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The top executive of Piedmont Airlines added his support to those airline officials who believe 1987

Four major steamship lines have contributed containers for the first railroad revenue trial of a dou

Direct air service between the United States and Peru may resume June 12 under an agreement signed b

Transportation Research Board Railroad Transportation Meeting, Jan. 12-15, Sheraton Washington Hotel

Lufthansa German Airlines is throwing its technological muscle behind CAAC, China's national airline

The railroad industry is worried about an informal alliance of coal, utility and labor interests in

Federal Express Corp. reported second quarter net income from continuing operations declined to $34.

Poland's Communist Party Central Committee opened a key two-day meeting on the economy and heard a s

The British Airports Authority PLC, which manages seven key airports, hopes that its privatization n

Marcos Plea Rejected MANILA, Philippines - President Corazon Aquino's government rejected an

Kato, Lyng to Meet TOKYO - Japanese Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Mutsuki Kat

A decision from Britain's Civil Aviation Authority expected early in the New Year on whether a route

Raymond Levy, the new chairman of France's state-owned Renault car company, said he will continue t

The top three issues dominating the U.S.-Canada trade scene from July to September this year were th

Latest figures from West Germany's central bank show the country's current account surplus is begin

The tug strike in Belgian ports entered its third day Wednesday with tug owners blaming the governme

The U.S. dollar drifted slowly lower in lackluster trading Wednesday. Analysts said the mark

The Maritime Administration wants to change its basis for calculating fair and reasonable rates on g

Lower stock index futures prices and caution ahead of Friday's triple witching hour combined to push

A capital boost of more than $100 million will be approved by the New Zealand government this month

Venezuela has asked creditors to give it until the year 2000 to repay $21 billion of foreign debts

A group of ocean carriers wants the Federal Maritime Commission to put a ceiling on legal fees the F

The world's largest semi-submersible crane barge for posing offshore drilling platforms was launched

Banking reforms have helped China to launch a national network for rural interbank borrowing and len

'No Room to Cut Rates,' Bundesbank SaysThere is no room to cut West German interest rates, t

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

A proposal before the Securities and Exchange Commission that would end voting rights for some stock

Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

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

U.S. computer companies are apparently taking a harder line toward Brazil's computer trade and inves

This year will not be remembered with much affection by Australia's three major private banks.<

There are some things you can depend on: Night follows day, autumn gives way to winter, and low esti

The hog market has never been better for farmers, according to Agriculture Department statistics. S

U.S. and Canadian negotiators set Friday as the goal for agreement on the softwood lumber dispute, b

West German and Swiss officials voiced concern over the Reagan administration's threat to impose im

Port of Toledo Expands JobsOf OfficialsTOLEDO, Ohio - Gary L. Failor, seaport direct

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange announced plans to change futures settlement procedures, a move aime

The Australian sugar industry was disappointed that the U.S. had gone ahead with a 47 percent cut in

Soviet grain imports in the current marketing year could drop to 20 million metric tons, an official