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ALUMINUM PRODUCTION DECREASES IN EUROPELONDON - European primary aluminum production

As of Aug. 25, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

India's four aluminum companies produced 148,656 tons of metal in the first four months of fiscal 19

WILLIS CORROON GROUP SEES 1ST-HALF PROFIT FALLLONDON - The insurance broking group W

Aug. 25, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Orders for copper tubes are expected to rise sharply in September due to hot summer demand for air c

Fresh efforts are being made in the Philippines to create a petrochemical industry, a desire frustra

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 230.22 up 1.31

Weather continues to boost the prices of "tropical" commodities like coffee, cocoa and sugar.

Insurance companies will not be obligated to join a planned public corporation to provide help to in

American General Corp. hopes to get a ruling before the weekend, as to whether the company it's seek

Thoughtless and unnecessary steel purchasing by China has knocked the wind out of the domestic marke

JAPAN CASTS DOUBTS ON US INSURANCE DEALTOKYO - Japanese officials are increasingly p

"The WTO's 'trade uber alles' regime adds another layer of unaccountable bureaucracy to chill future

The Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) and the Georgia Freight Bureau (GFB), operator of

With the construction business down in Europe, Canada and Australia, Jim Walter International Corp.

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

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

Attempting to lure a bigger share of the growing cross-border trade, Mexico's largest public warehou

CARDINAL LOGISTICS (Concord, N.C.) - Dale Ramseur was named vice president of logistics atthis new t

TNT Logistik, the transport planning and fleet management arm of TNT Express Holding Germany, has wo

GM STRIKE IDLES EIGHT ASSEMBLY PLANTSDETROIT - A strike at a key General Motors Corp

Exporters of Australia's native flowers say the world's cut-flower traders are poised for a thorny b

Four states have received the lion's share of the Federal Highway Administration's annual redistribu

The failure of Japan's National Space Development Agency (Nasda) to launch its new H-2 rocket last w

The acquisition of Fisher Price and the general increase in north-south business has Mattel Toys exp

Importers often inquire whether a "license" or "royalty fee" paid to a vendor becomespart of the dut

The Philippine Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in favor of a controversial law which will extend val

NEW ORLEANS PORT BOARD OKS REBUY OF WHARVESNEW ORLEANS - The Port of New Orleans' bo

A federal government analysis of water flow and operating strategies for the Columbia River system s

The Maritime Administration said it will provide $4.4 million over two years to help fund constructi

A Federal Maritime Commission proposal to make ocean carriers pay a fee for filing freight rates wit

U.S. railroads and private car owners took delivery of 22,549 new freight cars and 269 locomotives i

Air carriers are unhappy with recent Argentine Air Force regulations governing ground handling servi

Next week 15 carriers in the U.S.-Mediterranean shipping lanes will introduce a rate-policing progra

More than eight months after the enactment of the North American Free Trade Agreement, a special lab

The United States is talking informally with Japanese officials about increased access for U.S. airl

While most European airlines are frantically chasing alliances or seeking government handouts, Finna

The world's top construction firms will soon be poring over tenders for one of Europe's biggest infr

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