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Five key executives of Vancouver-based Canadian Pacific Air Lines have quit before new owner Pacific

Air Traffic Association Challenges Drug TestsThe National Association of Air Traffic Special

Credit Lyonnais bank has put together an innovative financial leasing package to help airlines, spec

A new user fee on imports, intended to raise millions of dollars to fund Customs Service activities,

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

Animal Voices Toy Recalled for SafetyToys-R-Us is recalling Animal Voices Musical Toys becau

Regie Nationale des Usines Renault, France's state-controlled automobile manufacturer, is making a l

The U.S. International Trade Commission found six countries are hurting the U.S. flower industry by

When Matt Viio worked as an electrician in Sweden 15 years ago, it irritated him to have to work in

Venezuela's energy minister has contended the nation's $32 billion foreign debt would be unpayable i

Delta Steamship Lines, no longer an active carrier but still legally alive, is taking its fight aga

Greed, or a remedy to the real problems of fraud and capital flight from developing countries?

Imperial Chemical Industries PLC, Britain's largest industrial group, is selling its loss-making pet

The Midwest may have lost some major companies to the Sun Belt in recent years, but the Joliet, Ill.

Union Threatens Strike JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - The predominantly black National Union o

Armco Inc. said its European steel mill merchandising department has been consolidated into its spec

Britain's Treasury chief advised Brazil to work out its crushing debt problem with creditor banks an

The Supreme Court will determine whether the Interior Department has legislative authority to divert

The Maritime Administration gave interested parties only until March 9 to file views on American Pre

A sudden wage and price freeze sent signals to the world that Argentina's economy, once prostrate, i

GENERAL NEWSThe Journal of Commerce price index for industrial materials points to more infl

The chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission said it is not necessarily completely satisfied with

Highland Express Airways said it has been granted approval by Britain's Civil Aviation Authority to

It may be possible under certain conditions to cut almost in half the combined deficit of Japan's si

GENERAL NEWS Spending cutbacks by U.S. automakers are expected to put the brakes on the robo

Fresh light on the power struggle inside the Chinese Communist Party may be shed when Secretary of S

Claiming protectionism hurts California, the state's World Trade Commission called on Congress to pu

Singapore's Economy Grew 1.9 percent in 1986Singapore's economy grew by an estimated 1.9 per

Fresh light on the power struggle inside the Chinese Communist Party may be shed when Secretary of S

Claiming protectionism hurts California, the state's World Trade Commission called on Congress to pu

Oklahoma Joins Race To Get Atom-SmasherGov. Henry Bellmon says he'll appoint a task force to

GENERAL NEWS President Reagan picked former Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker to be the ne

Riding on strong exports, South Korea posted a balance of payments surplus of US$622 million in Jan

Potlatch Corp. said it will spend $45.5 million to modernize two of its wood pulp and paper mills.

It's a far cry from the delicacy of traditional Kabuki dance forms, but Japanese have taken to the t

Hong Kong buyers boarded California's floating agricultural exhibition to sample wines, avocados and

Exports and re-exports here in January were slower than in December, but boomed compared with a year

Carrier Wins Order From Saudi ArabiaSYRACUSE, N.Y. - Carrier Corp. signed a $16.7 million sa

Daewoo Motor Corp., one of South Korea's largest automobile producers, will greatly increase the val

Exports and re-exports here in January were slower than in December, but boomed compared with a year