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Taiwan will begin negotiations this week for entry into the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (

The U.S. dollar likely will decline this week as relative calm returns to Europe's currency markets

Brazilian oil worker unions called off a nationwide strike pending results of a congressional vote t

The privatization of British Coal, one of the last major sales planned by Britain's ruling Conservat

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Comments from French aluminum producer Pechiney that it is considering reducing output next year cou

U.S. and Australian coal shippers are alarmed over an International Maritime Organization proposal t

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The Argentine lower house of Congress approved a bill Thursday authorizing President Carlos Menem's

For the European Community, the process of liberalizing the internal aviation market has been a slow

16th International Air Cargo Forum and Exposition, Oct. 19-22. Luxembourg Congress and Trade Fair Ce

Less than three years ago, aviation was shaping up as a model for U.S. trade. The Bush administratio

The aviation industry is bullish on Newark International Airport. To handle the number of ca

The Air Transport Association will have to slash its 1993 budget by 25 percent, the president of the

American Airlines' top cargo executive is calling for the creation of a top- level committee of carr

A World Bank agency signed a preparatory document on Friday for investment promotion inpolitically s

Panama's legislature, acting over the objections of President Guillermo Endara and Panama City busin

Mutual insurance companies appear to have dodged attempts by some members of Congress to give the fe

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Sept. 25, 1992Residual Fuel Oil - (Dollars Per Met

CHINA OFFICIAL SEES GATT RE-ENTRY IN '93Li Zhongzhou, a Foreign Economic Relations and Trade

Insurers have long tried to change the industry's poor image. They say they are increasingly misunde

Sept. 25, 1992 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity

Sept. 25, 1992 Copper Total, 46,563. Gold Total, .1,943,010.Silver To

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index moved down slightly last week as prices for nonferrou

Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory have recycled up to half the plastics, or fluff, recovere

Producers from the International Coffee Organization have reacted positively to European Community a

Canada is meeting all of its sales commitments for wheat and is loading high- quality wheat at East

The alphabet soup of federal environmental laws is a source of confusion for many business managers,

Helmut Jahn spent the roaring '80s etching his distinctive mark on the skylines of American cities i

Competition among ports with off-dock facilities where marine containers are transferred to railcars

The Senate has approved a bipartisan measure aimed at easing the way for small businesses and the se

The lowering of rates and subsequent drops in yields emerged as the foremost forwarder concern voice

In "Minimizing the Risk of Handling Hazards," Page 4 of the August issue, there is only a proposal t

Major airline manufacturers predict that between 4,000 and 7,000 new jets will be needed over the ne

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

The Port of Galveston said it was selected by ABT Management Inc. to be the site of an automated bag

ARKANSAS FREIGHTWAYS CHANGES ITS NAMEHARRISON, Ark. - Arkansas Freightways Corp. boa

The U.S. presidential election and Europe's tumultuous struggle to unify are clouding hopes that the

Long before they became key players in the shipment of refrigerated containers, Richard and Mike Dan