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When historians look back on the Reagan administration's eight-year trade policy record, two accompl

Tue., Dec. 22, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Last 2 USL Econships Bring $4 Million EachThe American Illinois and the American Washington,

Atari Corp. officials say they worked with federal agents on a sting operation to seize 2,000 pirate

Stock index futures did not cause or accelerate the stock market crash of Oct. 19, according to the

WORLD BANK INDIA - $200 million from the World Bank and $160 million from the bank's Interna

If British children don't wake up to find a game of Dingbats under the tree on Christmas morning the

Peace & Free Enterprise croons the card from the Cato Institute, a Washington-based conservative thi

President Reagan's decision last month to retaliate against Brazil for import restrictions on U.S. s

The Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp., frustrated by the apparent inability of its first choice among

About 50 nations, but not the United States, will adopt a new tariff classification system Jan. 1.

Tourism profits, cost-cutting, careful cash management and an emphasis on long-range goals are enabl

Charles P.K. Leon remembers shocking mainland Chinese by simply visiting them to drum up business fo

Cuba will send money and technicians to Zaire next year to help in the construction of a $110 millio

Landlocked Luxembourg plans to launch an international shipping registry on April 1 targetted at hig

Anglo American Auto Auctions Inc. will assist Phoenix-based U-Haul International in selling 50,000 r

Transportation Forum Honors ResearcherWASHINGTON, D.C. - The Transportation Research Forum h

A new accident study from the Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration confirms

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

State Comptroller Edward Regan said his office is going to "pass" on a request to look over the stat

A computerized materials handling system has reduced inventory costs and increased warehouse space b

Dec. 22 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

1261.5 (Dec. 22) Previous day - 1260.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Two days after one of the worst sea disasters this century, maritime officials say they hope both th

European experience with anti-lock brakes for heavy trucks and buses is giving U.S. fleets a glimpse

In a move to compensate ocean carriers for higher costs due to exchange rate fluctuations, the Trans

Guillermo Valls, executive director of the Puerto Rico Ports Authority, has submitted his letter of

An estimated 200 merchant seamen have perished or been declared missing in the Iran-Iraq war, accord

The U.S. government will have to identify, quickly and publicly, the countries that discriminate aga

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said Tuesday it had added Nikko Securities Co. International, C

Eastman Kodak Co. and the Japanese company that has been making alkaline batteries under the Kodak n

Japan Boosts Science, Technology ResearchJapan is steadily improving its research in science

Daiwa Cuts Staff At Its New York UnitTOKYO - Daiwa Securities Co. said Tuesday it will lay o

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Malaysia May See Palm Oil Stocks FallMalaysian palm oil stocks are falling at a faster rate

A major U.S. company is providing assistance for a US$23 million free trade zone being built in Jama

The transistor age began 40 years ago this week when the human voice was amplified by an unlikely co

New orders for durable goods from U.S. manufacturers were virtually unchanged in November at a seaso

A crop of aggressive youngsters is carrying the ball for three southern states determined to export

President Jose Sarney has decided not to renew the income tax exemption on profits from manufactured