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International joint ventures that market products throughout the world need to study the radically d

Natural gas from Alaska's North Slope can be sold competitively in Japan and Korea, according to a s

Dowling Fuel Co., a medium-sized, 24-hour, full-service fuel oil company based here, boasts a multim

A federal ruling last week aimed at resolving disputes between natural gas pipelines and producers w

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States this week rose by 10 from the previous w

Nine top executives of Pacific Southwest Airlines were dismissed in a staff reduction ordered by USA

Against the advice of the Senate judiciary chairman, Washington state legislators passed anti-takeov

Moody's Investors Service has launched a new rating service to assess the claims-paying abilities of

Whither the hub? That child of the '70s with its radiating spokes has taken over the landscape of th

Ford Motor Co. has moved the auto body replacement parts war out of the insurance adjuster's office

Conn. Blues Fraud Unit Recovers $321,621The special investigative unit of Blue Cross/Blue Sh

America West Airlines, which has been growing rapidly, has sold $31.8 million of common stock in a p

Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee A. Iacocca told the legal establishment that the willingness of American

An American Airlines official says trouble is ahead for airlines unless Congress acts to require suc

If a recent study about AIDS-related deaths and U.S. life insurance companies proves correct, the li

The U.S. dollar tumbled about 80 basis points against the West German deutsche mark Tuesday afternoo

Sugar traders said they expect the white sugar futures contract, scheduled to begin trading here Oct

TWA Seeks Consent Of Trust Note HoldersTrans World Airlines Inc. said it is seeking approval

Salomon Brothers successfully automated a linkup for executing and clearing equity trades between it

Japanese direct investment in the United States rose to more than $10 billion last year, almost doub

Consumer complaints about the airlines increased dramatically during July over the same month last y

Japan's major banks, riding high on profits from their worldwide investment boom, are boosting reser

Railroad freight car loadings continued to show strong gains in July compared to the same period a y

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Rail Retirement Board Opens Fraud HotlineThe Railroad Retirement Board's Office of Inspector

Morgan Unit to Trade Morgan Unit to TradeSecurities in JapanJapan's Finance Ministry

Canadian Pacific Ltd., parent company of Canadian Pacific Railroad, reported a second quarter profit

Tue., Aug. 11, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Shipping demand on the port of Hong Kong is straining capacity enough to trigger construction of two

Transcon Broadens Coverage in HawaiiORANGE, Calif. - Transcon Lines said it has broadened it

Two-Year Plan Raises Hudson Pilotage FeesALBANY, N.Y. - Pilotage fees for ships on the Hudso

U.S. executive branch agencies believe that Peru has modified its cargo preference system to the poi

Ryder Distribution Resources won a major contract to haul auto parts to a new Toyota Motors producti

Growth in seaborne imports and exports slowed in the first quarter compared with the fourth quarter

The Dutch government has protested a Belgian plan to levy a toll on foreign vehicles using Belgian e

Sales of heavy trucks seemed too busy to take a summer break as July retail figures bounded nearly 2

Federal transportation officials should accept Canadian and Mexican truck drivers' licenses if they

Brown Transport Co. reported second quarter net income of $1.3 million, or 21 cents a share, on reve

For years, Stephen A. Van Dyck has looked for ways to stay close to the sea. He has competed

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