Latest news

All 45 foreign and domestic airlines flying into and out of Japan were instructed Wednesday by the J

America West Airlines has exercised options with de Havilland Canada for three new Dash 8 Series 100

Two previous administrators of the Federal Aviation Administration warned a presidential panel of po

A Guilford Transportation Industries executive predicts labor problems on its New England railroad w

The Federal Maritime Commission warned Wednesday that unless restrictions on third-flag carriers in

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

COGENERATION DEVELOPERS were startled when Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Chairman Dick Clarke quietly a

Boston Edison Co. came to New York Wednesday to show off its new management team, but brought no goo

A transmission line linking utilities in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware is back in service af

All but one of the 152 sirens in the 10-mile radius of the Indian Point nuclear power plants sounded

A disputes panel of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade has ruled that Japanese import curbs

Representatives of small farmers in North America, Europe and Japan say they will battle proposals b

U.S. fiscal incentives offered to returning overseas investments contributed more to the record high

Lloyd's of London announced Wednesday that its senior deputy chairman, Murray Lawrence, will succeed

The Federal Trade Commission has approved the divestiture of some of Hoechst Celanese Corp.'s polye

Gasoline imports increased substantially in the week ending Nov. 27, but otherwise supplies of key p

A federal research agency will retest the experimental and controversial drug ribavirin in an effort

Himont Income Increases 75 percentWILMINGTON, Del. - Himont Inc.'s net income for the fourth

U.S. Christmas shoppers tempted by an alligator belt from Italy or a walletfrom West Germany

Tobacco company lawyers can continue what an opposing attorney calls a questioning marathon intended

Consumer members of the International Cocoa Organization have given producers until the end of this

A Chinese trade promotion agency is attempting to reach small- and medium- sized businesses in the U

The Pan American World Airways board resumes its meeting today and is likely to discuss concessions

The nation's airport executives have applauded a decision by the Federal Aviation Administration not

The nation's 14 largest airlines improved their October on-time performance by 3 percent over Septem

Record coal exports of between 13.5 million and 14 million metric tons are expected by China this ye

A Boston-based anti-smoking group claimed Tuesday that a reported admission by a tobacco industry co

Foreign ministers of the European Community again failed to set new limits of permissible radiation

AVIATION Japan is stepping up airport security. 5BThe second DOT report card on airline ser

The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday in erratic trading, as the market sufferedfrom a lack of

Scientists Challenge Nuclear Rule ChangeCAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Union of Concerned Scientists

Romania on Wednesday accused the World Bank of discriminatory policies that undermine efforts of dev

As truck makers try to follow the twists and turns of federal regulations, truck drivers worry about

Trade Surplus Widens In South KoreaSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's trade surplus widened

For most of the last two decades, Japan was busy creating one of the world's most powerful economies

Wed., Dec. 2, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Opinion is sharply divided here on whether the reimposition of pork rationing in China will translat

Aircraft have replaced the camels of China's ancient silk route as carriers of the fabrics of Cathay

Turkish Prices Soar After Ozal ElectionANKARA, Turkey - Prices rose sharply in the wake of P

U.S. investors are flocking to foreign bonds and money market instruments in an effort to capitalize