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In the computer software boom of the late 1980s, many U.S. companies knew that international demand

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Jumping on the North America Free Trade Agreement bandwagon, the state of Florida officially opened

The Indian government will consider requests from domestic manufacturers for duty-free imports of ca

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

The U.S. government has approved over 1,500 export licenses for equipment and materials to users in

Taiwan is being pressured to quit stalling and come forward with solid market-opening offers commens

Taiwan's plan to dismantle the $4.5 billion-a-year state telecommunications monopoly in answer to a

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION UP 16.4 PERCENT IN CHINAHONG KONG - China's industrial product

Condominium owners who have endured huge increases in their property insurance premiums since Hurric

Abolishing the no-fault insurance system in Hawaii, as a recent consumer report suggests, will not b

Nearly a quarter-century ago Sen. Edward M. Kennedy introduced a universal health-care plan.

More than half of South Carolina's insurance agents could lose their licenses Sept. 1 unless they pr

EXECUTIVE RISK INC. REPORTS FLAT INCOMESIMSBURY, Conn. - Executive Risk Inc. reporte

AIG UNIT TO RETURN TO PAKISTAN MARKETNEW YORK - American Life Insurance Co. (Alico),

A diverse coalition of business, insurance and consumer interests criticized the Superfund reform bi

The shuttle train departed from Folkestone, England so quietly and smoothly you barely knew you were

Sweden posted a 6.6 billion-krona (US$858 million) surplus in the country's foreign trade of goods i

JAPAN TEXTILE COUNCIL URGES IMPORT CONTROLSTOKYO - The Japanese Ministry of Internat

SALT LAKE CITY AIRPORT TO REQUEST OK FOR FEESALT LAKE CITY - The fast-growing Salt L

The long-awaited dredging of the Parana River between Santa Fe and the Port of Buenos Aires should f

A towboat and barge will serve as a temporary ferry while the pontoon bridge across Grand River at B

Federal Maritime Commissioner Frank Ivancie said Tuesday that European maritime regulators are getti

Cargo moved through the Port of Gulfport more than doubled in April, to 178,264 tons from 82,376 ton

SHIPPING LINE FORMED IN FUJIAN PROVINCEXIAMEN, China - Xiamen Oceangoing Transport C

SEA-LAND SERVICE INC. (Liberty Corner, N.J.) - Arno H.F. Dimmling, a longtime executive with Crowley

The state Senate transportation committee will hold a hearing at the statehouse here today on two bi

Aviation Career and Job Fair and Training/Human Resource Opportunities in Intermodal Transportation.

Fritz Cos. is continuing expansion efforts in Europe and Southern Asia, recently acquiring agents or

A compromise between two subcommittee chairmen has allowed the House Public Works and Transportation

KENTUCKY TRUCK WRECK SPEWS TOXIC FUMESBROOKS, Ky. - A tractor-trailer hauling 3,800

USAir fleet-service workers, who work on airport ramps, loading and unloading cargo, baggage, meals

The range of bulk prices per gallon for self-sevice diesel fuel found nationwide by states as collec

The British cabinet may elect today to privatize segments of the country's Post Office, including th

The Federal Highway Administration Wednesday unveiled new rules that states must follow in administe

A nearly two-week strike by customs inspectors in Brazil is wreaking havoc on air cargoshipments.

The Teamsters union, its coffers at a dangerously low level, unveiled an aggressive belt-tightening

Rep. William O. Lipinski, D-Ill., a consistent opponent of last year's British Air investment in USA

Top executives of the Union Pacific Railroad met here Tuesday with port directors from Los Angeles a

International oil companies are reeling from China's new ban on oil imports and curbs on domestic pr