Latest news

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

Ride Snowboard, of Redmond, Wash., is said it signed a letter of intent to acquire Toronto's C.A.S.

HONDA PLANS INCREASE IN N. AMERICA OUTPUTTOKYO - Honda Motor Co., trying to cope wit

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service

When competitors were concentrating on technologically advanced markets in Europe, Centigram Communi

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

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

China's light industrial sector, one of the economic mainstays, is scouting abroad for partners and

The U.S. Customs Service's written notification of a problem can occur either before or after an ent

Jamaica's merchandise trade deficit widened to US$288.3 million in January- April this year, followi

The federal government is preparing an aggressive tourism strategy to market the United States abroa

Ships detained at least twice during the last 24 months and during the first quarter of 1994. Nam

Ships detained at least twice during the last 24 months and during the second quarter of 1994.

Maritime officials from the world's leading industrial nations are seeking ways of assuring that own

Ships registered in Cyprus, Panama, Malta and Greece featured prominently among the vessels detained

Longshoremen scuttled a deal that traded cuts in overtime pay for a new Halifax-Boston container lin

The California insurance commissioner accused an Orange County broker of pocketing nearly $500,000 i

The former insurance commissioner of New Jersey will be meeting with insurance regulators in catastr

A year after floodwaters were surging toward their violent and damaging crest on the Mississippi Riv

The colony's wildly competitive, HK$33 billion (US$4.3 billion) insurance industry is finally gettin

Unum Japan Accident Insurance Co., Unum Corp.'s Japanese affiliate, received its operating license f

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP (New York) - Mary G. "Trudi" Williams was named regional vice president

MONTANA SLASHES DEBT ON WORKERS COMP 95 PERCENTGREAT FALLS, Mont. - The state workers compen

When Centigram Communications Corp. of San Jose, Calif. started exporting in the late 1980s, the com

Some insurers say fraud is so rampant under the province's no-fault auto insurance law it may drive

A reported oil-equipment deal between Ukraine and Iraq has sparked concern by U.S. and U.N. official

U.S. and Canadian officials said they had broken up a scheme by a major Japanese trading firm and tw

U.S. bank loan exposure to nations and multilateral organizations rose 4 percent to $227.266 billion

The case of six Romanian stowaways held in a Groton, Conn., hotel has raised new questions about the

Taiwan's central bank appears to have chosen financial stability over economic growth, analysts said

RUSSIA MAY IMPORT AUSTRALIAN ALUMINACANBERRA, Australia - Australia is in negotiatio

Crowley Maritime Services' 25th and last sealift of oil-industry cargo to Alaska's Prudhoe Bay has g

The six member ocean carriers in the Latin American Shipping Service Association plan steep surcharg

RUSSIA AND JAPAN PLAN JOINT FERRY SERVICETOKYO - A Russia-Japanese private working g

The owners of the bulk carrier Apollo Sea, which disappeared off the Cape coast during a violent sto

Transport of Hazardous Materials - Basic Course. July 18-22. Sponsored by Hazardous Materials Adviso

Despite attempts by stevedoring employers at the French port of Marseilles to solve a labor conflict

In an effort to dig itself out of the red, Czech Railways has created a freight division in the hope

Businessman Tajudin Ramli on Wednesday took out the largest personal loan in Malaysian history - 1.7

ALITALIA, UNIONS REACH RESTRUCTURING ACCORDMILAN, Italy - Italian state airline Alit