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The initiatives sketched out last week by new European Union Commission President Jacques Santer rep

"Mexico's progress toward economic and political reform is as momentous a development in our hemisph

US CUTS ROSE DUTIES ON COLOMBIA, ECUADORWASHINGTON - Provisional anti-dumping duties

Letters are flying between Washington and Ottawa in the hope of defusing a cultural tradeconflict be

Monday Jan. 30, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

The first meeting of the council of the World Trade Organization will go ahead today as planned afte

The credit profile of Australia's three largest banks not guaranteed by the government should contin

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

A group of 21 Republican lawmakers and two Democrats said Monday they will introduce legislation to

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

The first consignment of Bangladesh-produced quilts and comforters leaves shortly for the United Sta

Cuba, liberalizing its economy as it seeks to emerge from crisis, is for the first time offering for

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerceassumes

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

An official of China's China Import and Export Bank, which went into operation last July, said last

The Polish ministry of finance, in an effort to align its laws with those of Western Europe, has ame

MEXICO TO PRIVATIZE ITS SATELLITE INDUSTRYMEXICO CITY - The Chamber of Deputies, the

New York's port community remains split on whether to add dockworkers as two days of hearings on the

Telephone companies, scrambling to negotiate alliances to win business in tough global markets, face

A threatened railroad strike that could disrupt rail freight operations in Canada now appears to hav

Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo, just months after pledging not to privatize the state-owned railr

The Port of Vancouver, Wash., on the Columbia River, is coming off a solid year in 1994 and looking

Mexicana de Aviacion, once the pride of Mexico's airline industry, has been mauled by the country's

Denver International Airport, mothballed during a 16-month period of delays, has received its first

Northwest Airlines has been snatched from the threshold of the airline industry's graveyard.

A tobacco magnate and well-known associate of the late strongman Ferdinand Marcos has taken full con

SANTA FE SECURES LOAN COMMITMENTSSCHAUMBURG, Ill. - Santa Fe Pacific Corp. said Mond

Seeking to give automation a lift, senior executives from leading airlines and air freight forwarder

The Supreme Court of Canada has rejected a CP Rail appeal of a $4,000 fine levied for a controlled g

If they build it, will anyone come? Officials of 16 airlines, including all major U.S. carri

Shipping lines operating services between Europe and Japan are predicting a possible increase in car

European, U.S. and Japanese electronics industry leaders urged governments to promote the global inf

Squeezed into a crowded corner of suburban London, just south of Heathrow Airport, the barracks-like

U.S. shipbuilders face a difficult dilemma: the use of robot technology in the construction of ships

Talks to stave off U.S. trade sanctions against China are probably continuing on a low-key level, de

FHWA AWARDS PACTS FOR TRANSPORT STUDYWASHINGTON - The Federal Highway Administration

The Super Show '95. Feb. 3-6. Georgia World Congress Center, Georgia Dome and Atlanta Apparel Mart,

China must overhaul its sugar policy if it is to halt a drastic drop in production and rising depend

The Agriculture Department is forecasting a rebound this year in U.S. corn exports, which are expect

Jamaica's largest bauxite refinery, which was closed by a strike Jan. 20, restarted production Monda