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The Justice Department's Antitrust Division doesn't support ocean carriers' ef forts to limit provis

Top Aide to Mrs. Dole In Line for DOT PostA top aide to Secretary of Transportation Elizabet

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Officials at the Seabrook, N.H., nuclear power plant may have been late in notifying public safety o

Prospects for increased sales of rigid plastic containers remain promising, even though growth for t

S. Korea's Posco Selects Steel Plant SuppliersSEOUL, South Korea - The Pohang Iron and Steel

S. Korea's Posco Selects Steel Plant SuppliersSEOUL, South Korea - The Pohang Iron and Steel

Richard E. Lyng, U.S. secretary of agriculture, most likely will visit Japan late in April to press

In the ever-changing world of the credit markets, emphasis will shift this week to Federal Reserve p

The fall in the value of the dollar is making some Japanese auto manufacturers think about importing

Railroad Ties to Fuel Pa. Cogeneration PlantConstruction will begin next month on a cogenera

Alcohol use among young adults has fallen 20 percent and alcohol purchase dropped by 56 percent acco

The Reagan administration is hitting heavy flak with its proposal for restructuring the government's

The Home Group Inc. announced that its board of directors declared a 5-cent- a-share quarterly divid

The U.S. chemical industry is poised for a new wave of product innovations that will be based on mat

The Bank of England has added its voice to calls for a more liberal international trade regime in su

Reaction was restrained to the introduction in Congress of the first of what will be a raft of bills

Tiger International Plans Far East Cargo ServiceA new air cargo service planned by Tiger Int

BCal Official Optimistic On Growth OutlookBritish Caledonian plans to become the leading car

Retail sales of heavy trucks continued their free fall in January despite widespread predictions of

Speculation about the future course of the dollar will continue until Western leaders agree on a dat

Liability Law Vote NEW ORLEANS - The American Bar Association is due to vote here today on w

Troubled Caterpillar Inc. has turned to cost-cutting and long-term efficiency goals, officials of th

A spokesman for developers of a cogeneration plant to serve Newport, R.I., says a Rhode Island Super

The Federal Communications Commission is trying to quell controversy over scrambled satellite televi

The Bank of England has added its voice to calls for a more liberal international trade regime in su

Some maritime union officials are upset over formation of a new, multicraft shipboard union by the S

Consolidated Edison Co. said its Indian Point 2 nuclear power plant, out of action since Tuesday nig

The Dow Chemical Co. announced the sale of Mer-National, its South African pharmaceutical business,

Top Stories China's Jiangsu province traders hope to lure U.S. importers and exporters away from Jap

John P. LaRue has become the third president in 16 months at the Philadelphia Port Corp., a private,

An archaeologist says divers have salvaged hundreds of artifacts from the wreck of HMS Sirius, the f

Eastern Airlines is organizing a coordinated air and truck delivery system to compete with United Pa

The public had no right to know that entertainer Liberace had AIDS or that a hospital doctor suffers

The country's economic crisis has hurt rural residents more than people in the city, Agriculture Sec

The world beef and veal market strengthened in 1986 and is expected to continue recovering in 1987 a

Nippon Steel Corp., the world's largest steel product manufacturer, informed its 54,000-member union

The Export-Import Bank said it will begin financing operations and maintenance contracts of U.S. fir

The Soviet Union signed a final agreement with the state-owned Finnish oil group Neste, which will a

Cigna Corp., the nation's second largest public insurance group, has once again thrust insurance ind