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The death knell for the bankrupt Delaware & Hudson Railway appeared a distinct possibility Tuesday a

The Federal Maritime Commission is investigating whether two major carriers in the U.S.-South Europe

The paper industry Tuesday announced it is setting a goal of 40 percent paper recycling by 1995.

Milliman & Robertson Inc., one of the nation's largest firms of actuaries and employee benefits cons

Hundreds of thousands of acres of Florida citrus trees stripped bare of fruit and leaves by the crip

U.S. exporters should make sure they are in compliance with a set of manufacturing standards that ar

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., saying it is firmly committed to the future of its home base, is exerci

Midway Airlines Inc. expects to report losses for the fourth quarter and full year ending Dec. 31.

Panama's new government is investigating a $20 million economic development loan made in 1988 by a L

FUEL, LUBE GROUPS JOIN PETROLEUM MARKETERSThe New England Fuel Institute and the National As

Philadelphia port officials are moving on improvement projects at the port's automobile facility to

Safbank Line Ltd. is seeking payment of over $10,000 in freight charges from a moving company in a n

TEXAS REGULATORS PLAN RATE MEETING TODAYAUSTIN, Texas - State insurance regulators are sched

INDIAN ALUMINUM FIRMS SEE RECORD OUTPUTNEW DELHI, India - India's aluminum production during

Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. reportedly is closing out its commodity operations, trading industry sou

U.S. commodity groups may lose their last chance this century to significantly expand global market

Despite a sharp rise in fourth-quarter operating income, Sea-Land Service Inc. is still earning less

With air cargo flights between the Pacific Northwest and Europe running full, a Dutch airline will a

SOVIET MISSION LOOKS AT SMALL BUSINESSESA seven-member Soviet mission is on its first leg of

The U.S. dollar pared its early gains against the deutsche mark and turned lower against some curren

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

While 62 percent of Americans polled see no inconsistency between environmental improvement and econ

1579 (Feb. 13, 1990) Previous day - 1579 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Atlantic Container Line plans to close a subsidiary that handles the loading and unloading of cargo

South Korea's corn imports this year are likely to grow by 7 percent to 9 percent to 6.4 million to

Valentine's Day - one Western import that has become hugely popular in Japan - is especially sweet f

Longshoremen in the Pacific Northwest are refusing to unload a shipment of El Salvadoran coffee from

NEW MACHINERY ORDERS IN JAPAN DROP 6.4 PERCENTNew machinery orders placed in Japan during De

Petro-Canada Inc. signed a 15-year firm transportation agreement with Kern River Gas Transmission Co

FMC, AMERTRANS AGREE ON SETTLEMENT OF PROBEThe Federal Maritime Commission and a Miami off-p

Feb. 13, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Shipowners in Brazil dismissed a union official's claim Tuesday that a two- day-old seamen's strike

The life insurance industry said a Georgia House bill that would require companies to notify the ins

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE (Chicago) - The board of directors named one new member and one previous memb

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE RAISES SOME RATESGREENWICH, Conn. - United Parcel Service has raised i

U.S. steel mill shipments of finished materials rose slightly last year to 84.2 million net tons, th

Lloyd's of London believes it has got the task of recovering stolen works of art down to a fine art.

An insurance agents trade group is offering the latest threat to a Massachusetts state Insurance Div

The reorganization of Sea-Land Service Inc., which makes division managers responsible for many acti

AMSTERDAM-THERE PROBABLY is a lot of truth in the observation that if Planet Earth were to be threat