREIGHTER SINKS AS STORMS WREAK HAVOCBERLIN, Germany - The crew of the German

"K" Line America Inc. is absorbing its intermodal rail subsidiary's operations into its main ocean s

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach say they will not be able to meet today's closing deadline f

A bill to reform Michigan's trucking laws, a measure its critics warn may set back deregulation effo