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Economists expect the U.S. trade deficit for December to widen to $5 billionfrom November's

A subsidiary of Oregon's largest air cargo line and a Seattle company that packs and unpacks air con

Scheduled talks next week in Ottawa between the United States and Canada for a new bilateral air tra

The guns that thundered at Iwo Jima are capped. Crates and cables litter the deck where Japan surren

Feb. 19, 1992 Copper Total, 30,585. Gold Total, .1,374,083.Silver Total, .276

Wheat futures closed higher Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade, staging an impressive recovery

Congress is expected to try to defuse a serious trade dispute next week by amending a U.S. dolphin-p

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Sea-Land Service Inc. switched its Panamanian port of call to Coco Solo, saying the port's lack of c

Sumitomo Corp. may sue the Los Angeles' County Transportation Commission seeking damages in the abru

New York Mercantile Exchange Feb. 18, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

NATURAL GAS FUTURES MOVE UP ON NYMEXNEW YORK - Natural gas futures for March deliver

The U.S. Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp., the federal agency that backs pension funds at many major c

Poland's center-right government faced criticism Wednesday of its plans to ease austerity while a to

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