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The Argentine government has taken a cautious first step toward raising oil production prices and, e

Parliament Approves Felixstowe ExpansionProposals to expand the containerport of Felixstowe

Truckload carriers will suffer the worst effects of the driver shortage in coming years as their lab

Automobile plant shutdowns spurred a drop of 2.4 percent in industrial electricity sales in the thir

Current textile quotas: Where the Average Recent Utilization Rate Indicates Full Quota Utilization

Boeing Wins 7 Orders From Four AirlinesFour airlines have ordered seven jets with a total va

Canada's air transport sector is continuing to recover, said a leading industry spokesman. P

Several hundred union members shut down most of Guilford Transportation Co.'s Springfield Terminal o

The acquisition of Chinese rights to import and distribute specialty products such as rubber chemica

On the same day that three Americans were killed just outside Clark Air Base, executives representin

Iraq claimed its warplanes hit another tanker in the Persian Gulf on Thursday, while Iran announced

J.T. Topping Named President of RoadwayAKRON, Ohio - John T. Topping was named president of

As an international conference to woo investment to the Philippines opened in Manila, a senior gover

Carteret Bancorp Inc. has filed a lawsuit in Delaware's Court of Chancery against Home Group Inc.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins Hospital are studying several people who suddenly tested negative for e

Electric utilities that depend on residual fuel oil to generate power report volatile prices through

John J. Cramsey said The Alamanc of Transportation has not been published and is only in manuscript

A new health insurance policy that helps pay the sometimes catastrophic costs of nursing home or in-

The port of Oakland hopes to increase its market share from 17.2 percent of the West Coast's cargo t

MALCOLM M.B. STERRETT'S DAYS ARE NUMBERED, or at least those days he intends to spend as a member o

The yen's sharp rise against the U.S. dollar since late 1985 may have hurt Japanese exports, but it

Kaiser Aluminum Sells European SubsidiaryOAKLAND, Calif. - Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.

Tue., Nov. 10, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Toshiba Co. should not be singled out for trade sanctions after shipping sophisticated milling machi

Rail management, faced with an uphill battle to defend the Staggers Rail Act that deregulated the ra

Miles Gets Approval For Antimicrobial DrugELKHART, Ind. - Miles Inc. announced that it has r

Niagara Mohawk Faces PSC InvestigationALBANY, N.Y. - The state Public Service Commission sai

The estimated $35 billion annual cost of long-term health care is emerging as a hot topic for public

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

A new air cargo company will be formally opened shortly by China to cope with growing demand, offici

Conrail to Purchase 30 GE LocomotivesERIE, Pa. - Conrail will buy 30 new high-horsepower loc

The proposed free trade pact between the United States and Canada has met with mixed reaction in the

The future U.S. labor force may not measure up to the current one in quantity or quality, according

The exploration side of the oil industry will continue to face "unrelentingpressure on profi

Saudi Arabia's oil minister took a hard line with fellow OPEC members Tuesday, saying that his count

The House Tuesday rejected a Republican bid to withdraw House support for the controversial trade pr

Gov. Neil Goldschmidt has thrown his weight behind a move to allow states to ban the export of logs

KLM Cargo Growth Hit 20 percent in SeptemberKLM Royal Dutch Airlines reported a 20 percent r

EC Ministers Approve Aid for African NationsBRUSSELS, Belgium - Development ministers of the

Officials in Malaysia are claiming a breakthrough in their attempts to stifle an anti-palm oil lobby