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The much-ballyhooed North American free-trade agreement is being hailed as the continent's successfu

Who needs Nafta? For U.S. motor carriers, the invitation is already there to cross the borde

Canada may have just one railroad and one airline in the future, that nation's top transport officia

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Gustavo Loyola, president of Brazil's central bank, and the bank's board have resigned in solidarity

The U.S. merchandise trade deficit on a balance-of-payments basis narrowed to a seasonally adjusted

China plans to mount further buying missions to Western Europe this year, pledging a substantial inc

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Grain and soybean prices at Chicago were steady to lower Monday in response to the lack of a breakth

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

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JAPAN'S NEC EXPECTS A $338 MILLION LOSSTOKYO - Japan's NEC Corp. said Monday it expe

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 202.91 off 0.29 which compares w

DOW CHEMICAL TO CUT 225 TO 275 HQ JOBSMIDLAND, Mich. - Dow Chemical Co. said Monday

Brazil's coffee industry, voicing pessimism about the establishment of a new International Coffee Ag

French industry and government aviation officials Monday said the countryplans to maintain i

European airlines, bracing for a rerun of their combined $1.3 billion losses in 1991, are seeking he

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

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Ocean carriers moving goods from Japan to the United States have decided to hold off on an across-th

One week after the San Diego Unified Port District opened a massive on-dock cold storage facility fo

British Gas Monday rejected a proposal by industry watchdog Ofgas to split into competing regional g

The Transco and Tennessee Natural Gas Pipelines are cutting "interruptible" pipeline availability as

Several trade experts are warning that Mexico could sharply devalue the peso after the North America

China made a strong plea Monday to rejoin the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, but diplomatic

This year, Russia will introduce a 10 percent tax on all hard currency transactions, including barte

Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa on Monday rejected calls from opposition politicians that Ja

The Japan External Trade Organization Monday announced a series of measures taken by the Japanese go

The sound of the propeller droned as Rick Frey dived the small cargo plane, leveling off just 15 fee

The Equitable Life Insurance building in midtown New York City was partially evacuated Monday after

The World Trade Center explosion last Friday is expected to result in numerous liability claims agai

The Chicago area, the nation's biggest transportation hub, got a brutal lesson Sunday in the dangers

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INSTITUTE POSTPONES MARCH 29 CONFERENCENEW YORK - The Containerization & Intermodal

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Commercial shipping movements in and out of the Port of Montreal were again snarled by ice jams on t

After two lean years, tourism officials in Britain expect 1993 to be a time of recovery. The

Tired of being on the front lines every time the U.S. threatens Europe with trade sanctions, French