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Western Germany's consumer price index rose 0.3 percent in February from January and was 2.3 percent

Water-transportation advocates envisage the Gulf of Mexico and inland waterways coming to Life with

Gato Marino, the CSX Transportation cross-Gulf barge service, has never gotten off the ground.

No story.

With U.S.-Mexico trade reaching a record $92 billion from January to November last year and changes

Most are sticking, some are getting out, at least temporarily. Carriers such as Sea-Land Ser

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

Domestic commercial banks, propped by strong profits, are preparing for regional expansion and great

With the big markets of the United States and Mexico showing significant growth, Canada's two Class

JAPAN'S AUTO EXPORTS FELL 23 PERCENT IN JANUARYJapan's exports of cars, trucks and buses plu

NORTH AMERICA International Jeanswear & Sportswear. March 3-5. Miami Beach, Fla. Contact: (8

Logistics managers at some export assembly plants, or maquiladoras, along Mexico's border with the U

American President Lines Ltd., Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Nedlloyd Lines BV and Orient Overseas Container

WALKOUT CLOSES PORT OF SACRAMENTOWEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The Port of Sacramento wa

Wanted: A port operator to turn a small port on Delaware River into a containerport to rival Boston.

The Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. will host five public meetings to discuss proposed chang

An investor in the problem-plagued Denver International Airport filed a class-action lawsuit against

American International Freight Inc., an all-cargo air carrier, added Seattle this week to the list o

Amtrak hopes to meet with Canadian officials to discuss passenger rail service from St. Albans, Vt.,

STATE Feb. 18 Feb. 25 California $1.22 $1

The National Industrial Transportation League and Kingsley Group, transport consultants, team up thi

Lufthansa Cargo Airlines has moved the bulk of its express service operationsfrom the Frankf

Amtrak has given its newest and fastest train a test run. The renovated high-speed turbotrai

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide next year whether federal law protects non-U.S. citizens from dis

Congressional cutbacks in funding will put state and local governments under increasing pressure to

With the rest of its electric utility industry now owned by private investors, the United Kingdom is

It has been a long road back, but look for Orient Overseas Container Line to soon report strong earn

Copper prices should stay firm in the first half of this year because demand will exceed supply by m

As the farm bill 1995 debate rages in Washington, trepidation reigns among many U.S. corn growers wh

Kenya's state-run Coffee Board has raised its estimate of the 1994-95 (October-September) main crop

President Clinton urged Netherlands Prime Minister Wim Kok on Tuesday to buy American military helic

Tuesday Feb. 28, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

China plans to adopt revisions to its corporate law to punish the large number of company owners and

Higher prices for food, transportation and clothing pushed Canadian consumer prices up 0.4 percent i

NATIONAL STARCH AND CHEMICAL CO. (Bridgewater, N.J.) - Edward McKiernan was named director of risk m

HOECHST LOOKS TO BUY DOW CHEMICAL AFFILIATEMIDLAND, Mich. - Hoechst AG's Hoechst Gro

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

As of Feb. 28, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

The Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange has raised minimum original margin requirements for all coffee

The U.S. Supreme Court has breathed new life into a 9-year-old lawsuit by 38 neighbors of the Paoli,