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U.S. insurance companies will be allowed unlimited participation and investment in the Canadian insu

Federal health officials say a new study suggesting the AIDS virus may liedormant longer tha

Ford Subsidiary to Buy UK Sports Car MakerFRANKFURT, West Germany - Ford-Werke AG, the West

A British company, in collaboration with a Norwegian partner, has developed a new compact modular to

Refusing to supply some dubious" shipowners has cut one big marine supply company's sales by $10 mil

Japanese shipowners agreed Monday to let nine Japan-bound vessels sail out of the gulf after a five-

Navistar Paint Plant Begins OperationsNavistar International Transportation Corp. said its p

The Justice Department labeled unlawful the attempt by a rate-setting group of ocean carriers in the

GE Said to Approach Japanese BrokeragesTOKYO - General Electric Co. has approached a few Jap

The U.S.-Canada free trade agreement will have little near-term impact in thefinancial servi

Midway Airlines launched a road feeder interline service it hopes will become its largest cargo prof

Because of reporting error, an article in Friday's Journal of Commerce on the earthquake that struck

Existing U.S. and Canadian surface transportation rules were left untouched by the new free trade ag

The Massachusetts House voted overwhelming to postpone further debate on Gov. Michael Dukakis ' cont

The tanker market is likely to be the brightest sector in the shipping industry in the early 1990s,

The Agriculture Department has lowered its predictions for this year's foreign grain harvests.

Fewer Japanese Happy With Living StandardNearly 90 percent of the Japanese responding to a r

The U.S. economy continued to steam ahead in September, according to a report released today by the

US Drilling Reverses An 18-Month DeclineDomestic oil and gas drilling reversed an 18-month d

Norfolk Southern Corp. may not follow exactly the lead of its chief competitor, CSX Corp., and acqui

High temperature superconductors are expected to become commercially available for limited applicati

Insurance industry experts say last week's major earthquake in California probably won't hinder the

Fri., Oct. 2, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

A businessman and eight companies have paid $736,100 to settle a government lawsuit alleging conspir

Members of the Philippine Congress plan to introduce a bill making the country's four export-process

South Africa's coal transportation system buckled last week under torrential rains and flooding that

Continuing advances in telecommunications was the choice of top distribution officials when they pre

Canadian provinces do not discriminate against U.S. truckers operating north of the border, the Gene

Top Stories Communication gaps and a softening market strain relations between insurance com

When the landing party reached the beach in Vietnam's Cam Rahn Bay, Tim Rhein climbed out and began

Top Stories Stock and futures markets boom in Hong Kong, which is rapidly gaining as a world

General Electric Credit Corp. continued its rapid growth in transportation equipment leasing Friday

Concrete blocks are a popular construction material for homes and other buildings in many areas, but

For the week ended Sept. 19 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) plans to expand its presence in high- growth markets of Japan and

The Soviet Union is negotiating a ground-breaking deal with the Peruvian navy to build 80 vessels fo

From a strictly 9-to-5 trading community only four or five years ago, Tokyo's Treasuries and foreign

The business environment in Greece has improved markedly in the past two years, Greek officials and

The combined effects of demand enhancement and supply control of the 1985 Food Security Act are work

US Solution Unlikely On Japan Import CurbsMutsuki Kato, Japan's minister of agriculture, sai