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For the second time this year, the South Korean government has accelerated its timetable for the red

The U.S. and Canadian chemical industries are cautiously moving toward expanding trade with one anot

Pick up an American newspaper or magazine these days and you would think the entire country is engag

The Endicott oil field, the first to be continuously operated offshore in the Arctic Ocean, started

Acid rain controls could cost the economy 213,000 to 862,000 jobs by the year 2000, an industrial gr

Canada's two largest airlines have re-drawn their international networks, swapping certain routes, a

Malaysia registered a 5.801 billion ringgit (US$2.3 billion) trade surplus in the first six months o

When Imperial Chemical Industries gets an urgent order from its Wilmington, Del., plant on a Friday

It was as if Tacoma had been dubbed "King for the Day," as words of praise rolled off the tongues of

Iraq Tuesday threatened to answer Iran's missile attacks on Baghdad, the first in eight months, by b

Most insurance policies will cover property damage caused by the freak snowstorm that struck eastern

Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, and South African President P.W

Failure to reach an agreement with its engineering partner forced Weirton Steel into a last-minute w

Baker Says Formula Needed for Index LinkU.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III said the

Representatives of 14 striking rail labor unions will resume separate negotiations this week with th

Suriname's head of state has called on U.S. and other foreign investors to show faith in the South A

Railroads are going after the growing hazardous waste transportation business, a market to date serv

The Canadian railroad CP Rail has offered to operate commuter trains over its access line to the Por

Spread-sheet programs for personal computers are becoming more convenient and easier to use while ba

Occidental Petroleum Corp.'s chemical subsidiary, Occidental Chemical Corp. announced that it has co

Maritime traffic to Argentina's upriver ports will halt for about a week, local shipping sources war

Latest figures published today by the International Energy Agency indicate that oil stock building b

Mexico Trims Price Of Light Crude to USMexico last month trimmed nearly $1 off the average p

CF AirFreight has expanded its overnight direct air shipment destinations to five new areas and adde

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. announced Tuesday that Cooper Tire of Ohio has lost a bid to buy its Ham

Morgan at the Helm Of Waterways GroupLITTLE ROCK, Ark. - The National Waterways Conference I

Of the many changes in distribution and logistics in the last five years, the most significant is th

When 300 executives from U.S.-flag shipping lines meet next week for the annual Propeller Club natio

A voluntary rate freeze requested by the Georgia insurance commissioner has resulted in a 55 percent

Prospects appear to be dimming for the appointment of Deputy Transportation Secretary James Burnley

Texaco Inc. wants the trustee handling its bankruptcy reorganization to scrap the committee of oil i

R. Drucker to Chair Transportation GroupLITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Ronald W. Drucker, president and

Former Conrail commuters have reached the end of the line in their battle to retrieve monetary damag

Several key Senate Finance Committee members predicted that the U.S.-Canada trade liberalization agr

Trade negotiators here are impatiently awaiting details of the U.S.-Canada trade agreement because t

Max Toy joins Commodore International Ltd., a worldwide computer maker based in West Chester, as pre

Institutional investors will continue to diversify into foreign stocks and bonds as a means of limit

G. Douglas Robertson brought more than a briefcase on his business trip here. In addition to

A growing army of U.S. workers - part-timers - is marching to a beat of low wages and benefits and t

European airlines are experiencing their best growth in both passenger and cargo business on North A