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World Airways Planes Going Back to UnitedOAKLAND, Calif. - World Airways, which said it will

Times have not been easy for the car rental business. Competition from all sides, and particularly f

Profits of Lloyd's of London, the world's biggest insurance market, fell to 36 million ($53.3 millio

Thomas G. Wolf, assistant commissioner of the Office of Transportation Audits, is proud of his offic

Fremont General Corp. says it will spin off or discontinue unprofitable insurance operations that ac

Robert Anestis, president of Guilford Transportation Industries, has announced his resignation, but

The chairman of Texas Air Corp., Houston, predicted his company soon will complete its planned acqui

Air Afrique, the multinational African carrier, is in the midst of an effort to recover from the sla

Canada's largest tow boating company, Seaspan International Ltd., of North Vancouver, has been bough

2nd Shipment of Debris From TMI Reaches LabARCO, Idaho - A train carrying a second shipment

PepsiCo Inc. has tried to soften its blow to India's soft drink industry by agreeing to manufacture

PepsiCo Inc. has tried to soften its blow to India's soft drink industry by agreeing to manufacture

JAPAN MEXICO - $75 million from the Bank of Japan. Loan is about 4.6 percent of the $1.6 bil

Aircraft nearly collide in flight every other day over California, the state that leads the nation i

Jaguar, the British up-market carmaker, announced Thursday it is to launch a major sales drive in Ja

Jaguar, the British up-market carmaker, announced Thursday it is to launch a major sales drive in Ja

OUT OF THE CLOSET: The hottest unconfirmed rumor in South Florida has jumped out into the open - as

Iraq said its jet fighters attacked an oil tanker off Iran Thursday as part of an effort to destroy

An ambitious shipbuilding program that was to have given this country five million tons of new shipp

A new organization in Australia is providing the country's shipowners and operators with a national

Harland and Wolff Ltd., the Belfast-based shipbuilders, announced a substantial drop in its loss for

The following table lists the spot coal contracts signed between the Tennessee Valley Authority and

The death toll from the Black Sea collision of two Soviet ships rose to 116 Thursday as divers repor

The Canadian Wheat Board is reacting calmly to a grain handlers strike at Thunder Bay, the choke poi

Iran Thursday released a Soviet freighter after forcing it to an Iranian port and searching the vess

Most parts of New South Wales had useful rain in July-August, improving the prospects for favorable

Prospects appear dim for an early resolution to the labor dispute that has brought grain traffic to

Favorable weather throughout July and August in Poland helped produce a good grain crop, the U.S. ag

The drastic drop of U.S. grain exports is beginning to take a toll on the nation's major grain hauli

Union Carbide Corp. said it signed a letter of intent for the sale of the assets of its Brownsville,

Canadian Port and Harbour Association. 28th annual meeting Sept. 6-10 at Hilton International Windso

Burmah Specialty Chemicals, a division of the Burmah Oil PLC, acquired Co lumbia Cement Co., a New Y

New Zealand to Limit Live Sheep ExportsWELLINGTON, New Zealand - New Zealand will restrict l

West Germany's grain production declined an estimated 2.2 percent to 25.35 million metric tons in 19

The Alaska Pacific Refining Co., planning to build a refinery at the southern end of the trans-Alask

Success or failure of a major venture such as the construction of a large oil refinery often may de

Preliminary estimates for the third quarter of 1986 made by the Paris-based Organization of Economic

Crude oil prices have rallied in Europe this week in response to the start of the Organization of Pe

Domestic coal production will be slashed from the current 16 million tons annually to only 9 million

Sun Co. Raises Postings On WTI, Other CrudesSun Co. raised its posted purchase price for Wes