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The federal crop insurance program is continuing to shift a higher share of risk to private insuranc

Cambodia's economy, long held hostage to violence, radical politics and ideology, is teetering on a

Russia's trade representative protested a U.S. government probe that threatens the imposition of ant

Hazardous Materials Transportation Seminar, June 3-4 at the Sheraton Hopkins Airport in Cleveland an

Last month, Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary announced she would be asking the petroleum industry for

The governors of the European Investment Bank will meet in Luxembourg on June 11-12 to consider the

As of May 21, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

Thank Saddam for your Turkish towels. When Turkey sided with the United States during the Pe

Aviation has long been a cornerstone of industry and employment in Shannon, the remote southwest cor

A Singapore maritime firm is teaming up with a Chinese state entity to upgrade port operations and r

Rail carriers, shippers and regulators are waging trench warfare at the Interstate Commerce Commissi

A wild party aboard an Amtrak train that allegedly included a strip poker game has prompted a strong

The United States, Canada and Mexico have reached a stalemate in labor and environmental talks, seri

Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz., has attacked a proposal to build a regional airport in Arizona, urgi

General Motors Europe Friday cut its forecast for European car sales in 1993, and industry analysts

It is appropriate to monitor trade in services as well as goods in order to ascertain the true pictu

Arizona Public Service Co. probably will ask the Arizona CorporationCommission for a rate in

May 21, 1993 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley

BLANCHARD NEXT ENVOY TO CANADA, PAPER SAYSOTTAWA - President Clinton picked former M

JAPANESE NON-LIFE FIRMS MAY POST SMALL PROFITTOKYO - Japan's top five non-life insur

The North American free-trade agreement should win passage through Canada's Parliament by mid-June,

Air France's purchase of a stake in Sabena World Airlines has given rise to a new, powerful cargo al

U.S. and Canadian negotiators Friday made progress in settling a beer trade dispute and were expecte

STATESWEST TO FILE FOR REORGANIZATIONPHOENIX - StatesWest Airlines Inc. announced la

Rita Hayes, a former educator and congressional aid, was named deputy assistant secretary for textil

Central American coffee growers have agreed to limit the amount of coffee their nations are exportin

IMC FERTILIZER EXPECTS OPERATING LOSSNEW YORK - IMC Fertilizer Group Inc. expects to

Heavy Brazilian sales of white, or refined, sugar are expected to lower prices for world sugar futur

The Internal Revenue Service isn't likely to win any popularity contests anywhere, but it is especia

The past year has seen a flurry of start-up airlines take to the sky, despite the turbulence in the

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

Among countries of the eastern Mediterranean, Syria holds the most potential for air trade, accordin

The stock market is weak, land prices are falling, and the whole economy still has the flu. So where

May 21, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

U.S. exporters to Africa and Latin America, previously frustrated by foreign exchange bottlenecks in

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

Intel Corp., the $5 billion U.S. chipmaker, has petitioned the International Trade Commission to blo

Continental Corp., which has been shedding its non-property/casualty insurance businesses, has signe

A small but significant provision relating to duty refunds was deleted from the text of the North Am

My brain said Beirut was safe, but my body didn't get the message for several days. I relaxed only a