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Minnesota state Sen. Jerry Janezich is expected to leave Jan. 6 for Japan with a group of steelworke

After months of heavy hints, China formally said it will adopt a single foreign exchange rate effect

An agreement for merging the eastern networks of CN North America and CP Rail System could be reache

A work slowdown at the Port of Buenos Aires has created delays for vessels plying South American rou

Apple growers in the Pacific Northwest believe a new export agreement with China will help them cont

Keiyo Sea Berth, a tanker berth serving four Japanese oil companies in the Tokyo area, will remain s

With volume lacking and costs soaring, Cool Carriers is abandoning its West Coast-only service for i

NJ TERMINAL SET TO UNLOAD CYPRUS SHIPPHILADELPHIA - A Cyprus-flag ship with a cargo

C2T GROUP LTD. (Astoria, N.Y.) - James Kerr was named director of emergency response for this enviro

In a dramatic victory for shippers and ship lines in New York harbor, New York Gov. Mario Cuomo Wedn

European monetary union (EMU) starts its second and penultimate phase on Jan. 1 amid widespread skep

More than 20,000 tons of Russian potash were discharged recently at the Port of Wilmington, N.C., fo

Italy's Antitrust Authority says it plans to fine the Rome airport authority 3.6 billion lire ($2.4

Association of Transportation Practioners. Jan. 6 Southern California chapter. Paul Wollenheimer, vi

There was good news and bad news for the U.S. textile industry in 1993. The good news is tha

Greece takes over the presidency of a relatively united European Union on Jan. 1, but it may squande

CONSORTIUM TO PRIVATIZE TURKISH OIL FIRMSANKARA, Turkey - Turkey has authorized a co

Higher spending on durable goods pushed consumer credit in the Netherlands up 2.7 percent in the thi

The largest trade show in North America isn't in Chicago or New York or Los Angeles. It's on

South Korea's consumer prices rose 0.6 percent in December from the previous month, bringing the inc

India's car industry, recovering since April after two years of slump, says it will make a record nu

A Philippine firm working with Chrysler Corp. is seeking government approval to put up a US$1.07 mil

Alex Converta Co. was a formidable monopoly for 13 years, supplying Egypt with facial tissues, dispo

US TO PROBE SACCHARIN FROM CHINA, S. KOREAThe International Trade Commission cleared the way

Under the "Export Mexico" program, U.S. government agencies are working together to bring U.S. and M

A state insurance fraud unit filed charges in 20 cases of alleged fraud during its first year of ope

If the new breed of Bermuda-based catastrophe reinsurers is forced to shift gears and compete with o

The rehabilitation plan for Executive Life Insurance Co. is being modified again in an attempt to en

An insurance broker is taking the New York state Insurance Department to court to fight fines he say

An order that could go in differing directions for thousands of businesses paying workers compensati

NY NO-FAULT DRIVERS CAN PICK MANAGED CAREBuyers of no-fault auto insurance in New Yo

Dec. 29, 1993 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley

Algeria's economic debate has begun to see more consensus with a general recognition about the serio

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

A tentative accord to help Russia resume uranium sales to the United States on a regular basis would

NON-FUEL IMPORT PRICES DROP 0.4 PERCENT IN THE USWASHINGTON - Prices of U.S. imports

Dec. 27, 1993 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

The dollar continued to rally Wednesday. Traders said the dollar's strength was consistent w

China's new value-added tax will affect all crude cargoes cleared through customs from Jan. 1, regar

Luck determines to a large extent how prosperous a country will be, according to a new study by the