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Battered by the crisis in Canada's railway industry and by the cost of heavy work-force reductions,

Fiat Auto SpA, Europe's second largest automaker, has joined the ranks of General Motors Corp., Ford

YELLOW CORP. POSTS LOSS FOR FIRST QUARTEROVERLAND PARK, Kan. - Yellow Corp., parent

Prompted by rising demand for oil-related equipment and a desire to better position themselves for I

Large U.S. businesses are beginning to see increases of 20 percent to 40 percent and more in propert

HOUSE PANEL ENDORSES GLOBAL CUBAN EMBARGOWASHINGTON - A House subcommittee last week

The higher yen may be a nightmare to Japan's policy-makers, but for the man in the street it means c

Apr. 23, 1993 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Premium-Unl

The use of commodity "derivatives" for oil products is becoming more widespread in Japan as companie

The Bank of Mexico Friday reported that Mexico's imports of natural gas rose 130 percent and gasolin

More than 15,000 workers died in Chinese industrial accidents last year, often because factories ign

While most Corn Belt farmers won't budge from home during the key spring planting season, a hundred

Farmland Industries Inc., along with John Miller of Park City, Utah, and Idle Wild Foods this week c

Want to make a quick trip to Nairobi, Johannesburg or Abidjan? Don't look to U.S. carriers for a dir

Distribution/Computer Expo '93, April 27-29. Rosemont O'Hare Exposition Center, Rosemont, Ill.Exhibi

The oft-conservative and slow-changing energy industry has been forced to learn new tricks in recent

French shippers are expecting to emerge as winners in the competition between ferry operators on the

U.S. natural gas prices have climbed so high recently that they have surpassed even the most expensi

A $10 billion shortfall in the Department of Transportation's highway account could limit DOT's abil

QUALCOMM POSTS PROFIT IN FIRST QUARTERSAN DIEGO - Qualcomm Inc., a leading satellite

Distribution/Computer Expo '93. April 27-28. Rosemont O'Hare Expo Center, Rosemont, Ill. Contact: C.

Argentina agreed to reduce a tariff on imports from Paraguay, ending a bilateral dispute that threat

When Denver closes down Stapleton Airport in December and orchestrates an overnight move to the new

The New York region must develop a viable infrastructure to support international trade if it is to

World trade is likely to grow slowly and late this year, reaching an annualaverage of nearly

International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 23, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Apr. 23, 1993 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley

The two-year-old European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has yet to make its mark on the re

Apr. 23, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Investors have responded enthusiastically so far to Egypt's proposed sale of state companies and ass

Market-based incentives may be the best way to satisfy environmental concerns under the proposed Nor

The success of Venezuela's Orimulsion fuel will depend on how the product is defined in the West, Qu

Current strong prices for fuel oil here are encouraging bunker traders to buy bunker fuel in other p

Caltex Petroleum Corp. and the government of Oman have signed a preliminary agreement to pursue bill

REGIONAL BLOCS Doing Business With the Arab Gulf Countries. April 28-30. Fort Lauderdale, Fl

The Bank of France said Friday it was cutting both of its key interest rates, the third such move in

A judge has declared a mistrial in a 10-month-old trial on a chemical- exposure lawsuit filed by for

Theodore Cooper, Upjohn Co. chairman and chief executive, died Thursday of complications from cancer

U.S. 1993-94 export sales of cotton are expected to jump sharply next week after USDA just issued it

American Airlines and its hard-charging chairman, Robert L. Crandall, are making big changes in the