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The government of Taiwan is promising further tariff cuts on imports as part of a new campaign to as

Cameroon's most dynamic businessman and entrepreneur, 36-year-old James Onobiono, believes the U.S.

Richard Burt, the U.S. ambassador to West Germany, warned that trade disputes between his country an

Nicholas Barber, chief executive of Ocean Transport and Trading, had a busy 1986, but 1987 looks lik

The goal of meeting the budget deficit targets in the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act is out of reach and

Brazil Withdraws Beef Price ConstraintsThe Brazilian government freed all wholesale and reta

Mobil Oil Co. is taking control of two Indonesian oil exploration contractsfrom other U.S. c

Boeing Computer, Tandem Team UpCUPERTINO, Calif. - Boeing Computer Services Co. and Tandem C

An export market exists for the output of the proposed 900-megawatt Site C hydroelectric dam in the

U.S. Sen. Pete Wilson says Gov. George Deukmejian's attack on Japanese trade restrictions "is absol

Khamenei: US Erred NICOSIA, Cyprus - Iranian President Ali Khamenei said the United States w

If the European Community carries through a plan to shut out U.S. meat imports next Jan. 1 because o

Turkey and the Soviet Union have reached agreement over the limits of their economic zones in the B

UK's Randall Unveils Seven-Day Time SwitchRandall Electronics Ltd. of Britain has designed t

Merchant seamen who ply the war-ravaged Persian Gulf rely on well-honed survival instincts, includin

Container shipments via the port of Hamburg, totaling 1,246,000 20-foot equivalent units in 1986, b

Orient Overseas Container Line's new ship, the Oriental Fortune, made its first U.S. call at the por

The streets of the United States may not exactly be paved with gold, but French companies seem to be

Passenger services at Manchester Airport, Britain's busiest air terminal outside the London area, ar

The new wave of interest in anti-lock brakes in the trucking industry has some manufacturers worried

Industry shipments of plastics in 1986 gained 6.3 percent (in 1982 dollars) as volume rose in respo

Hessenatie Neptunus N.V., Antwerp's largest stevedore, hopes to lure Sea- Land Service Inc. to its

Two Norwegian bulk transport shipping companies, Western Bulk Carriers (WBC) of Oslo and Ugland Bulk

Minneapolis to Host Technical Conference"Discover Change" will be the focus of the 58th annu

The chairman of the House Merchant Marine Subcommittee introduced a sweepingrevision of the

The president of Canada's largest diving company is readying a boat to hunt for treasure in deep wat

The sudden revival of Brazil's hyperinflation has combined with an erosion of its trade balance to p

Freight service operators might soon find Tanzania a more interesting marketbecause of sever

Prospects are brighter this year for Canada's yards thanks to several federal government orders, sai

Transcaribe Line is announcing the start-up of monthly LTL/FCL service direct to Kingston, Jamaica.

Fred Reinstein, president of Turbo Tek Enterprises, found a good market in Japan for his U.S.-made s

The National Farmers' Union bitterly attacked a government plan aimed at reducing Britain's food sur

''NORTH DAKOTA IS CLEAN," U.S. Sen. Quentin Burdick was quoted as saying not too long ago. The North

Nymex Plans to Lower Energy Futures MarginsThe New York Mercantile Exchange announced it wil

South African railway employees began operating transport trains from the Botswana border to Mafekin

The Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad believes National Steel Corp. will grow to become it

Lawyers for Rep. Mario Biaggi have met with Justice Department officials in an attempt to block an i

The Interstate Commerce Commission cleared the way for CSX Corp. to buy Sea- Land Corp. in the first

Supplies of key petroleum products followed normal seasonal patterns, with supplies of distillate d

Chinese Daily Criticizes Japan's Defense PolicyChina's official Communist Party newspaper We