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

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

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

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

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

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

Commercial production of propylene carbonate, a high-boiling oxygenated solvent with low toxicity an

General cargo handled at Hampton Roads terminals totaled 333,076 tons last month, a 16.6 percent inc

The 99th Congress dealt with quite a few major surface transportation issues - arduous and frustrati

The Reagan administration plans to launch bilateral negotiations with the 23 countries requiring con

GENERAL NEWSBusiness leaders are less confident about economy, Conference Board says. Page 2

There will be no insurance savings due to tort law reform in Florida, according to documents filed b

China's daily crude oil output is above 2.57 million barrels, the state-run Xinhua News Agency repor

Department of Transportation approval is not the last hurdle for the winning bidder in the competit

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

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

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

Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. reported record third quarter earnings of $13.3 million, or 52 cents

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

Presidential Opposes People Express MergerPresidential Airways has filed additional comments

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

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

Top Stories Indonesian pavilion, including a department store and offices of the National Ag

Congress, after a decade of catch-as-catch-can funding, approved omnibus legislation authorizing con

The trucking industry and the Teamsters union reached agreement on a plan to ease truckers' pension

The maritime industry took a beating in the 99th Congress. Not only did U.S.-flag operators

Last week's attack on a Panamanian tanker in the Strait of Hormuz represents an escalation of the da

CN's Chief ResignsSuddenlyMaurice LeClair, chairman and chief executive executive of

Switzerland's national account will show a significant surplus" in 1986, the first after 15 years in

The Supreme Court agreed to rule on a thorny question affecting railroads on a nationwide basis - ho

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

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

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

Higher taxes drove third quarter profit at American President Cos. down 34 percent to $9.3 million f

Marad OK Sought To Scrap VesselsThe Maritime Administration was asked permission to sell two

Shippers, as well as carriers, have a vested interest in the viability of ocean conferences.

The U.S. dollar moved higher Monday on a combination of factors, including a statement by Karl Otto

The Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. started testing a repaired safety valve at the Nine Mile Point 2 nucl