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The Appellate Division of the state Supreme Court upheld a $2.45 million rate increase the Public Se

Tenn. Firms Sell TVA 13,600 Tons of CoalThe Tennessee Valley Authority bought 13,600 tons of

Ruhrkohle Trading delivered two shipments totaling 52,727 tons of bituminous steam coal to Morocco i

Union Carbide Corp. reported worse results for the fourth quarter with a $495 million net loss compa

Most people in Britain oppose the building of more nuclear power stations, according to a public opi

Provesta Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Phillips Petroleum Co., will build a fermentation produ

Schering-Plough Corp. reported fourth quarter earnings increased to $59.9 million, or $1 a share, fr

Reichhold Chemicals Inc. reported fourth quarter net income of $0.9 million, or 11 cents a share, co

National Distillers & Chemical Corp. reported fourth quarter 1986 net income fell slightly to $33.3

Pretax Charge to Result In Loss for Soo LineJoining the list of other railroads that chose t

The Reagan administration pins the blame for air travel delays on unrealistic airline scheduling pra

Kalium Hikes List PricesFor PotashKalium Chemicals is raising its list prices for po

President Reagan has signed a law ordering Long Island Rail Road employees back to work for a 60-day

Ticket refunds for passengers affected by the Long Island Rail Road strike were announced by the rai

Railroads face constraints of law and contract in reducing labor costs and must have relief if they

The strike-idled Long Island Rail Road will resume service Saturday and should be prepared for its 1

Salomon Bros. Inc. is the investment adviser for Norfolk Southern Corp. in connection with Piedmont

Federal Transport Minister John Crosbie announced the government is determined to proceed with dereg

To six small investment-banking firms, the Conrail public stock offering will not be just another pr

Hedonica Marketing Ltd. of Britain developed a method to reduce food poisoning that can result from

Teacher Flees Beirut LARNACA, Cyprus - The last American teaching at Beirut's American Commu

Spokesmen for big U.S. companies such as General Electric Co. and Ford Motor Co. agreed that the dol

For the week ended Jan. 17, 1987, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ

Shultz to Visit Japan TOKYO - George Shultz, U.S. secretary of state, will visit Japan March

Venezuela may be willing to start payments of debt principal this year if it can get new money from

The United States is prepared to take strong action to protect the interests of U.S.-flag carriers,

West Germany posted a record trade surplus of 112 billion marks ($62.9 billion) in 1986, the federal

Mikhail Gorbachev's campaign to revitalize the Soviet system entered a new phase this week with his

It's not often that a group of coal and railroad industry executives gather in the same room to deba

Japanese authorities have bowed to pressure to allow U.S. participation in the new $6.7 billion Osak

Charles Hiltzheimer, in his third month as chairman and chief executive of United States Lines, stre

P.T Djakarta Plans To Resume ServiceNEW YORK - P.T. Djakarta Lloyd announced it is once agai

The shipping industry is likely to see even more dramatic changes in the next five years than it has

"K" Line plans to begin offering double-stack train service out of the Pacific Northwest in April, b

The battle for control of Avondale Industries has ended with the announcement that that the company

Strong profits during the last quarter of 1986 pushed results for American President Cos. higher tha

A shipping industry representative told wheat growers that the maritime and agriculture industries m

E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. reported a decline of 11 percent in fourth quarter 1986 earnings altho

Merck & Co. Inc. announced that fourth-quarter net income increased 28 percent to $171.8 million fr

Pullman Cars Feature NewOutlet GatePullman Leasing Co., a Division of Signal Capital