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Major international banks, companies, and insurers are urging the U.S. Export-Import Bank and other

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A Federal Maritime Commission proposal would ease reporting rules for determining allowable rates of

With its maquiladoras as a foundation, Mexico has become an important electronics industry power.

Hundreds of thousands of Russian seafarers are moving into the world's shipping market, lowering wag

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

Smartly dressed white professionals from comfortable South African suburbs stand in line uneasily wi

Shippers, carriers and middlemen in the transportation business are all making plans for voluminous

The success or failure of a plan to market $1 billion worth of Ukrainian-built ships aspart of a bar

Bush administration officials rejected charges that they are abusing national security rules by keep

The rate-setting conference that represents ocean carriers in the eastboundtrans-Pacific tra

Czechoslovak inflation will drop to about 10 percent in 1992, from 53.6 percent last year, the gover

A trade rush is on here that yet may rival the California gold rush of a century ago, but, this time

The huge turnover in Congress next year will almost certainly limit prospects for significant revisi

Labor unions throughout Washington state are threatening to boycott Alaska Airlines unless managemen

The answers to two timely questions will determine the direction of the U.S.dollar against o

Just a few years ago, Daniel Dominguez could handle the operations of his firm's Mexico City office

Hong Kong is moving to lighten the bureaucratic load on direct shipments of textiles and garments to

For the week ended Oct. 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Counting trucks in Laredo is one job guaranteed to make you dizzy. Since 1987, that Texas bo

CF MotorFreight, one of the nation's largest trucking companies, announced Friday it will increase i

Despite resistance by some developing-country governments to giving up their monopoly on broadcastin

While traveling recently in Mexico City, Gary Boyd heard some statistics that left him smiling.<

British Airways PLC will acquire troubled regional airline Dan-Air in exchange for assuming its owne

Semiconductor makers produced a lot of sound and fury after their rough welcome into the big leagues

The U.S. Department of Transportation has granted an operating permit to Fine Airlines, a Miami-base

A transport and logistics pact between a unit of Federal Express Corp. and National Semiconductor wi

Another revolution is under way in Mexico, and you can look for this one to have a significant impac

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South Korean officials eager to increase trade and investment ties with the United States are viewin

Mexico's role in the automobile industry is likely to accelerate, as the North American motor vehicl

For the second year in a row, independent truckers responding to a magazine survey havebestowed Penn

Harper Group, a large customs broker and freight forwarder based here, is installing a direct comput

While sexy computer applications like automated filing of customs entries receive most of the attent

Trade experts who have just completed a $330,000 study of the North American free-trade agreement's

Novell Inc. and Onward Technologies Group have formed a joint venture called Onward Novell Software

California will get $1.2 million in federal money for a 100-mph railroad to compete with freeway and

Partnerships between U.S. companies and South Korean manufacturers will facilitate U.S. entry into m

GERMANY MAPS PLAN FOR CLEANUP IN EASTBONN, Germany - The German government said Frid

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