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Mexico wants to become a major exporter of clothing and shoes to the United States, officials here s

The 34th International Fancy Food & Confection Show. July 10-13. Some 700 gourmet food, confection,

US AND JAPAN DISCUSS GATT FARM PROPOSALSThe United States and Japan today begin three days o

China is complaining that it's importing too many inferior goods. Poor quality caused the St

In many ways Latin American countries are too caught up in their own political, inflation and debt

European insurers are preparing for tougher competition than they have ever faced before. In

Euro-panic is the dismissive phrase used by one Swiss banker to describe the response of the Europea

The thought of a United States of Europe, free of border controls and divergent standards and techn

NJ LAWMAKERS RENEW AUTO REFORM EFFORTTRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey officials went back to the d

France's burgeoning financial futures market, Matif, is putting the final touches on two new contrac

The U.S. Department of Commerce has established a new office to study plans by the European Communit

Just how soft is the market? While no industrywide figures on commercial insurance premium rates exi

Time appears to be drawing short for troubled American Mutual Insurance Cos. to come up with a solut

The Groupe des Assurances Nationales, France's third largest state-owned insurer, has signed a lette

U.K. insurers offering permanent health insurance cover should consider the possibility of excluding

Jim Burnley, 39-year-old secretary of transportation, did a media blitz on New York last Thursday, v

China's troubled but highly profitable national airline is due for a major management shake-up now t

In the June 27 edition of Air Commerce, Maureen Smith's employer was misidentified. Ms. Smit

Federal Express Corp. is looking forward to competing in a deregulated Europe. So said Judy

FIFTH 747 FREIGHTER ADDED BY LUFTHANSAFRANKFURT, West Germany - Lufthansa AG, the West Germa

NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP. (Santa Clara, Calif.) - H. Gene McCown was named vice president, treasu

Shippers acceptance of Burlington Air Express' higher prices for carrying domestic cargo is further

The year 1992 looms exceedingly large in the hopes and aspirations of Western Europe's air cargo exe

Some call it fun. Others call it bait. The real name of the game is EDI. Last week, the Port

In addition to video and voice capabilities, the multimedia computer of the '90s will have vast powe

Have no fear: EDI is here. Computer experts say security risks are growing at least as fast

CORVUS SYSTEMS FILES UNDER CHAPTER 11SAN JOSE, Calif. - Corvus Systems Inc., a Southern Cali

The head of the Soviet Union's new Environmental Protection Committee on Friday demanded that scient

The Dutch government is proposing legislation that would make all exports of toxic chemical waste su

CAUSTIC POTASH UP AT OXYCHEMOccidental Chemical Corp. is increasing its off-schedule prices

A management group and the Sterling Group have signed a letter of intent topurchase for $660

The bad news is that the fire at the Texaco Chemical Co. ethylene and propylene complex at Port Arth

The ocean shipping conference covering imports from northern Europe averted Federal Maritime Commiss

FREE-TRADE PACT BILL PROGRESSES IN CANADAOTTAWA - Canadian implementing legislation for the

* Import Quota Watch 4A * Grain and Soybean Futures Fall on Weather Forecast 6A* Al Kraus -

Carlos Salinas de Gortari, the almost certain winner of today's presidential election here, is likel

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Marine and aviation insurers aren't rushing to change premiums for commercial transport in the Persi

At ports around the country, some U.S. exports sit at the docks because containerships sailing to th

Japanese industrialists, manufacturers and government officials are demonstrating considerably more