Latest news

Feb. 16, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:These trade leads are supplied through the World Trade Center NETWOR

Feb. 16, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's 16 percent approval rating barely exceeds his country's 11

Japan's Mazda is considering exporting cars to Europe from a U.S. plant, according to Jun Watanabe,

A burgeoning market in China and improved services for customers worldwide enable Hong Kong's textil

The director of a key congressional trade subcommittee is likely to be named commissioner of the U.S

Congress must help find creative ways to ease a global airline financing crunch if U.S. aircraft man

The International Finance Corp., the World Bank's private-sector arm, has unveiled a five-point plan

Right-o-Way Transportation Inc., making its first acquisition since a major management shake-up last

The U.S. Postal Service said it has extended until Sept. 17 its two-year contract with U.S. airlines

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

Although Hillary Rodham Clinton and her presidential task force have barely begun crafting their pro

FRONTIER INSURANCE REPORTS PROFIT GROWTHMONTICELLO - Specialty insurer Frontier Insu

The Pacific conference carriers are rolling right along with their contract program. They've added a

South Korea's trade deficit shrank dramatically to $5.2 billion in 1992 on the strength of rising ex

Natural gas-fueled cogeneration systems are more reliable than many traditional central-station powe

CMB NV, Belgium's largest shipping and transport group, expects to post a 1992 net profit of 950 mil

Some overseas wool buyers are trying to cancel contracts following a major slump in an already weak

SHIP FIRE KILLS TWO AT BANGLADESH PORTCHITTAGONG, Bangladesh - A South Korean freigh

It's too early to discuss the details, but Congress this year will pass and President Clinton will s

On-schedule development of an expanded terminal for American President Lines is regarded as so impor

Back and forth go the cranes, up and down go the boxes, in and out go the ships - relentlessly, day

After growth last year of 5.2 percent, the Hong Kong economy entered 1993 in an optimistic, if not j

It may be a British colony, but you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise given the myriad nationalit

There's a dogfight in progress over a new air service pact with the United States. At issue

China's foreign exchange reserves slid last year after three consecutive years of surpluses, Yin Jie

No text.

A proposed U.S. loan program for Russian oil and gas projects could affect the bond ratings of the W

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena and a bipartisan group of congressional leaders want to set u

The ruble edged upward for the third successive trading session Tuesday, firming to 559 to the dolla

EC REPORTS BIG DROP IN BUSINESS CONFIDENCEBRUSSELS, Belgium - Business confidence in

Thirty senior executives from U.S. and Canadian insurance companies are visiting Mexico City this we

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Feb. 12, 1993.

Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt Tuesday said the Clinton administration's fiscal 1994 budget will c

The fiercest snowstorm of the season wrought havoc with transport operations across the country Mond

Three former underground coal mining companies are challenging a new law that forces them to resume

Feb. 16, 1993 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%

Feb. 16, 1993 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

American Reliance Group Inc. of New York will do no further business in Florida or auto business in