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THE 1988 WINTER OLYMPICS had its "Battle of the Brians" (Brian Boitano and Brian Orser for the men's

Exxon Co. U.S.A. says it will make full contract deliveries of Alaskan North Slope crude oil in Apri

Retailers can use automation strategies to bring a wider assortment of products to their customers,

Sluggish progress toward more use of electronic communications in trade got a swift kick Monday from

The Exxon Valdez tanker accident is likely to result in public policy changes that will affect a bro

The hybrid trailer with rail and highway wheels is moving beyond the experimental phase and its deve

Repligen Corp. and Sandoz Ltd. of Basel, Switzerland, announced that they have signed an agreement

It's been quite a year for the aerospace industry, as orders keep on coming, prompted by safety conc

A serious railcar shortage could threaten grain exports this year, experts warn. Such shorta

The tone has hardened this week in the battle over France's second-largest shipping company, Delmas-

''HEY PEOPLE! All new cars are gonna have air bags! Got that?" More than half of the America

The U.S. dollar declined broadly Thursday on a rally in the Swiss franc and the deutsche mark.

Farmers Insurance Group and State Farm Insurance Co., the state's two largest personal insurers, Wed

ROSTENKOWKSI PROPOSES EASIER SECT. 89 RULESHouse Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dan Roste

The popularity of the London International Financial Futures Exchange's Bund (West German government

While some countries may balk at the notion of letting foreign investors buy them out, Israel is wel

COCOM MEMBERS URGE US TO LIFT EMBARGOThe United States was pressured by European members of

SHIPPER'S EXPORT DECLARATION FOR SHIPMENTS TO CANADA. The implementation of the U.S.-Canada Free Tra

The Department of Energy will do everything in its power to block the decommissioning of the Shoreha

1619 (Apr. 13, 1989) Previous day - 1622 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

US RAIL PLACES ORDER FOR 500 HOPPER CARSSAN FRANCISCO - United States Rail Services Inc. has

The explosive growth in the railroad industry's intermodal business is expected to moderate in comin

CMB TRANSPORT PLANS INDIAN OCEAN SERVICECMB Transport, the Belgian transportation company, p

A protest rally is planned today in the North Carolina port of Wilmington by some 750 unionized dock

The Environmental Protection Agency expressed surprise at the volumes of total hazardous waste emiss

The Asia-Pacific region, which already takes nearly a quarter of the world's synthetic rubber, will

The new deal between the White House and Congress to slash next year's budget deficit leaves enough

The land of Lincoln is investing more than a few pennies to increase trade with the Soviet Union.

A Kentucky bank and state export agency are the latest recipients of the president's "E" awards for

NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS CORP. (New York) - Einar Kloster was named chief executive and chairman of th

Arbitration Day. April 14. New York. Sponsored by the American Arbitration Association in cooperatio

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Air France today will begin weekly trans-Atlantic freighter service from Newark International Airpor

Norfolk Southern Corp. will run 68 steam excursion trips in 15 states from April to November. In 198

ROADWAY SERVICES REPORTS EARNINGS UPRoadway Services Inc.'s first quarter earnings rose to $

Striking Japanese dockworkers will hold talks with their employers Saturday for the first time since

As summer approaches, business travelers begin to notice that they are no longer the only ones trave

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

The European parliament's vote this week for stricter laws on car exhaust emission controls should l

DUTY-FREE TREATMENT FOR 2 NATIONS SUSPENDEDWASHINGTON - The United States suspended effectiv