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The California Department of Insurance will hold a series of public hearings on the status of the re

DEFENDERS OF THE STAGGERS RAIL ACT have cranked up their campaign to maintain status quo, with conce

A presidential commission has handed President Reagan a report warning that the U.S. maritime indust

Working with tariffs often requires muscle as well as wit. But today's thick books and piles of pape

Earnings Drop For Yellow FreightOVERLAND PARK, Kan. - Yellow Freight System Inc.'s third qua

Potlach Plans Offices In Japan and AustraliaPotlatch Corp. said it is increasing its commitm

This week's collapse of stock prices may cut deeper into already lackluster buying abroad for the Ch

In a development that could have profound effects on Mexico's politics and economy - and on the aili

Following a week of rumors surrounding the possible resignation of Genoa Port Authority President Ro

Brooklyn Union Gas Co. Tuesday signed a long-term contract to buy natural gas directly from Shell Oi

These days, most of the country would happily trade places with the Northeast, where the economy is

The administration may remove sanctions on $84 million in Japanese electronics goods by the end of t

The cut in U.S. prime rates Tuesday was greeted with astonishment in Europe as the money markets sta

Reagan administration officials offered mixed reactions to the nomination of former Japanese finance

Marsh & McLennan Revenue Rises 16 percentMarsh & McLennan Cos. Tuesday reported that revenue

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

Takeshita to Succeed Nakasone in JapanNoboru Takeshita will succeed Yasuhiro Nakasone as the

Thailand's railways are confronted with a deepening financial crisis and the losses have become so b

Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India expressed "confidence mixed with caution" in his country's econ

Stock markets crashed around the world Monday in an emotional selling spree linked to a falling doll

Congress should double the pesticide testing budget of the Environmental Protection Agency so the ag

The Federal Reserve Board has no plans for another boost in its discount rate, the board's vice chai

CUSTOMS FORM 300 PREPARATION. The new Customs Entry Numbering System, as it relates to Bonded Wareho

Oct. 19 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

VOLVO GM Heavy Truck Corp. has taken a sharp pencil to a square nose in reshaping the ancient lines

Privatization and merger may be in the future for two debt-ridden Brazilian commercial airlines, wit

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

California's "bottle bill," which proponents depicted as a model to be followed across the country t

Federal officials met last Friday to set a date for releasing their report and findings on the colla

The abrasive behavior of the Soviet Union's top agriculture policy-maker may have ruffled some feath

Sea-Land Service Inc., emerging as a major Pacific rival of American President Lines Ltd., believes

Iran will export 100,000 barrels a day of crude oil to the Soviet Union in return for refined produc

Talks between Massachusetts energy officials and Texas-based energy companies aren't meant to pressu

Freight rate increases on trans-Pacific trade routes will be held to a minimum next year because ves

The supporters of railroad deregulation kicked off a campaign Monday to defeat legislative attempts

The textile and apparel trade deficit for the first eight months of the year reached a new record le

A high Soviet official has called for much better rates of growth in the Soviet economy under the na

The Reagan administration is considering a second partial lifting of economic sanctions on selected

Roadway Opens Five New TerminalsAKRON, Ohio - Roadway Express Inc. recently opened five new

Ray A. Barnhart, who served longer than any Federal Highway Administrator, said he will resign his D