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If the pattern of 1987 and previous years holds true, U.S. imports from Mexico this year should rise

The last thing Louis Paulsen expected to hear was that he may have to pay his customs broker more mo

Australia Hits Snag With Turkish PlanROTTERDAM, The Netherlands - A project to ship 3 millio

Union Carbide Corp. has acquired BP Chemicals International's worldwide hydroxyethyl cellulose busin

Japan May Cut Imports Of US Feed GrainsZenchu, Japan's Central Union of Agricultural Coopera

Japanese automakers assembled cars at a faster average rate at company plants in the United States t

In a further liberalization of its foreign investment rules, Mexico is allowing outside capital into

First Call Corp., a Boston-based financial information service firm, is developing an on-line data b

An agreement to distribute financial news and statistics in Japan was signed Monday by Knight-Ridder

The Soviet Union's annual gold sales on the world market are 5 million to 10 million ounces, accordi

Alan Kennedy hasn't taken long to discover what short memories many shipowners have. Just tw

Energy producers should not expect OPEC or the U.S. government to act this year to boost oil prices,

Aluminum Company of America's Industrial Products division and Coastal Products & Chemicals, Houston

General Public Utilities Corp. said it has asked the Securities and ExchangeCommission for p

Sabena, Belgium's national airline, is exploring cooperation deals with other European carriers in a

Individual member lines of a rate-setting conference covering U.S. exports to southern Europe are pl

U.S. trade officials will wait until May to review the possible reallocation of Panama's share of th

Ford Pay Hike Rejected As UK Workers StrikeUnions representing more than 32,000 auto workers

China is adopting new guidelines for its rapidly developing electronics industry. The aim is

Nationwide Life Insurance Co. has developed a flexible-premium annuity that offers a variety of inv

New York State businesses no longer have a problem getting commercial liability insurance, but the c

Insurers aren't expected to flood the Florida medical malpractice insurance market in the wake of le

Nuclear plants in the United States are still a little cheaper to operate than coal-fired plants, bu

PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF NEW MEXICO (Albuquerque) - Mitchell J. Marzec was named treasurer, replacing L

World oil demand will increase 640,000 barrels a day in 1988 to an average 49.11 million b/d, a U.S.

This year is already showing all the hallmarks of 1987 for fledgling Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Ltd.,

While U.S. industry and government have been simply moving toxic waste problems from one place to an

The boom in the heavy truck market may abate sooner than most manufacturers expect, according to a r

On Luring Foreign Investors to the U.S.: A long list of juicy advantages is being offered fo

Ferry services between Britain and continental Europe were disrupted again Monday as the strike by B

BONDED WAREHOUSE AND FOREIGN TRADE ZONE FEES. No annual fee for bonded warehouses or foreign trade z

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

dImporters of automobiles and other foreign products crowded customs offices Monday to bring in a wi

WORLD BANK ETHIOPIA - $70 million to train professionals in farming, forestry, engineering a

U.S. companies are pouring money into Malaysia's blossoming electronics sector, already the country'

An organization representing U.S. semiconductor manufacturers is examining China's electronics indus

Prices of Mexican debt in the secondary market continue to be weak ahead of Mexico's Feb. 19 bond-fo

The Soviet Union is expected to buy at least 1.7 million metric tons of U.S. wheat in the near futur

AVIATION Air Europe fare cuts could spark price war. 5BBoeing would have to recall 1,100 of

The Australian coal industry is confident that there will be no price decrease in 1988 contracts wit