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Icahn Has Plans to Buy TWA Stock on MarketAlthough he has withdrawn his going-private propos

In anticipation of a Senate consideration of a House airline consumer bill, three major New York Cit

American Railroad Conference and Exhibition on Local and Regional Railroads, Oct. 25-27, J.W. Marrio

Three times in the past week, the marble halls of Congress provided the stage for scenes in the cont

IC Industries, which is spinning off its Illinois Central Gulf Railroad unit to shareholders, has be

The on-time performance for NJ Transit rush-hour commuter trains slipped from 88 percent in August t

The Interstate Commerce Commission Wednesday heard management and labor debate how much labor protec

Iron ore, coal and coke continued as the leading cargoes through the port of Duluth-Superior in Augu

Charges of selling U.S. high-technology equipment to Cuba that were lodged against a West German wom

The newly created H.J. Heinz Co. joint venture in Thailand expects annual sales to rise to 500 milli

U.S. soybean farmers will resist any European Community move to squeeze U.S. soybean and soymeal imp

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

HOW TO USE: To determine the codes for specific products and services of interest to you, co

U.S. companies experiencing strong export growth throughout the 1980s have been few and far between.

US Boosts Share Of Information MarketThe U.S. share of the business, world computer and tele

The Indian government has a very long list of high-technology products it wants to buy from the Unit

The U.S. dollar pushed higher Wednesday, reversing an earlier decline, after the Federal Reserve sup

Soviets Purchase Corn From USThe Soviet Union has bought 125,000 metric tons of U.S. corn -

Despite the U.S. dollar's gains of more than two yen since Monday, foreign exchange dealers here sti

West Germany's ambassador to the United States hopes this week's market fluctuations will cause Cong

The government will ensure that all the country's creditor banks are able to sign a debt reschedulin

Mexican President Miguel de la Madrid Wednesday inaugurated an expansion of the aluminum smelter of

Promises by Japanese authorities to outlaw insider trading appear to be little more than lip service

U.S. maritime-industry unions haven't had it so bad since the Depression days of the mid-1930s.<

Transamerica Corp. announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire a 51 percent interest i

A new survey of New York's highways indicates that 64 percent of motorists are using their seat belt

Stock prices rose sharply Wednesday, as the market posted its first broad- based gain since Monday's

A Harvard University professor testified about the adverse health affects of mercury exposure at the

The Food and Drug Administration has cleared the way for the sale of a blood- clotting compound that

Three Thailand insurance companies and a major Bangkok bank have joined together to form a new insur

The Tokyo Stock Exchange reacted favorably Wednesday to Wall Street's rally Tuesday, with share pric

Stock index futures and options are likely to come under fire as a result of the tumult in the stock

When Ollie Swenson and his fellow Swedes sat down to their traditional crayfish feasts the past two

President Reagan's about-face on budget talks with Congress quickly led to meetings between his top

The United States is heading for slower economic growth rather than a recession next year, European

Insurers have started quoting higher rates this week for both ships and cargoes trading in the Persi

A clerk for the largest state employee union, the Civil Service Employees Association, and six other

They say history repeats itself. Bankers are lobbying Congress to change laws that prohibit

The Food and Drug Administration has cleared the way for new clinical trials of ribavirin, a drug wh

The port of Galveston has decided to sell its switching railroad to a private company that will leas