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People Exchange Offer Set to Expire Nov. 6NEWARK, N.J. - People Express Airlines Inc. said i

Both Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. and Lufthansa German Airlines are investing in new all-cargo aircra

Robert Fulwider was trucking a load of steel from Los Angeles to Ukiah, Calif., when officers at the

The rash of mergers between U.S. airlines could have a long-term negative impact on airplane manufac

A majority of truck drivers believe the nation's highways are more dangerous now than in 1980, accor

The recent spate of airline mergers and acquisitions has been a boon to a Maryland-based company tha

Venezuela began paying off its $21 billion foreign debt with a $750 million down payment, Finance M

ICC Adopts New Rules About Rate InformationInterim rules for providing shippers information

South Africa's foreign trade has shifted sharply away from the United States toward Europe.

A workbook and audio cassette program on employee drug screening for trucking companies is available

Ozal in South Korea SEOUL, South Korea - Turkish Prime Minister Turgut Ozal arrived for a fo

Foreign competition could damage the nation's service industries, which rangefrom airlines t

Hong Kong's top trade official is pessimistic about the success of a new round of negotiations under

Rolls-Royce Motors Ltd. is asking U.S. transportation officials for more time to begin meeting new f

The Mexican government is about to fulfill a pledge to sell minority shares in the nation's commerci

Malaysia Still in Agency KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia will remain a member of the Unite

Brazil's Springer-Carrier company will send Carrier Corp. 280,000 residential and commercial air con

Allied-Signal Inc. plans to expand into the country's aerospace industry by producing aircraft turbo

The rising disinvestment tide has done nothing to slow the growth of Burroughs South Africa, the cou

CONFERENCE ON DOING BUSINESS WITH ASEAN. Object is to broaden the understanding of experi enced trad

Honda Motor Co. has begun to roll 1987 Accords off an assembly line in Ontario, making the company

PepsiCo May Open Pizza Huts in USSRPepsiCo Inc., which introduced mass market soft drinks to

GATEWAY TO CHINA: Hong Kong may be even more important now and in the future as an entrepot for Chin

A Suzuki Motor Co. official said the Japanese automaker will consider whether to buy or lease one of

U.S. automakers lost a net 270 car dealers during the 1986 model year, mostlyfrom General Mo

The renegotiation of $9.5 billion of Philippine commercial debt is headed for the rocks, a creditor

Xerox Corp. unveiled a workstation-based, computer-aided-design system that can communicate with non

It's a tough job sticking up for the quiet consumers of Japan. Naokazu Takeuchi is president

G.S. Flaherty Named a VPAt CaterpillarPEORIA, Ill. - Caterpillar Inc. named Gerald S

Brasilia reportedly is considering opening Brazil's tightly protected banking market to foreign inve

A nine-year-old consortium, which operates a large export wood chip terminal, has decided to build

Domestic auto sales by the Big Three U.S. carmakers remained slow without incentives, dipping sharpl

The Argentine government hopes to conclude an accord with Poland on South Atlantic fishing rights by

GENERAL NEWS The fate of state laws imposing 10 percent penalties on unsuccessful appeals fr

There will be "very few cranes looming on the horizons" during the coming year, according to a real

U.S. employees for the Panama Canal Commission will have to pay U.S. income taxes on their salaries,

The banking industry won a significant victory, persuading the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Distric

A major technological advance announced by E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. will result in an increas

Foreign firms plan to slow down slightly their U.S. investment activity next year, the Commerce Depa

It used to be quite simple to keep track of Japanese liner shipping services to the United States.