| World Trade 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A key to no-risk open accounts sales. | Business, international | James Welsh |
| An international box standard for fruits and vegetables is on the way. | Business, international | |
| As Brazil goes ... a healthy Brazil will boost the region. | Business, international | Davis P. Goodman |
| Asian container shortage easing, analyst says. | Business, international | |
| Auto makers drive a hard bargain. | Business, international | Russ Banham |
| Bridging the communications gap. | Business, international | Gail Dutton |
| Building a global infrastructure. | Business, international | Steven Barth |
| Distance learning: linking the globe through education. | Business, international | Nadalyn C. Larsen |
| Driving automotive logistics. | Business, international | David Mungai |
| Ecuador crumbles under financial strain. | Business, international | |
| El Salvador and Honduras reach agreement on regional power grid. | Business, international | |
| European Central Bank cuts its benchmark interest rate. | Business, international | |
| EU/South Africa finally agree on trade pact. | Business, international | |
| Final justice for a California developer. | Business, international | |
| Five steps to finding the right business partners abroad. | Business, international | John Lalgee |
| Frequent flier and related travel incentive programs. | Business, international | Martha L. Celestini |
| Getting paid or what's a transaction for? | Business, international | |
| GM's Asian game plan: Push ahead. | Business, international | James Srodes |
| Implementing operational excellence. | Business, international | Mel Mandell |
| Indonesia elections only increase uncertainty. | Business, international | |
| Intellectual property rights strengthened in South America. | Business, international | |
| International factoring: the viable financing alternative. | Business, international | Ray Pereira |
| In the eye of the beholder. | Business, international | Sherrie Zhan |
| Less capital for Chinese companies: Foreign banks cut lending to China. | Business, international | |
| Mexican retailers predict flat or declining sales for 1999. | Business, international | |
| Mexico: the good, the bad, and the ugly. | Business, international | |
| More things to more people. | Business, international | Marcia Jedd |
| New Japanese accounting rules provide reality checks. | Business, international | Davis P. Goodman |
| Overseas employees: expatriots or local labor? | Business, international | Charlene Marmer Solomon |
| Pile on the fertilizer and keep 'em in the dark. | Business, international | |
| Pressure is on China to devalue renminbi. | Business, international | |
| Satellite communications: instant infrastructure for the new millennium. | Business, international | Bruce Elbert |
| South African work permits: the impossible solution. | Business, international | |
| Successful heavy-lift shipping: planning ahead is essential. | Business, international | Aaron Robertson |
| Tapping smarts overseas. | Business, international | Mel Mandell |
| The five issues that can make or break your business. | Business, international | Zhan, Sherrie E.; Goodman, Davis P. |
| The invisible giant. | Business, international | Ron Edwards |
| The next generation G-7. | Business, international | |
| The Y2K threat to world trade. | Business, international | James Srodes |
| US/Turkey sign investment agreement. | Business, international | |
| Whither Asia: is the crisis over? | Business, international | |
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