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Britain's Civil Avi ation Authority (CAA) will have the final say on whether Scandinavian Airlines S

A crane barge intended to remove a container of hazardous chemicals from a grounded feeder barge was

Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. will buy ailing E.F. Hutton Group Inc. in a $1 billion deal that will

A surge in demand for transportation equipment, particularly aircraft and automobiles, lifted new or

30,000 Merino Sheep Perish in AustraliaMELBOURNE, Australia - More than 30,000 valuable meri

Illegal ocean polluters could find themselves fingered by an eye in the sky under a New Jersey senat

Ciba- Geigy Corp. has challenged all 12 municipal ocean dischargers of treated wastewater along the

Rhone-Poulenc Seals Stauffer PurchaseRhone-Poulenc Inc. completed its purchase of the basic

The U.S.-Canada bilateral trade accord will lead to increased U.S. imports of Canadian natural gas a

Thanksgiving week saw gasoline prices reverse their trends of a week earlier, according to the New Y

Under normal circumstances, no motor builder would dream of hitting an engine in a main bearing with

The next chairman of Lloyd's of London, Murray Lawrence, said he will run the insurance market as a

Frank B. Hall & Co. Inc. and Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co. have settled a $150 million lawsuit the N

Lightweight Ladder Easy to Carry, StoreA Japanese company has designed a lightweight, knock-

First Union Corp., a bank holding company, merged three recently acquired customs brokers into a sin

As port authority managers plan for further expansion of facilities they often find their once state

Federal Railroad Administrator John H. Riley Thursday called officials of strike-bound Springfield T

Northeastern and southern railroads dominate many of Amstar Corp.'s sugar transportation markets, al

Next week's summit meeting could lead to a renewal of some sort of maritime relations between this c

British Steel Corp.'s Thursday announcement that its profits for the first half of its current finan

The Federal Maritime Commission has published its proposed rules for some shipping agreements coveri

Farm Biotechnology Takes Root in USU.S. farm products with potential biotechnology applicati

Texaco Inc. was granted another 40 days to file a plan to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and com

December 3, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

U.S. businesses are going to have get off their paper treadmill if they want to survive in an increa

The United States has agreed to pay the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade part of the $9.1 mill

About 2.5 million New Yorkers had no health insurance in 1985, and if employment trends continue, th

Howtek, Tokyo Juki, Dataproducts Settle SuitHUDSON, N.H. - Howtek Inc. and Tokyo Juki Indust

Electronic data interchange is finally beginning to live up to its high opinion of itself. B

DHL Volume Grew 31 percent In Third QuarterREDWOOD CITY, Calif. - DHL Worldwide Express repo

The 36 West German containership owners who formed a temporary pooling arrangement in August to incr

A stock sale to raise up to $100 million for the parent of Norwegian Cruise Lines and Royal Viking L

December 2, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Ruling Set for January On Amoco Cadiz SpillU.S. District Judge Frank McGarr said he expects

State Farm Mutual is introducing two new rating features that the company said will save more than $

Indonesia's debt servicing costs will rise further this year because of the continuing fall of the U

David Parr, marketing manager for Thompson Transportation Ltd. of Lambeth, Ontario, needs no convinc

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

State lawmakers will consider legislation today designed to ease Pennsylvania's insurance problems

U.S. and Caribbean officials are at odds in assessing the impact of Washington's special trade progr