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Ports, railroads and cargo brokers on the West Coast geared up to begin receiving diverted cargo.

Disappointed by a Soviet decision to pass up a massive U.S. grain deal sweetened with a $15-a-ton su

Warner-Lambert Co.'s Parke-Davis division announced the introduction of Nitrogard, a prescription ni

Biaggi to Be Guest At Port Week DinnerRep. Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., will be guest of honor at t

Calif. Fruit Fly Scare Apparently OverNo Oriental fruit flies have been found in the past 10

The prolonged labor conflict at Thunder Bay, Canada's biggest cereals export port, remained deadlock

After achieving some small gains in early trading, the U.S. dollar headed lower Wednesday in reactio

The board of directors of San Salvador Electric Light Co. (Compania de Alumbrado Electricio de San S

Peru's July oil production averaged 174,200 barrels a day, down 12 percentfrom July 1985's 1

Supplies of gasoline and distillate increased substantially, according to the American Petroleum In

If railroads want dependable suppliers, they must become closer partners with rail product producers

An unequal division of traffic between the port of Vancouver's two container terminals is to receive

Oil industry analysts are confident the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will continue

Discord, fatigue and the press of time swamped a controversial Senate Finance Committee trade bill t

Crewmembers protesting job cuts staged sit-ins Wednesday on four Sealink ferries that travel from En

The Municipal Bond Insurance Association is planning to incorporate, the New York Insurance Departme

Ports no longer can expect to recover costs entirely from customers, the chairman of Lykes Bros. Ste

The United States will use a record amount of lumber this year but an anticipated economic slowdown

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Phillips Petroleum Co. said its third quarter earnings will include an estimated $120 million after-

Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., a unit of the Columbia Gas System, filed with the Federal Energy Re

A truck weigh station controversy is being placed on the scales of justice by Westport officials and

CSX Corp. reported a sharp drop in quarterly earnings that it blamed on weakness in the agricultural

Shen Zu-Yu smiles, leans back in his armchair and summons up a centuries-old verse to describe his p

The sharp rise in the yen, coupled with declining interest rates and fears of rekin dled inflation,

The omnibus trade bill goes into limbo with no Senate Finance Committee action coming before the Sen

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's crusade to create a share-owning democracy moves into top gear.

Union Pacific Corp.'s bid to buy Overnite Transportation Co. may have to be reconsidered following a

FAA Begins Probe Of Near-CollisionsSANTA ANA, Calif. - The Federal Aviation Administration i

Rig II Management Inc. of Houston wants to sell the 3,798-gross-ton drilling rig Griffin-Alexander I

Governor Mario Cuomo's top consumer adviser urged state utility regulators to reject a move by Niaga

The Swedish Post Office has unveiled two new international express delivery document and small packa

Citing a common theme of cockpit miscues in three airline accidents, a government agency is warning

The closing of the Peterbilt truck plant Wednesday after 26 years of rolling out the 33,000-pound ve

Argentine gross domestic output rose during the second quarter by 5.7 percent on 1985 levels, for a

GENERAL NEWSOrders to U.S. factories for manufactured goods fell 1.4 percent in August, the

The Transportation Department plans to ease the fuel economy standard for 1987 and 1988 model passen

Property/casualty insurance companies in California have been barred from canceling policies or hik

Railroads, trucking companies and air cargo operators braced for the effects of the International Lo

The unique military cargo-sharing treaty between the United States and Iceland seems headed for Sena