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MEXICO'S PILOTS DELAY STRIKE UNTIL SATURDAYMEXICO CITY - The union representing the

Senate Democrats' efforts to rework President Clinton's economic plan and tax package drew a general

Thursday, June 17, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

European Community telecommunications ministers agreed most EC countries should end national monopol

Kiwi International Air Lines said it will begin nonstop service from Newark to San Juan, Puerto Rico

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Latin America's biggest, and still most protected, market will become a little more open July 1, whe

Aiming to trim distribution costs, Big O Tires Inc., the Western tire wholesaler and franchiser, wan

Air carriers and manufacturers that depend on air freight to deliver their products to and from Japa

Lithuania's national bank began transferring its new litas banknotes to commercial banks across the

Three defendants in the U.S. Customs Service's highly publicized "Operation Q-tip," as well as the o

June 17, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

June 17, 1993 JAPAN*Financial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity

Trading in KV Pharmaceutical Co. stock resumed Wednesday, eight weeks after the American Stock Excha

The development of the Sakhalin offshore oil and gas fields by an international consortium is likely

At government urging, the biggest of South Korea's sprawling conglomerates have started a streamlini

New York's landlords are warning that they will go out of business if they can't obtain coverage tha

Two major insurance brokerages may set up a new insurance company that would provide shipowners with

Mexico's scramble to match its economy and transportation system with the rest of North America has

American Airlines' shares fell sharply Thursday after the carrier became the second in two days to w

Taiwan will impose restrictions on exports of high-technology goods to Communist countries and other

SAS POSTS RECORD FOR CARGO VOLUMECHICAGO - Scandinavian Airlines System said it rece

The U.S. Customs Service has revised rules on textiles imported from island possessions of the Unite

Democratic members of the Senate Finance Committee have struck a tentative budget deal that would in

Federal Express Corp. handled an average of 1.8 million packages and documents each business day las

The decline of investment in western Germany is likely to ease toward the end of this year, while in

Railroad intermodal service is not competitive with trucks in short-haul corridors of less than 500

The U.S. dollar rose Wednesday on weak German economic news that increased the likelihood the Bundes

AIRBUS JET STARTS BID FOR DISTANCE RECORDPARIS - A European Airbus took off Wednesda

Russia will double its prices for natural gas exports to the Commonwealth of Independent States to b

Crude oil inventories fell by 6.8 million barrels in the week ended June 11 compared with the previo

Japan's nine major trading companies have agreed to a request from Iran to reschedule Tehran's debt

Rep. Joseph Kennedy, D-Mass., fulfilled his promise: He's asked the Justice Department to investigat

Compagnie Generale Maritime, the French state-owned shipping line, was hit by sporadic labor unrest

Ron Carey, general president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, said Wednesday that he h

The Port of Saint John, New Brunswick, resumed its rearguard battle this week to stop CP Rail System

Wednesday, June 16, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

U.S. trucking industry leaders, Mexican government officials and a key congressman have blasted a hi

China's notoriously creaky railroad network is losing its battle to move ever-greater amounts of fre

Many commodity traders and people in the shrimp business are so hungry for the new frozen shrimp fut