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AIR CARGO AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (Darien, Conn.) - Kenneth G. Hunt was named manager, Nor

To improve patient care and prevent operating-room deaths, doctors have developed Harvard Medical Sc

Monday, August 25,1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanadaU.K.G

Consumer Goods Output Doubles in VietnamBANGKOK, Thailand - Production of consumer goods in

The "King of Knock-offs," enterprising Taiwan, is mending its copycat ways, passing laws and locking

Britain, South Korea and Canada are minting coins for India on contracts totaling 1.3 billion rupees

The crisis in the West German shipbuilding industry deepened with the Nobiskrug yard in Schleswig-Ho

A port development analyst disputed Sierra Club contentions that a cargo port here is not justified

William Griffin, president of two shipbrokerage firms, WVG Shipping & Trading and W.V. Griffin & Ass

U.S. oil refineries anxious to take advantage of cheap foreign crude raised their rates the past two

People Express Airlines will survive its latest crisis - the expected bankruptcy of its Frontier Air

Creditors of the International Tin Council claimed to have evidence that member-governments had full

The South Louisiana Port Commission has been reorganized in an effort to reduce political squabbling

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

The president of the United Steelworkers says all the remedies for what's been called a crisis in Am

BHP Steel International Group, a division of Australia's Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd., acquired

An anti-smoking group urged President Reagan not to dump U.S. cigarettes on Taiwan as a means to sus

Inadequate supplies forced Brazil's SEI computer regulatory agency to approve imports of 1,800 hard

Petroleos de Venezuela Raises Crude PostingsPetroleos de Venezuela SA, Venezuela's state-own

About 40 percent of the containerized cargo arriving at the Port of Vancouverfrom the Far Ea

Immigration officers at the southeast England Port of Dover voted to strike for 24 hours in a disput

Stocks declined in slow trading Monday, as traders took profits after three weeks of nearly straight

In the energy-conscious time seven years ago, the Carter administration installed a solar water-heat

Zim-American Israeli Shipping Co. will expand its service between U.S. Atlantic and Gulf ports and t

The Soviet Union is building a new base for its enormous Typhoon submarines as part of its fortifica

A strong technical picture is expected to provide support to the bullish sentiment that swept over c

SANTA FE SCUTTLEBUTT: Despite all the public talk about getting the Interstate Commerce Commission t

Philadelphia's waterfront union, by taking a tough line on enforcing work rules and a soon-to-expire

Japan Air Lines Faces Some TurbulenceJapan Air Lines will need two or three years before its

Air Canada Flies Cargo To Hong Kong WeeklyAir Canada has launched weekly cargo charter fligh

Air Force Halts Launch Of Weather SatelliteVANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. - A fuel system

Inside an immense hangar, a silver-haired man in a RogersonHiller cap was photographing that company

The Federal Maritime Commission said it would not act against Peru for the next six months if Peru d

Iowa Electric Light & Power Co. may need at least 300,000 tons of coal for 1987 deliveries and will

Australia has the world's largest coal carrier in active service on the international market.

Iran announced it will resume natural gas deliveries to the Soviet Union after a seven-year suspensi

With the agricultural economy needing resuscitation, it might not be the best time to attempt the re

Nineteen years ago, Garvin Senn ran a Shell service station at a busyintersection in Dallas

United States Lines said it will reduce its round-the-world service by suspending direct calls to Fo

Rep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., claimed credit for preventing yet another side-stepping of U.S.-fl