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A new study raises doubts about earlier research on the chemical process that causes depletion of th

A federal commission on transportation has urged the government not to bail out Canada's struggling

A merger creating a major new force in European insurance flopped Friday after ING, the Dutch bankin

Nearly two decades have passed since Louisiana, flush with an oil boom, watched disinterestedly as M

While most of Florida awaits the end of Fidel Castro's reign in Cuba to open trade routes with the C

REGIONAL BLOCS Doing Business With the U.S. Nov. 30. New York. A chance to meet agency direc

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the agency that builds and operates the nation's inland barge wate

The fourth annual Encuentro matchmaker and trade exposition returns this week after a year's hiatus.

Five people were indicted on Thursday by a federal grand jury in connection with International Forum

The realization of the North American free-trade agreement promises to shift some of the United Stat

Africa could end up losing more investment funds from overseas if its leaders don't strengthen their

Two House subcommittee chairmen charged senior officials in the Treasury Department and the U.S. Cus

Thomas J. Donohue, president of the American Trucking Associations, says the trucking group's top pr

An embarrassing patent suit costing hundreds of millions of dollars has sparked concern in Japan ove

Port of Melbourne executives said Friday that the giant containerline Evergreen Marine Corp. is inte

The leaders of two labor groups trying to organize Federal Express Corp.'s2,400 pilots have

PHILLIPS' CASE LAWYERS SUE FORMER CLIENTSHOUSTON - Four Houston area lawyers last we

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER SERVICES INC. (New York) - William M. Wilson will retirefrom his posit

The travails of Scandinavia's once mighty insurance companies are prompting investors to ask some se

Missouri River barge operators, and the big bulk shippers of chemical fertilizers, grain and steel w

Russia's military-industrial complex is still producing too many armaments and must switch to civili

The U.S. Commerce Department has agreed to launch a national security probe of imports of integrated

Talks about an international coffee pact to support depressed market prices resume here today, but m

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index, considered a leading indicator of inflation, rose la

With a global coffee supply deficit and climbing prices, Colombia should not seek a new quota-based

Private industry and the government are working together to set up an electronic data interchange sy

Air France plans to consolidate all its express products under the name Air France Express.

The intermodal domestic container business took a giant step forward the past two weeksas several ma

Stringent cost-cutting programs at Delta Air Lines won't affect cargo service, the carrier's top car

"Unbundling," or how some shipping lines cut secret deals with shippers on the truck and rail portio

Malaysia, among the fastest growing countries in the world economically last year, is going to the t

Representatives of four major Japanese economic organizations called on Prime Minister Kiichi Miyaza

While the transportation industry is having a computerized love affair with electronic data intercha

Marc Kreiner operates Road and Show Cellular on the assumption that the cellular phone rental indust

When former Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu arrived for a meeting with 12 foreign ambassadors to Japan,

Bar Code Solutions and Strategies, one-day seminar sponsored by Data Capture Institute, Nov. 30. Rom

New York Mercantile Exchange Nov. 20, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Occidental Petroleum Corp. unveiled a $300 million cost-trimming program Thursday that includes layi

Somewhere in town, a municipal generator unexpectedly sparks to life, granting a few minutes of powe

Mississippi is still in the running for a federal oil storage project that state officials say will