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A consortium of academic and business groups from Minnesota this week signed a joint venture agreeme

Raritan Traffic Club. Oct. 13. Pines Manor, Highway 27, Edison, N.J., 7 p.m. Lewis Welter, senior vi

S. KOREA'S DAEWOO PLANS CHINA INVESTMENTSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Daewoo Business

Taiwan's financial reform picked up the pace over the last year, as 15 commercial banks opened their

A Nigerian state governor is promoting his region's economic potential to attract investment for a p

The bi-state port authority for the Philadelphia region would gain more autonomy and nolonger have t

The island's shipping industry is working its way out of a slump, with North American routes helping

Thailand's January-September trade deficit fell 21.9 percent to about 157 billion baht ($6.25 billio

Tanker owners hope to improve their somewhat frosty relations with underwriters and obtain better in

DCL REPORTS SUCCESS ON US-ARGENTINA ROUTECARSON, Calif. - Direct Container Line (DCL) report

MERCER MANAGEMENT CONSULTING INC. (New York) - Michael D. Tebay joined the management consulting fir

As Veterans' Day approaches, the South Street Seaport Museum is offering special events, including a

After picking up at a 12 percent annual rate during the first five months of the year, Taiwan's tour

Taiwan has gone a long way in its drive to win recognition on world markets that the quality of its

As recently as five years ago, the Taiwan government still outlawed travel by its citizens to mainla

While facing some significant marketing challenges, Chilean fruit shippers expect to export a much l

Except for competitive heat flashing from Florida toward Mexico, the proposed North American free-tr

The dollar is down. The crop is up. And so are hopes for Florida citrus exports in1992-93. A variety

It's too early to know the volume of U.S. fresh apple exports to Europe this year,but the apple indu

Work is under way to create an international charter for use between U.S. produce exporters and Euro

In early October, Philadelphia's International Longshoremen's Association was in an extended process

Colombia annually exports fresh flowers worth about $300 million. Colombia's annual banana exports v

As talk about a free-trade agreement grew more serious earlier this year, it caused Robert C. Jacobs

Cost controls and new markets are just two of several enticements luring more and more U.S. companie

The Customs Modernization Bill, expected to be passed by Congress, will impose, among other things,

Russia's grandiose plans for a network of 11 free economic zones to help boost foreign investment an

Aetna Life Insurance Co. agreed Wednesday to pay the Somerville (Mass.) Retirement Board more than $

Businesses in the greater New York City region that want to locate in a foreign trade zone program h

Like most other businesses, airports in the United States are feeling the pinch of an entrenched rec

Lloyd's of London has appointed Brian Garraway, deputy chairman of tobacco and financial services co

CLAIM ASSOCIATION ELECTS BEANE PRESIDENTThe International Claim Association elected C. Ernes

Mutual Benefit Life's rehabilitator said Wednesday he wants 46 state guaranteefunds to reapp

The U.S. Supreme Court this week agreed to decide whether employers may contribute property rather t

U.S. insurers risk having to pay billions of dollars in unnecessary health, safety and environmental

A story on Page 9A Wednesday, "Storms Seen Slight Benefit for Some Brokers in Quarter," should not h

The French government will pump 700 million francs ($140 million) into Compagnie Generale Maritime t

Some small to medium-sized truckers report they have more freight than they know what to do with, ev

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A story on Page 1A Tuesday, "Congress OKs Fees to Access FMC Ship Tariffs," should have made it clea

To combat rising competition from U.S. ports and intermodal networks, Canada's leading ports have fo