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The nation's second largest commuter is holding hearings to decide if it should operate smokeless ca

Last week's two-day strike by 14 labor unions against the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad marked the

The general manager of Vancouver International Airport thinks freedom of entry by U.S. carriers may

Tacoma Boatbuilding Co. has begun implementing a reorganization plan that was accepted by a U.S. ban

Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Hanford Dole's remaining agenda has grown, rather than shrunk, si

IC Industries Unveils Plan for Ill. RailroadCHICAGO - IC Industries has approved a plan to s

A railroad-developed computer program now is available that allows shippers to make a quick comparis

The Senate at the weekend refused to restrict President Reagan's Persian Gulf policy as it fashioned

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES turned the tables on outgoing Secretary Elizabeth Hanford Dole l

Delta Emerges From Pilot ReviewThe Federal Aviation Administration said Friday that its revi

Japan's Sony Corp. agreed in principle Thursday to buy a factory owned by the Japanese subsidiary of

U.S. automakers scheduled the assembly of 137,936 cars in domestic factories this week, Ward's Autom

AT&T and Western Digital Corp. strengthened a strategic alliance" involving R&D and global competiti

Domestic and international reaction to passage by U.S. lawmakers of a bill limiting imports of texti

Demand, Price Outlook Bright for RubberKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - A strong demand for natural

Researchers at the Swedish Pig Center in Svalov have introduced a new device that enables pig-keeper

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The U.S. Customs Service collected more than $4 billion in duties, taxes and other fees during the t

Canada's westernmost province will increase taxes on its forest industry by $75 million a year, as a

The volume of goods made in the United States will recover and grow in the next few years, three aut

Officials of labor unions representing 750 striking employees and the management of the Pittsburgh &

By the middle of 1988, more than 90 percent of Australian beef farmers should no longer have to test

In their zeal to open up new tourist markets, some tour operators may be courting prosecution for vi

Ford and UAW Agree On Three-Year PactDEARBORN, Michigan - Negotiators for Ford Motor Co. and

Europe is getting ready to bite the steel bullet again. European Community industry minister

The U.S. company that insured the construction of the bugged U.S. Embassy in Moscow should not have

THE MOVE TO WASHINGTON DECISION is official. At its annual convention in Las Vegas, The Independent

Health Cover Increases Were Slower in 1986Effective cost-containment measures and stepped-up

A state Court of Appeal has reinstated for a second trial a clergy malpractice lawsuit brought by a

Thomas J. Baker Jr. isn't surprised when nearly 90 percent of 450 surveyed agents say the property a

Ignorance isn't bliss but, rather, population-threatening when it comes to AIDS testing, according t

Tampa Shipyards Inc., a subsidiary of American Shipbuilding Co., has won a $43.2 million contract to

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed Thursday after falling in early trading, but rebounding in respon

A bank study showed that Kuwait last year surpassed Saudi Arabia in state reserves to take the lead

Japanese banks will be allowed to lead manage deutsche mark Eurobond issues, ending a near-30 month

N. Korea Reschedules $770 Million of DebtNorth Korea, threatened with being declared legally

Foreign banks make up the fastest-growing segment of the Export-Import Bank's business, said Chairma

The number of private housing units started in August dropped 1.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted a

A leading Japanese banker said Wednesday that the U.S. dollar is in danger of collapsing and said th

The port of Oakland is exploring the idea of developing a biotechnology research center. The