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Saint John Commission Elects Gaunce ChairmanSAINT JOHN, New Brunswick - Harry P. Gaunce was

For Gerry Rowe, the man behind the wheel of TNT Canada Inc. of Mississauga, Ontario, there's just on

A top Federal Reserve Board official said the economy should grow about 3 percent in 1987, but warne

The utility industry's main forecasting group predicts that over the next 10 years, coal use will gr

The Supreme Soviet has passed a law allowing citizens to earn extra money by privately providing som

The Consumer Product Safety Commission took on the problem of all-terrain vehicles Wednesday, lookin

Circle Express Inc. will gain access to lucrative California trucking markets through its purchase o

A contract for a 156,000-deadweight-ton tanker to be built in South Korea for Fred. Olsen & Co. is h

Mobil Producing North Sea Ltd., a subsidiary of Mobil Corp., lost a court appeal challenging payment

Farm discontent may have helped Democrats win back the Senate, but polls and political analysts say

The paper and paperboard industry will increase capacity by 4.2 million tons through 1989, a gain of

A drop in housing activity in October offset improved government figures on the pace of economic gro

Kodak Out of S. Africa ROCHESTER, New York - Eastman Kodak Co. decided not to take halfway m

Concern over recent moves to reregulate the nation's intrastate trucking industry was on the minds o

A new era in intermodal shipping through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach began with the open

Kaypro Corp. Settles With ShareholdersKaypro Corp. announced a $9.25 million settlement in p

Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The New York Insurance Exchange Inc. is trying to deal with its first insolvencies at a time when ac

While the mythical raisin baron families of central California were mired in intrigue this week on

IN CONNECTICUT, A LOOK AT SOURCING OVERSEAS: The chairs were upholstered in green. Two three-tier cr

GENERAL NEWSFederal Reserve Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson and Budget Director James Miller sp

Richard Ferris, chairman and chief executive of UAL Inc., said the coming year will not see a repeat

With the International Longshoremen's Association contract ratified in the port of Baltimore, only p

The U.S. dollar declined against most foreign currencies Wednesday because of the day's economic new

The overall stock market continued its week-long decline Wednesday, although a flight to quality in

The Caribbean basin's duty-free access to U.S. markets is making European and Far East entrepreneurs

Dow Chemical U.S.A. notified customers of a $10-a-ton increase in the off-list price of chlorine and

Employers are moving away from providing full coverage of health insurance benefits and are demandin

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. withdrew from its efforts to impose a lien on all the assets of N

Canada's labor minister, Pierre Cadieux, has upset both sides with his emergency legislation to end

Studies indicate that two of the nation's first solar electric utility stations are not only product

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. completed the previously announced acquisition of Pilkington Reinforce

Coal consumption in Portugal is expected to increase sharply over the next few years, industry sourc

Like two bighorn sheep, industry and conservationists are set to butt heads during the next session

Prospects for 1986 net farm income have improved slightly but will still fall short of last year's l

The controversy over the mysterious disappearance of the British combination oil and ore carrier Der

Academy Loss Narrowed In Third QuarterVALLEY FORGE, Pa. - Academy Insurance Group Inc. said

The chairman of the British Airports Authority said carriers using Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted ai

CSX Division Appoints7 ExecutivesCSX Transportation, a unit of CSX Corp., appointed

Serious cracking discovered late Tuesday in the hull of the oil/ore ship Kowloon Bridge raises new q