International Trade and Ports

Now that the FIFA World Cup is over in Brazil, it’s back to business in South America’s largest nation. And…

The report, sponsored by Penske Logistics and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals, and compiled by analyst Rosalyn Wilson,…

In recent years, while Europe has been struggling with the impact of an economic downturn, the economies of Latin America…

Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward today announced that a major manufacturing facility will be built at the City-owned Port of Pensacola,…

China dominates trade relations among the BRICS, according to Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, and Foreign Trade. In 2013, the…

While lawmakers are scrambling to find a way to replenish the Department of Transportation’s Highway Trust Fund, Rep. Janice Hahn…

House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-CA) today announced that the Subcommittee will hold a hearing on…

The college, in an effort to get more people to sign up for the program, will hold information sessions on…

Senior Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill increasingly view a renewal of the Export-Import Bank as part of a possible…

A sense of urgency took hold in the Capitol on Tuesday, as lawmakers ramped up work on legislation to prevent…

Florida again topped the nation as the state of choice among international real estate buyers, capturing 23 percent of sales…

The Nicaraguan government and the company behind plans to build a canal linking the Atlantic and the Pacific Ocean have…

“It’s very difficult to get a visa,” said Lotringer, president of the Central Florida-based Live Israel Tours. About 331,000 Israelis…

U.S. small and medium enterprises (SMEs) will probably face more challenges to obtain financing for their exports abroad if the…

So why has Peru been flying under the radar while the likes of Brazil, Chile and Colombia have been beating…