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The state-owned metals and mining company, Rautaruukki, said that it won an order for more than 60 m

Increasing problems at Toronto's Pearson International Airport are the first signs of a nationwide c

FASTEST TRAIN TO LINK MELBOURNE AND SYDNEYMELBOURNE, Australia - An Australian and Japanese

Friday's final U.S. Department of Agriculture report for drought-stricken 1988 crops should should e

Chrysler Corp. is considering raising its capital spending goal for the next five years to $14.1 bil

The main terms for Groupe des Assurances Nationales to take over the leading regional banking group

Jobs in financial services, one of the engines of expansion in the economy of the metropolitan regio

BALTIMORE'S PRIDE SETS CARIBBEAN PORT STOPSThe Pride of Baltimore II, the city's symbol of i

As R.P. Scherer Corp. officials consider selling the gelatin capsule manufacturer, one offer to buy

GRACE SELLS INTEREST IN PHOSPHATE MINEW.R. Grace & Co. sold its half interest in the Four Co

In yet another revamp of its struggling coal industry, China has centralized all export controls wit

Intermodal cargo via Singapore soared 62 percent in the first nine months of last year over the corr

PACIFICORP, UTAH POWER COMPLETE MERGERPORTLAND, Ore. - PacifiCorp and Utah Power & Light com

Inventories of both gasoline stocks and distillate fuel increased slightly, the American Petroleum I

Separate Department of Transportation offices governing railroads, highways, mass transit and traffi

Kentucky plans to become the first U.S. state to sell bonds to Japanese investors in Tokyo's financi

International bankers said Wednesday that they will do more help to resolve the Third World debt pro

US RETAILERS' NET SLID IN THIRD QUARTERLarge U.S. retail corporations averaged an after-tax

Monetary policy may have to be tightened in 1989 if strong economic growth leads to an acceleration

The long-range program that lets farmers take fragile land out of crop production is turning into th

A captive insurance company created two years ago by the International Air Transport Association is

Council of Logistics Management, Milwaukee Roundtable, Jan. 18, 5:30 p.m., University Club, 924 East

Visitors who reach the summit of towering Mont Trois Piton in southern Dominica rarely forget the vi

The government-owned Shipping Corp. of New Zealand is cutting both shipboard and shoreside payrolls

Venezuela, the second biggest OPEC oil exporter to the United States, raised the price of crude oil

A story that appeared in The Journal of Commerce Jan. 10 on Page 1B under the headline, ISC Proposes

Two bulk shipping companies affiliated with Bermuda-based Bergvall + Hudner Group announced increase

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

With rates considerably lower than those charged by competitors, Challenge Air Cargo Inc., Miami's l

Drug testing data gathered by individual trucking companies is not enough to justify the federal go

Share prices worldwide have begun 1989 with a powerful rally, confounding pundits who said the new y

Quebec will be the first province in Canada to allow insurance brokers to sell securities, negotiate

BRAZIL'S COFFEE CROP GETS LOWER FORECASTSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazil's 1989-90 (July-June) cof

MOTOROLA INC. (Schaumburg, Ill.) - Wilhelm Braxmaier was named director for Eastern Europe by this m

If chemical industry directories without names are cluttering your desk, Houston-based DeWitt & Co.'

The world community Wednesday solemnly pledged to rid the earth of chemical weapons and to reach agr

The East Ohio Gas Co. Tuesday filed with the state Public UtilitiesCommission for a 1.1 perc

EASTERN COMPLETES SALE OF CRAFT TO CONTINENTALEastern Airlines said it has completed the sal

British companies need a few good computer software programs. Especially when it comes to th

Japan's decision to retain its cap on car exports to the United States drew little praise in the Uni