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What started as a trickle only five years ago has turned into a tidal wave of people, investment and

Panama, whose sprawling Colon Free Zone helped give the country a remarkable 9.3 percent economic gr

The European Community has warned liner shipping conferences not to attempt to control both freight

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

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

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

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

A growing network of free trade pacts and rising foreign investment are likely to bolster Latin Amer

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

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A senior Nordana Line executive said the Danish carrier does not intend to slash rates to gain marke

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Several of the nation's leading chemical companies last week said they had lower earnings for the th

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Sometimes the check really is in the mail - sort of. Nearly eight weeks after Hurricane Andrew damag

Lowell Beck, president of the National Association of Independent Insurers, in remarks prepared for

At first glance, the four-year spat between the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Board and th

A federal district judge Friday issued a preliminary injunction barring the U.S. Postal Service's 10

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Seeking deeper inroads into the fast-growing transportation technology field, Rockwell International

A controversial insurance solvency bill didn't make it to the floor of the House of Representatives

In its third joint venture in China, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. is joining with three Beijin

A Japanese scientist said Thursday he had brought about "cold" nuclear fusion, a reaction that in th

The North American free-trade agreement is encouraging U.S. insurers to capitalize wholly owned insu

John R. Graham, executive vice president and chief executive officer at Kansas Farm Bureau Mutual In

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