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BUNDESBANK COUNCIL LIKELY TO STAND PATFRANKFURT, West Germany - Economists and market partic

Sharing some of the insights and experiences gathered during decades of work in international develo

Brazil's consumption of petroleum products in the first five months of 1989 rose to 1.095 million ba

HYUNDAI PORTLAND PLANT BREAKS GROUND TODAYGARDEN GROVE, Calif. - Hyundai Motor America will

Money is to be made in the deregulated transportation industries of Europe and Canada. A pan

The insurance rates on political risk coverage for China have increased eight-fold in the last two w

If you're among the army of Americans who will be changing their address in the next four months, bo

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan said Wednesday that the exploding growth and increasin

Several transportation executives disagreed here this week as to whether the union of international

Two days of bilateral subcabinet-level talks ended Wednesday with an agreement for the United States

A senior Hong Kong official expressed confidence Wednesday that China, despite its current problems,

HUSH PUPPIES MAY POUND RED SQUAREROCKFORD, Mich. - The maker of Hush Puppies pigskin shoes s

CITICORP (New York) - Philip D. Sherman was named global business manager of institutional investmen

Tue., June 13, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Brazil's unique but troubled fuel alcohol program could cut deeply into the nation's sugar exports o

A story and caption on page 2C of the June 13 edition of The Journal of Commerce ought to have state

China's bid for membership in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, the trade benefits it rece

Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev said Tuesday that the Soviet Union is planning additional changes

Chemical industry officials say they are pleased with initial reports of President Bush's plan to re

While still in their infancy, reload centers are forging a new working relationship between railroad

If the Southern Pacific Transportation Co. were a maiden at a formal dance in Southern California, i

The American Steamship Co. will rechristen on June 15 a Great Lakes carrier so that it will carry th

A U.S. company that claims it is being blocked from entering the U.S.-Ecuador liquid bulk trade does

A coalition of shippers and truckers sent letters to House and Senate transportation leaders seeking

Mexican trucking companies serving border areas in the United States would be forced to meet traditi

The worldwide focus on recent events in China and the ongoing quiet revolution in the Soviet Union h

A French company is helping the Cuban government build its first terminal to receive large oil tanke

IRANIAN SEES HOSTAGES REMAINING IN LEBANONSIDON, Lebanon - A senior cleric with links to Leb

A three-month review of imported assault weapons by the government has concluded that some of them w

Free trade with Canada is too expensive to be worthwhile, according to some of the exporters and bro

June 13, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

(First of Two Articles) AMSTELVEEN, NETHERLANDS - ALMOST FROM THE MOMENT that the air freig

Striking dockers at three U.K. ports voted to return to work Tuesday or today, leading to speculatio

Despite the 26-year-old U.S. embargo on trade with Cuba, a daily air freight operation carries newsp

The Bush administration appears to be getting close to deciding its steel trade policy. Pres

* EC 1992 Regulatory Roundup 4A * A.E. Cullison - Asia View 8A* Don C. Becker - Publisher's

The U.S. international payments deficit rose to $30.7 billion in the first quarter of this year, alm

A House Ways and Means subcommittee endorsed legislation to alter the corporate alternative minimum

Matson Navigation Co. is wrapping up a feasibility study that explores the pros and cons of ending d

NORTH AMERICA World Tech 89. June 28-30. Jacob Javits Convention Center. New York. Internati