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TRANSCO ENERGY TO SELL GULF RESERVES TO HESSTransco Energy Co., taking a major step to get o

A futures contract now exists for nearly every maturity on the yield curve, and for good reason, as

Scientists from the United States and the Soviet Union, once caught in a race for space, are teaming

Like a thirsting man crawling across a desert, cash-poor motorists come to Charlotte, N.C., agent La

YEUTTER HINTS AT 10 PERCENT FOR WHEAT SET-ASIDECENTRAL CITY, Neb. - U.S. Agriculture Secreta

Futures industry regulators have sent Congress a lengthy argument about why new index products recen

* Import Quota Watch 4A * Commodity Research Bureau: Treasury Bills 6A* Albert L. Kraus - Ma

Gov. Robert P. Casey last week announced a series of actions being undertaken by state government to

GOODRICH PLANS TO SELL VCM PLANT TO STERLINGAKRON, Ohio - BFGoodrich Co. said Friday that it

After months of threats and challenges, the United States soon may raise the stakes in its game of g

CONFERENCE RAISES FEES FOR TERMINAL HANDLINGTerminal-handling charges are slated to increase

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Shipyards in 14 of the 24 countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development rec

Isaac Shafran says that when he talks about Seagirt, this port's new intermodal marine terminal, he

The story headlined, "Finn Container Names New Orleans Agent," on Page 3B in The Journal of Commerce

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF EXPORTERS AND IMPORTERS (New York) - Laura A. Gubisch was named director of

JAPAN URGED TO DOUBLE DEFENSE R&D BUDGETA large industrial organization is urging the govern

Two publicly held bulk shipping companies associated with the Bermuda-based Bergvall & Hudner Group

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

The political turmoil in China has had no impact to date on Chinese enterprises in the United States

The chief executive of Sea-Land Service Inc. and two government officials intimately involved with t

Mark R. Reynolds turned down the top marketing position for the North Carolina ports only 14 days af

The Federal Maritime Commission has launched an investigation into the passenger cruise operations o

The steep fall in the value of sterling Monday rekindled the increasingly bitter debate over whether

Shop stewards representing Britain's 9,400 registered dockworkers claimed Monday they expect 75 perc

AMTRAK INAUGURATES ATLANTIC CITY SERVICEATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Amtrak inaugurated service to

Direct shipping services between Shanghai, China, and the Soviet Union are expected to begin shortly

Two leading U.S. exporters are finding themselves between a rock and a hard place. Faced wit

Several U.S. companies operating in China have begun pulling out expatriates and dependents as the c

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey dedicated a 145-acre automobile terminal in Bayonne and

The Hong Kong stock market plunged 340 points Monday as jitters over the crisis in China shook confi

CONRAIL (Philadelphia) - Timothy T. O'Toole was elected vice president and general counsel. He was s

The White House, in an apparent coordinated effort with the Federal Reserve Board, Monday moved to t

With no fanfare, one of the Philadelphia region's most venerable truckers, Matlack Inc., has become

The trip was six miles and 50 years one way. Passengers aboard the Big South Fork Scenic Rai

NOVATO, Calif. - Joseph W. Brown Jr. was named president of Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., a subsidia

Nearly one-third of the trucks inspected during the first two days of a roadside safety campaign las

A British-based merchant bank is weighing an offer to introduce what it calls a unique insurance-fin

CONN. LAWMAKERS EYE HMO GUARANTY FUNDHARTFORD, Conn. - Connecticut insurance regulators are

On one side of the dispute stands the man many call one of the best insurance agents in the country