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One of the leading opposition political parties in Ghana has pledged to privatize the external marke

Weekend rains in the Cote d'Ivoire have not reversed drought damage already done to this year's coco

A five-year study headed by Boston researchers has found that a bloodpressure drug can reduc

Reductions to Canada's canola crop could see a modest increase in domestic soybean oil usage in the

The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market, despite low volume, will continue to be a good reference price for tin,

Treatment with "clot-busting" drugs more than six hours after the start of a heart attack could save

Financially troubled Trans World Airlines, feeling the pinch of a depressed economy and the recent r

Restructuring continued at Sun Co. with the announcement Tuesday that the company might sell its coa

Japan's NHK public broadcasting network said Wednesday that it has chosen GE Technical Services Co.

The Polish government unveiled a bold plan Wednesday to force stubborn state industries to catch up

Two subsidized tanker companies received permission from the Maritime Administration to affiliate wi

Raytheon Corp. will help to turn a Slovakian tank factory into a civilian plant to manufacture road-

Imports into the Miami area in the two weeks immediately following Hurricane Andrew dropped off only

The House Wednesday easily passed a fiscal year 1993 funding bill for Maritime Administration progra

Conference and non-conference shipping lines planning to control capacity in the Far East-Europe tra

IMPEACHMENT VOTE SCHEDULED IN BRAZILBRASILIA, Brazil - Brazil's Chamber of Deputies

The Canadian government has launched a campaign to promote a free-trade pact with Mexico and the Uni

Southwest Marine Inc. of San Diego will put its Portland, Ore., ship repair facility, Northwest Mari

THAI MINISTER SEEKS TRADE GROUP MEETINGSINGAPORE - Outgoing Thai Prime Minister Anan

The weather seemed an appropriate reflection of the world's largest clock and watch show - generally

Costa Rica, contends it is being held back by its neighbors in the race for free-trade agreements wi

The Florida Insurance Department froze the rates of mogul commercial insurer American International

Man-made textiles soon could surpass cotton fabrics as India's biggest textile export, the country's

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Shipments through North America's largest coal terminal resumed this week after a two-day shutdown l

Layoffs at Newport News Shipbuilding could be avoided next year if the yard wins a contract to conve

Independent truckers in Canada have formed a cooperative association with a view to cutting costs an

INTERNATIONAL Logistics Program, Sept. 13-19. Sponsored by University of Tennessee in cooperation wi

President Bush's recent decision to relax a ban on air cargo moving between the United States and Le

In the past few months, the Interstate Commerce Commission has steadfastly refused to rule that any

For months, the U.S. government has quietly prodded reluctant European countries to open up their av

The American Trucking Associations, the industry trade group that has spoken out against bankrupt ca

The 102nd U.S. Congress has turned into the home stretch this week with no shortage of transportatio

Delays in putting the final touches on an agreement between Burlington Northern Railroad and the Sea

Some major players in the fiercely competitive North Atlantic air cargo market are taking a wait-and

An affiliate of Cove Shipping Inc. has completed renovations on a marine dock facility at Choctaw Po

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A year ago, President Bush stood on the rim of the Grand Canyon and saluted a new environmental regu