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Coal Groups Criticize ICC-Adopted StandardsCoal interests are quite upset about new railroad

Doctors who examine pilots for the Federal Aviation Administration say their procedures are inadequa

The trucking industry will continue its push for authority to use wider, heavier trucks on Western i

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

A leading U.S. trucking official has told Canada that it should play fair when it comes to internati

Navistar International Corp. of Chicago announced introduction of a new mid- range diesel engine to

Ryder System Income Rises to $47.7 MillionRyder System Inc. third quarter net income increas

Soviet Leader to Japan TOKYO - A Foreign Ministry official said Japan expects the Soviet Uni

Senegal is taking a dose of austerity prescribed by international lending agencies and says it is fi

The 12 member countries of the European Community agreed Monday to cooperate more fully on implement

Belgian Language Row BRUSSELS, Belgium - The ruling coalition parties disagreed on the terms

Canada's trade picture appears "unclear" this year and in 1987 due to developments in U.S.-Canada re

The non-Communist countries of Southeast Asia must join forces in some form of common market if they

Slow Economy May Cut Consumption of LumberPORTLAND, Ore. - A slowdown in the U.S. economy co

Hyundai Motor Reports Auto Exports Up 171 percentSEOUL, South Korea - Spurred by strong sale

Hyundai Motor Reports Auto Exports Up 171 percentSEOUL, South Korea - Spurred by strong sale

Globalization of the railway industry is near, according to Peter J. Detmold, co-chairman of the mos

Sharp appreciation of the Japanese yen in comparison with the U.S. dollar will hold Japanese economi

The United States may be forced to change its view on combining export finance with aid, "to knock s

Sharp appreciation of the Japanese yen in comparison with the U.S. dollar will hold Japanese economi

The United States may be forced to change its view on combining export finance with aid, "to knock s

GM to Leave S. Africa DETROIT - General Motors Corp. will withdraw from South Africa and sel

NY Decision Stands In Social Security CaseThe Supreme Court Monday rejected a Reagan adminis

Agreement on medical malpractice insurance premium hikes between Georgia and the St. Paul Insurance

According to federal government and insurance industry calculations, the vehicle you'd least want to

Marsh & McLennan Cos. Inc. reported third quarter profit jumped 52 percentfrom a year earlie

John Cook, public affairs director for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, says his organiza

Marine Transport Stake Disclosed by InvestorJames Allan Mactier, a Nebraska investor, said h

The Soviet Union has agreed to honor its 1985 commitment to buy 500,000 metric tons of Indian wheat,

The U.K. grain harvest is set to be the second largest on record, with the provisional estimate at 2

The Supreme Court rejected an appeal aimed at shutting down, at least temporarily, the Diablo Canyon

Henkel Hikes Methyl EsterPricesHenkel Corp. announced an increase in the prices of m

The BFGoodrich Co. reported net income of $16.6 million, or 70 cents a share, in the third quarter o

Inland Steel Industries Inc. hasn't released details of a pending coal supply contract with Consolid

Western Canada's Obed Mountain Coal Co. cracked the highly competitive market in Florida for utility

An upstart fruit processor, owned by a New Jersey company, is seeking a share of the New York apple

Ultraform ExpandingOperationsUltraform Co., a joint venture of BASF Corp. and Deguss

Local contract negotiations between the New York Shipping Association and the International Longshor

The Soviet Union is facing an electric power shortage of 6 million kilowatts this winter because of

As part of its "open-door" policy, China will become the biggest buyer of Soviet aircraft in the new