Latest news

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

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

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

The Japanese economy will worsen in fiscal 1987, starting April 1, partlybecause of a slowdo

Transco Exploration Partners Ltd. made its third successful natural gas completion on the B. Holmes

Marathon Hikes Price For All Crude GradesMarathon Petroleum Co., a unit of USX Corp., increa

European Community transport ministers have reached agreement after two years of talks on measures t

The port of Oakland agreed to spend more than $200,000 to test and inspect port cranes being built i

The Federal Maritime Commission agreed to allow the truck detention charge in the port of New York t

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

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

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

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

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

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

A Japanese steelmaker tentatively plans to build a $60 million silicon production plant here that wi

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone told European legislators that Japan is trying to open its market w

Underhill to Step Down From NY Life PostsJacob Underhill, president and chief operating offi

McDonnell Douglas Gets Large Order From SASScandinavian Airlines System said it has placed a

Re Capital Corp. said it expects to report a profit in the fourth quarterbecause of the low

Bay Area Future Linked With Silicon ValleyIf Silicon Valley's sluggish high-technology indus

The International Finance Corp. will help manage and underwrite the first fund in Thailand for inves

GPU Nuclear might restart the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station without reinforcing thin areas

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

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

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

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

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

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

The National Association of Independent Insurers is urging state officials across the country to us

US Soybean Disposals Exceed ExpectationsU.S. soybean disposals exceeded expectations in the

Australia's development as an oilseeds producer is proceeding slowly, with no sharp rise in planted

Philosophical differences have caused a rift between the Jacksonville Port Authority and a private p

Smoke from other people's cigarettes causes disease in healthy non-smokers, and simply separating sm

Japan added 11 high-technology products to a list of strategic goods subject to approval before they

Navy Secretary John F. Lehman said the United States needs to fire a warning shot across the bow of

Latest figures on the Greek-flag fleet issued by the Merchant Marine Ministry underline the urgent n

Italians bought more new cars this November than they did a year ago, an Italian industry associatio