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Connecticut suffered another defeat in its war on tandem trucks last week with announcement the Fede

The United States is expected to be represented at much lower than ministerial level at Unctad VII,

The outlook for the U.S. steel industry is brighter now than it has been in years, and most large st

Little insurance companies visit the Minnesota Insurance Department all the time to find out what th

Retail home heating oil prices are almost certain to increase this winter if the rising trend in who

An Ohio lawmaker says he'll continue to push the Nuclear RegulatoryCommission to make public

With Britain's manufacturing plants now working at or near peak levels and a further rise in consume

The average world market price of cocoa last week rose above the level necessitating international s

Australia's efforts to increase cattle herds will reduce beef exports in fiscal 1987-88 (July-June),

An official of Navistar International Corp. has denied a report from Japan that the company has agre

Longshore delegates from ports up and down the West Coast began arriving today for a caucus on the t

Merger of Bus Firms Gets Temporary OKThe Interstate Commerce Commission gave temporary appro

Francis A. Scanlan, chairman of the Delaware River Port Authority, was told to resign after serving

After a month of watching the dollar inch cautiously upward, dealers here say they are confident it

Urea Imports Found Injuring US IndustryThe U.S. International Trade Commission has determine

Japan's Brother Industries Ltd. has opened a typewriter manufacturing assembly plant in Bartlett, ne

Lloyd's of London has taken the final steps necessary to implement itssettlement offer to members of

July 2, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Nothing epitomizes the Rocky Mountain West's petroleum fortunes better than a tiny bar in downtown

British Coal is trying to push through major changes in working arrangements with miners in order to

The Soviet Union has stepped into a flood of controversy in this remote Himalayan town, close to the

Gap Narrows Between Thai, US Corn PricesThe gap between Thai and U.S. corn prices in the Sou

SOURCES AT THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION expect T. Allan McArtor to win easy Senate confirmation

Through political pressure and sheer capital strength, foreign securities companies have forced thei

The prolonged battle over allowing owners of subsidy-built tankers to repay their subsidies and ente

A surprise move by the Department of Transportation has broken the ice in this year's regulatory co

With the Baby Boomer generation now fully absorbed into the labor force, the government is projectin

Tuesday's National Transportation Safety Board hearing into the August, 31, 1986 mid-air col lision

Florida's doctors are not going to sit still in the wake of the state's malpractice insurance crisis

Association of Trial Lawyers of America meets July 10-17 in San Francisco for annual convention. For

Lloyd's, UK Reach Agreement on Tax PlanLloyd's of London reached a compromise agreement with

Thomas A. Greene & Co. said it acquired certain assets" of Ropner & Arnold Inc. in a deal that is ra

Natural Gas Clearinghouse Inc. said its survey of spot natural gas prices for July shows declines of

OPEC now realizes the need for stable oil prices if it is to avoid repeating the price collapse of 1

WORLD BANK HUNGARY - $70 million to help meet some of the long-term development goals of the

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

A U.S. government agency is helping seven small islands in the eastern Caribbean to promote themselv

As summer settles in across the Farm Belt, rows of golden grain are growing tall and thick on prairi

Fed Policy Committee Unlikely to Ease CreditNEW YORK - Monetary policy is not likely to be c

Nominee as FAA Chief Faces Panel's HearingThe Senate Commerce Committee will hold a confirma