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NO CHANGE IS EXPECTED in Peabody Holding Co. operations once Newmont Mining Co., New York, acquires

A federal jury in Brooklyn ordered a Long Island gasoline retailer to forfeit $4.7 million and 36 of

American President Lines threw a lifeline to West Germany's troubled shipbuilding industry with a re

The worldwide slump in the shipping industry will even take its toll on the world's most successful

The European Community Commission praised the accord between the 12 EC states to cut milk and beef o

Wharf-side rail connections and bold, expensive actions away from the waterfront will be needed for

A $500 million tax case before the Supreme Court will shape the course of the trucking industry's 19

The most attractive part of XTRA Corp. is its container leasing business, says an official of the co

Economic growth will continue nationally in 1987, but at the same slow-to- moderate pace it did duri

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

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

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

Leaseway Completes Car Hauler AcquisitionLeaseway Transportation Corp. said it completed its

Seiko to Acquire French WatchmakerHattori Seiko Co., a leading Japanese watch and clock prod

Southern Air Transport, a carrier involved in arms shipments to Iran and Nicaraguan rebels and forme

Zurich Move Puts BolinderNext in LineSCHAUMBURG, Ill. - Zurich-American Insurance Gr

The St. Lawrence Seaway, hurt in recent years by a shift in cargo shipping to rail and trucks, appea

A California assemblyman thinks propane users should enjoy the same tax benefit that residential nat

Brooklyn Union Gas Co. says it plans to drastically increase its purchases of natural gas from spot

A federal district judge enjoined four railroad shopcraft unions from striking or engaging in any wo

World production of tobacco is down slightly this year from previous forecasts, the U.S. Agriculture

The leadership of the International Organization of Masters, Mates, and Pilots has turned back a maj

For the sixth consecutive year, Capt. Lane Briggs will bring the spirit of Christmas to hundreds of

GENERAL NEWS The U.S. economy, bolstered by a surge in car sales, expanded at an annual rate

A shipload of Indonesian liquefied natural gas is due to arrive at the Everett, Mass., terminal on

Hoechst Sets Price HikeFor Jan. 1American Hoechst Corp. will increase the price of m

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

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

African Show Features Contemporary TrendsAfrican Trends is an exhibition designed to acquain

Day by day for the past four months, a wrecking ball has pounded at the concrete grain elevators in

Like many companies in the shipping industry, the Evergreen group is not especially eager to disclos

Iran wants Iraq to be suspended from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries since it is b

Jury Clears De Lorean DETROIT - A federal jury found former sports car maker John Z. De Lore

Can the depressed coal market support the opening of three or four new mines in southwestern West Vi

Exporters around the world are losing millions of dollars a year because of delays in receiving paym

W. German Sugar Beet Deliveries Seen DownFRANKFURT, W. Germany - Sugar beet deliveries in We

SmithKline Beckman Corp. is pursuing a three-point strategy for growth, Hen ry Wendt, president and

Long Island Lighting Co. ratepayers will shell out another $10 million in fuel costs in 1987 because

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