Latest news

CHINA FINISHES BUILDING 1ST SHIPS FOR JAPANESEBEIJING - China State Shipbuilding Cor

CANADA WILL TARGET 'PIRATE' FISHING SHIPSCanada said it will target "pirate" fishing vessels

Increasing demand, falling inventories, better management and a shrinking number of players have cre

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

The European Commission, the executive body of the European Union, is facing growing hostility to it

NORTH AMERICA Pre-Show in Mart Gift Showrooms. Jan. 14-15. Miami. Contact: Miami Merchandise

Intel Corp. will invest an additional 3 billion pesos (US$107 million) to modernize and expand semic

Property insurers are expected to begin exerting pressure as early as this summer's hurricane season

The entrance of corporate capital into Lloyd's of London can't mask the uncertainty of the 18,000 or

Congress faces a wide array of insurance topics within a cramped schedule. Health care will occupy m

When Mercedes-Benz elected to build its first overseas assembly plant in Alabama, residents hailed t

The European Union and the United States failed Tuesday to resolve a protracted dispute over governm

A hotly debated cow hormone will be good for consumers, taxpayers and some farmers, but farm income

As of Jan. 11, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Consumer microelectronics, which has been firmly rooted in sand since its inception, is moving its f

A western Kentucky coal operator seeking a state permit for a Hopkins County landfill has rid his co

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

Spanish unemployment was 17.54 percent at the end of December, compared with 17.4 percent at the end

The world's largest express carrier announced Tuesday that it has forged a new partnership with the

The Chinese minister of the coal industry has hinted at a change in the way exports are handled to i

Jan. 11, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

Estonia Tuesday announced a tender to lease the northern port facility of former Soviet Baltic navy

Businesses and communities along the Mississippi River say there's no one solution to deal with the

The Trans-Atlantic Agreement lost steadily increasing amounts of market share last year compared wit

A senior Clinton administration official Tuesday expressed growing frustration at the lack of progre

Tariffs, quotas and other limits on imports cost American consumers $70 billion a year in higher pri

The government may have to undertake a bailout of bankrupt health plans spawned by President Clinton

NAC RE REORGANIZES UNDERWRITING OPERATIONSNAC Reinsurance Corp. has divided the majo

A $9.3 million contract was awarded to Pacific Marine in Honolulu to build what the company describe

Under the new German chemical industry wage accord agreed new hires could receive less payment durin

Expansion of Singapore's petrochemical complex should go ahead this spring, a government report said

Grain traders here said there were few signs that Australia has captured fresh sales to China after

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 225.26 off 1.53 which compares w

Banks probably will accept the terms of the refinancing plan presented by the troubled metal and min

Eastman Kodak Co. has awarded MSAS Cargo International a multi-year contract worth $25 million annua

GM TRUCK MAKERS STRIKE IN LOUISIANADETROIT - In a major blow to General Motors Corp.

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 11, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

President Clinton urged the European Union Tuesday to support his campaign to further open Japan's m

The U.S. Agency for International Development will issue guidelines today prohibiting the use of any