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Traders throughout Central America hope a widespread privatization effort, along with the end of El

Catherine Rosario was named daily maritime display advertising manager for the New York metropolitan

Months of struggle to rescue the local unit of Bank of Credit & Commerce International SA collapsed

Regional Container Lines might not be a household name to many North American companies, but there's

In the two months since the collapse of Russia's foreign trade bank, Western businesses with account

Portugal's entry into the European Community in 1986 "has spurred strong economic growth and increas

US REBUFFS SLOVENIA ON TRADE PRIVILEGESThe Bush administration declined to extend trade priv

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

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Feb. 19, 1992Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel

THE MOST SERIOUS LABOR ACTION to hit the U.S. coal industry since a strike against Pittston Coal Gro

Arthur Brown, chairman and chief executive of Hecla Mining Co., said he expects the shortfall in ava

Aetna Life and Casualty Co. has become an unwilling pioneer in the new world of shareholder rights.<

A suit filed in U.S. District Court in Trenton pits two claims processing companies against a comput

The western German average hourly wages index (1985=100) rose 6.5 percent in 1991 from 1990, accordi

The U.S. dollar was trading slightly higher early Wednesday afternoon, following optimistic statemen

U.S. steel industry leaders publicly launched a campaign Wednesday to reverse President Bush's 1989

Ham prices, which have been rising since January, could be nearing an earlier-than-expected seasonal

Tunisia has been the most aggressive of the five nations of North Africa's Arab Maghreb Union in lur

Poland has reached an agreement with Germany to cut in half the $5.5 billion (9.1 billion deutsche m

Railroad intermodal operations are bringing prices down to the point where long-haul truckload motor

Brazilian manufacturers, transport companies and trade community members plan to establish a group t

The U.S. Treasury Department's point man on international affairs kicked off a four-day tour of Cent

The Department of Energy forecasts world oil prices to average from $16.76 to $20.75 a barrel in 199

THAI AROMATICS PROJECT CALLS NEW PLANT BIDSBANGKOK, Thailand - A Thai government-owned proje

After hearing debate on a bill to transform the Panama Canal Commission into a civilian transport ag

Association of Transportation Practitioners and Council of Logistics Management, joint meetingof the

The growth of Singapore's offshore banking industry is slowing, not only due to the world economic d

Eric B. Adamson was appointed vice president of operations at this bulk transportation and material

ST. LOUIS CAN'T CASH CHECKS FROM TWAST. LOUIS - Checks from Trans World Airways tota

Eyeing shippers who need to out-source transportation services, Carolina Freight Carriers Corp. is s

COFFEE FUTURES RECOVER IN WAKE OF SEVERE DIPCoffee futures dipped to new life-of- contract l

Activity is returning to normal at Southern Pacific Transportation Co.'s giant Intermodal Container

The European Commission Wednesday fired the opening shots in a campaign toshift freight from

China's "Silicon Valley" is enticing U.S. companies to production ventures using the large pool of c

COASTAL GAS MARKETING COMPANY Coastal Gas Marketing Company (formerly ANR Gathering

Cuba and China signed a trade protocol for 1992 under which the Caribbean island will for the first

Officials from Japanese petrochemical companies are scheduled to meet with the Saudi Arabian Marketi

The Big Three automakers captured nearly two in five of the "best values" in IntelliChoice Inc.'s si

The executive vice president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners in Kansas City,

Foreign institutional investors are angry that Taiwan's central bank has called a halt to further re