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Consolidated Edison Co. of New York saved $74.2 million in taxes as a result of litigation it has pu

The huge trade imbalance between the United States and Japan should ease considerably in the 1990s,

Surgeon General C. Everett Koop Tuesday denounced efforts to export U.S. cigarettes as "the height o

Sept. 19, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

(Fourth in a special series of columns devoted to an overview of the air freight forwarding industry

There is no reason why a single European market cannot be achieved by 1992 despite difficulties invo

Chevron U.S.A. Inc., on behalf of its partners in the 200 million to 300 million-barrel Point Arguel

It was the extra hour that handed Ireland the edge when Teradata Corp. was searching for a European

California's dancing raisins may need swimming lessons if the state's skies don't clear soon.

Frank Lorenzo, whose Texas Air Corp. lost $719 million last year and whose Eastern Airlines subsidia

UPS UNVEILS NEW EAST COAST AIR HUBUnited Parcel Service unveiled its new $128 million East C

Plans to scale back sawmill hours in Japan are causing almost 1,000 layoffs for loggers in western W

NORTH AMERICA WestPack '89. Oct. 11-13. Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, Calif. Western P

The best bet for U.S. steel exports in the 1990s will be in the developing world and Pacific Rim, ac

LABOR CHIEF TO DISCUSS UNION CONSOLIDATIONRichard I. Kilroy, president of the Railway Labor

The Southern Pacific Transportation Co. lost $27.5 million during the first six months of 1989, acco

MACK TRUCKS INC. (Allentown, Pa.) - Ralph E. Reins was elected president and chief executive officer

Shareholders of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. overwhelmingly approved Tuesday a move to change i

The trucking industry filed suit to overturn a highway tax imposed by Maine, the second New England

A Chinese official said the country intends to boost exports of electronic items, mainly consumer go

Electronic communications technologies present banks with both opportunities and perils, according t

The Port of Halifax needs a double-stack container train service to remain competitive with other Ea

The Massachusetts Port Authority plans to spend up to $1 billion for a major expansion of facilities

As straddle carriers growled back and forth and trucks rumbled on their way, more than 300 labor, ci

Vanuatu reacted sharply to Liberia's announcement of a steep cut in the initial registration fee for

The Federal Maritime Commission announced Tuesday that 13 companies have agreed to pay a total of $1

You are a business that operates all over the world. You have to juggle deliveries and suppl

A subsidiary of Japan's Shuwa Corp. that owns a string of landmark U.S. office buildings including L

The leaders of America's major shipping lines were in high spirits last Friday at the annual Admiral

FALLING ENERGY PRICES EASE INFLATION CLIMBConsumer inflation turned in its best performance

Trade sentiment that Puerto Rico's sugar cane crop was spared Hurricane Hugo's destructive force and

AUSTRALIA REPEATS CALL ON KOREAN BEEF MARTSEOUL, South Korea - Australian Minister for Prima

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange is hoping to win official Japanese government approval to allow it t

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said Tuesday it intended to vigorously fight some of the rules and p

Now that U.K. authorities have stopped the clock on Sir James Goldsmith's $21 billion bid for B.A.T.

The present balance in worldwide stocks of oil is expected to accommodate any increases in Organizat

It has taken five years, but Ken Lay now has Enron Corp. about where he wants it. The 47-yea

An International Trade Commission report next month is expected to help lay the basis for a speedup

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

U.S. oil and gas drilling activity increased last week over the same period a year ago, the oil serv