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Arvin Industries Inc., headquartered in Columbus, Ind., has purchased the European exhaust systems b

Chicago Board of Trade, economic outlook briefing, Dec. 29, 3:30 p.m. Speakers: Martha R. Seger, gov

The stink of glue and the clang of machinery pervade a cavernous warehouse where 300 workers are hun

As the world's airlines place record-breaking orders in Seattle for new Boeing jetliners, Wichita ma

The official finding that a bomb brought down Pan American World Airways Flight 103 last week over L

Overall gains in capital spending by U.S. firms should slow in 1989, but the transportation industry

Although the U.S. economy has remained resilient in the wake of last year's stock market crash, the

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

PAKISTAN FAILS IN BID FOR NUCLEAR ARMS VOWISLAMABAD, Pakistan - A bid by Pakistan to persuad

The government announced it has picked a domestic company over a U.S. firm to develop a new generati

Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. said it will quit both major shipping conferences between the Un

A leading environmental group wants to stop a government agency plan to ship radioactive waste throu

More Britons than ever will toast in the New Year this weekend with Nablab. As a result, they may li

A full-blown trans-Atlantic trade war in the New Year seemed inevitable Wednesday after the United S

U.S. exporters and importers who do business with the European Community are angry because the trade

One of the largest stevedoring companies in North America stands accused of breaking its contract wi

British insurers will likely end up paying Pan American World Airways $32 million for the hull of a

Some Panama Canal workers could face seizure of their personal property as early as this week if the

Money doesn't buy everything. Going electronic is one of the highest priorities for Californ

Good vision can be painful. Electronic data interchange can eliminate one of the more import

A LITTLE OVER 11 YEARS AGO I wrote a parable in which I used allegorical creatures to predict that u

Around Kendall Square there won't be many bonus checks this holiday season. Most of the doze

NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR TO SELL DATACHECKERSANTA CLARA, Calif. - National Semiconductor Corp.

Rare and endangered species at the Antwerp Zoo are getting a skin-deep introduction to computer tech

Midway Airlines Inc., the Chicago-based carrier, reported revenue passenger- mile s for November inc

Saying a defiant stance would be counterproductive, the Massachusetts Port Authority directors tempo

Spot prices for jet fuel have jumped by as much as 18 percent since the OPEC ministerial meeting in

Profits at U.S. airlines are soaring to their highest level since the industry was deregulated 10 ye

A Lake Wylie, S.C., man is Gastonia's first airport administrator. Harry Henke, 64, a retired engine

Canpar, the small parcel division of CP Trucks of Toronto, has introduced an expanded air courier se

NON-UNION WORKERS ECONOMICAL FOR JALNEW YORK - Japan Air Lines believes it is saving $4 mill

The Interstate Commerce Commission has agreed to help accelerate USX Corp.'s sale of seven small rai

About 1,000 Slovenian railway workers, mostly engine drivers, went on strike Tuesday protesting low

Sunshine Mining Co. said Tuesday that it agreed to acquire plastics maker Rexene Corp. for cash and

The nation's first plant to turn plastic items like foam coffee cups and hamburger trays into things

ICC TO ALLOW INCREASE IN RAIL FREIGHT RATESThe Interstate Commerce Commission will allow the

MERCK & CO. (Rahway, N.J.) - Joseph W. Keating was elected president of the Merck Pharmaceutical Man

A derailed train was placed back on track and passengers were bused on their way as investigators pr

CAROLINA FREIGHT CARRIERS CORP. (Cherryville, N.C.) - James Eaton, executive vice president, marketi

Stock market prices for chemical companies have dropped slightly more than the Dow Jones industrial