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A former government highway official criticized public and private transportation groups for ignorin

Santa Fe Net Income Shows a Sharp DeclineSanta Fe Southern Pacific Corp. said third quarter

Higher prices for gasoline, clothing and beer helped push up Britain's annual rate of inflation last

A new rail ferry link between East Germany and the Soviet Union shortens the transport time between

The Du Pont Co. purchased an option to acquire ETD Technology Inc. of Shoreview, Minn. ETD i

NRC Issues License For Seabrook LoadingSEABROOK, N.H. - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission ga

Purolator Courier Corp. said it will consider offers for its U.S. and Canadian auto filter operatio

Japan's proposed tax cuts will give a big push to capital investments from the country's private sec

President Reagan faces a decision in the next week or so on whether to sign into law a dramatic rewr

The Reagan administration got its way on most of the aviation issues taken up by the 99th Congress.<

A group of private investors offered $160 million for Frontier Airlines at a U.S. bankruptcy court

CSCE Raises Margins For Coffee 'C' ContractsThe Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange raised orig

Argentina exported 1,168,294 metric tons of grain, oilseeds and grain subproducts in September, up f

Turkish steelmaker Turkiye Demir Celik Isletmesi (TDCI) issued a tender in the U.S. market for the s

Ethyl Corp. reported net income for the third quarter of 1986 was $46.8 million, or 37 cents a share

Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. and Spectrum Group Inc. announced that their respective boards of directors

The financial position of most of the nation's electric utilities is expected to improve during the

Iran proposed that Kuwait and small Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries members Qatar, Gab

Pemex Reports Price Of Crude Exports UpPetroleos Mexicanos said the average price of Mexico'

A hearing for a Los Angeles police officer and another man charged in an alleged $1 million stolen y

Farrell Lines Inc. wants to combine its two subsidized services to the Mediterranean and West Africa

U.S. steel tubing producers charged Sweden with massive dumping of specialty tubing and asked the U.

The Port of Houston Authority acknowledged a $91,536 loss on an unusual subcontract it negotiated to

Modifications made to the main steam valves and the actuator mechanism at the Nine Mile Point 2 nucl

The Eastman Chemicals division of Eastman Kodak Co. and Molecular Genetics Inc. announced that they

NEW AND USED WIDE-BODY AIRPLANES are likely to be best sellers in world aviation markets for the nex

The U.S. dollar remained weaker against key foreign currencies Friday, although trading was at the u

Mixed signals on the economy and questions about the impact of tax reform are clouding the outlook f

In a new spirit of cooperation, the competing ports of Everett, Seattle and Tacoma are talking about

Pounding the podium and with the voice of a fire and brimstone preacher, Dave Beck, 92-year-old form

Canada's minister of international trade, Pat Carney, will be meeting with industry, union and provi

The Panamanian-flag, 20,780-deadweight-ton tanker Five Brooks reportedly was attacked in the Persian

Life insurers in Canada do not want their industry to be drawn into the current U.S.-Canadian talks

The Chinese, suffering from a decline in foreign investment, are striving to convince Western capita

The drive that the U.S. Customs Service began five years ago to automate its operations is rapidly a

Growing doubts over the possibility of another Federal Reserve discount ratecut soon and mix

Shipowners will be reviewing the success of their lobbying campaign against proposed U.S. fiscal cha

Kohl in Washington BONN, West Germany - Chancellor Helmut Kohl will urge U.S. President Rona

Don C. Becker, publisher of The Journal of Commerce, was presented with the Propeller Club of the Un

USI Far East Corp. announced that it will build a major new polyethylene plant at Kaohsiung, Taiwan,