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Key negotiators in the effort to liberalize trade in services remain far apart and will require a po

United Parcel Service, in a move likely to intensify competition in the rough-and-tumble air express

Sugar buyers are likely to pass on low-quality sugar being pitched by the Philippines in a plan to e

Hong Kong's chief executive Wednesday announced a new advisory council to help promote trade and inv

Exporters need some sort of selection process in choosing publications in which to advertise oversea

New York Mercantile Exchange Oct. 8, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen Hig

Thursday Oct. 8, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

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

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

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

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

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

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

The U.S. Customs Service is hoping to totally modernize its commercial operations through a legislat

Business Logistics Services, a division of Federal Express Corp., has relocated its facilities in th

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway is spending more than $370 million on roadway capital and mainte

The European Community warned Thursday it may challenge an extension of the U.S. trade embargo of Cu

Despite heated rhetoric from supporters and detractors, the North American free-trade agreement woul

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

Oct. 8, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The Food and Drug Administration won congressional approval Wednesday to charge drug companies more

Oct. 8, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

A Chevron official Thursday said the company's 65,000-barrels-a-day fluid catalytic cracking unit at

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

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

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

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

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

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

A German government official said Thursday the yen is still undervalued against European currencies,

German business leaders, long among the most enthusiastic backers of European unity, accused the Eur

U.S. airlines will post dismal results for the quarter just completed, in part because of a vicious

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 400,000 people during the week end

Frustrated that a major sale of Kansas trackage to Amerail Acquisition Corp. has stalled, Atchison,

Taiwan's economy is enjoying an unexpectedly good year in 1992, as businesses turn a deaf ear to a c

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

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

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

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