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The long lines at gas stations - a familiar sight when fuel prices tripled during the energy crises

Pemex, US Negotiating Oil Supply ContractMexico is negotiating to renew a contract to sell 6

After months of haggling, the government of Thailand says it will merge its overseas and domestic ai

Gas Outlook Bright Despite Delivery SnagsThe outlook for natural gas supply and potential fu

A new air freight forwarder has entered the highly competitive industry, and the company is being ru

In extensive discussion with Bernard F. Miller, it becomes inescapably clear that his thoughts, plan

Hawaiian Airlines Inc. suffered a net loss of $619,000 in its third quarter for 1987, compared to pr

A series of strike-caused flight cancellations Monday at Rome's main international airport began wha

Allied-Signal to Focus On Aircraft SystemsMORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Allied-Signal said it will

Air Canada will begin regularly scheduled service to South America now that Canada and Venezuela hav

The Interstate Commerce Commission Tuesday heard four Wisconsin paper mills argue for freight rebate

Springfield Terminal Rail Strike ContinuesThe tense United Transportation Union wildcat stri

The Interstate Commerce Commission will reopen a case involving the rights of two Western railroads

When Carlos Salinas de Gortari was selected in October as the ruling party candidate in Mexico's 198

The Supreme Court has agreed to decide a complicated maritime case involving a fatal accident on a s

The Association of Australian Port and Maritime Authorities has reorganized, and spokesmen say the g

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has labored long and hard, and once again, it has brought

The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday in the absence of a budget-cutting pact from Washington negotiators

For the first time in several years, there is little ground for an optimistic assessment of the near

The February agreement between the Group of Seven industrialized countries to stabilize the U.S. dol

The Louvre accord to stabilize the dollar was a major factor behind the stock market crash of Oct. 1

The battle for credit card customers in China is getting tougher, with heavyweight American Express

Commission Approves New Options ContractsWASHINGTON - The Commodity Futures Trading Commissi

Banco de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina's third-largest bank, will open its first office in th

China's corn exports in the 1987-88 (October-September) crop year are likely to total 3 million to 4

Last week's record $53.9 million sale of Vincent Van Gogh's "Irises" underlines the fact that as the

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Donald S. Greif will become vice president and general manager, industrial starch division, National

A House subcommittee is slated to begin drafting product liability reform legislation today that wil

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

Transport, Insurance Swell US Trade DeficitThe U.S. trade deficit was $12.587 billion in Sep

On July 1, 1997, the Union Jack - first unfurled in 1841 by Capt. John Elliot of the Royal Navy - wi

Commerce Secretary C. William Verity warned Japan Tuesday that its continued reluctance to slash its

It will be a full house and full debate this week at the annual National Industrial Transportation L

An antitrust suit by Topgallant Group against Sea-Land Corp. underscores the conflicts in the govern

The U.K. government's approval of a proposed merger of British Airways and British Caledonian Airway

Last week's record-breaking $53.9 million sale of Vincent Van Gogh's ''Irises" is a classic good new

Top Stories: International business is emerging as one of Houston's primary targets for broadenin

Aviation safety programs would be crippled if automatic federal spending cuts take effect this Frida

Jury selection began this week in a racketeering trial whose defendants include Donald Carson, execu