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More than four million transportation workers with safety-sensitive jobs will have to submit to a br

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has squandered an opportunity to stimulate a recov

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HIGHER POWER DEMAND EXPECTED THIS WINTERPRINCETON, N.J. - Most regions anticipate an increas

British Coal Corp. Monday reported its best financial results in over 20 years. The company posted a

CONSOLIDATED TO SUPPLY GAS TO NY, CONN. PLANTSConsolidated Natural Gas Co. said it signed tw

Coal from Australia and Colombia helped close the Pike County mine in easternKentucky where

United Airlines' conversion of 46 McDonnell Douglas DC-10 passenger transports will more than double

CHRONAR CORP. (Princeton, N.J.) - Edward Sabisky was named vice president and head of the equipment

Ed Moore has dealt with thousands of people in his day, but those he remembers most gave him their n

Cargo figures are up and passenger figures are down at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport.

After Vienna's International Airport opened a sparkling, glassed-in extension to its main terminal b

PAN AMERICAN JET IN NEAR MISS AT LOGANBOSTON - A Pan American World Airways jet taking off h

Boosted in part by the drop in oil and natural gas prices, the Texas petrochemical industry is boomi

SULFUR DIOXIDE IS UP AT C-I-L STAMFORD, Conn. - C-I-L Corp. of America will increase all sub

Some chief executives of Canadian chemical companies may be keeping champagne on ice, hoping for app

Hoechst Celanese Corp. announced third quarter net earnings of $62 million, up from $45 million in t

The federal government's first prosecution of a chemical ocean dumping case has ended with a federal

ASHLAND TO REOPEN LA. METHANOL PLANTAshland Chemical Co. said it will reopen a methanol manu

Abbey Life Group PLC, Britain's second largest life insurance company, suffered a setback Monday in

LIFE INSURERS WARNED OF HARMFUL LEGISLATIONLife insurers must keep their eyes on Congress ne

Because of losses in the Philadelphia area, the automobile and homeowner's insurance units of John H

A giant game of chicken is developing in California over the future of the state's recently approved

Allstate Insurance Cos. dropped a mini bomb on Massachusetts' automobile insurance market Monday, an

ARACRUZ CELULOSE SELECTS BALTIMOREAracruz Celulose SA, a producer and exporter of wood pulp,

The future of the warehouse and distribution industry will be marked by increased focus on cost cont

Fred M. Brody, president of Brody Associates Inc., was installed last week as the president of the N

Fear over insurance hikes is prompting a flood of shipper comments on a Department of Transportation

There's gold in those hills. Also aluminum, beryllium, boron, carbon, chromium, cobalt, iron, lead a

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

Foreign companies attending an investment forum have signed letters of intent to invest $234 million

Members of the National Industrial Transportation League will tackle several prickly issues this wee

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader expects to export his brand of insurance revoltfrom California

M.W. Kellogg Co., a U.S. engineering and construction company, has turned to a British export bank f

ANSI X12, quarterly meeting, Nov. 14-18. Hyatt at Los Angeles Airport. Contact: ANSI X12/DISA,Suite

Japan Air Lines net profit for the six months ended Sept. 30 was $132 million, 25.9 percent up on 19

EMERY SIGNS PACT TO REFINANCE HUBWILTON, Conn. - As expected, Emery Air Freight Corp. has re

Facing a dramatic loss in revenue, Alaska's two international airports are scrambling to attract add

Although Canadian ports lag in the global Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) race, three pilot projec

PRODUCT DEADLINE MET BY IBM, MICROSOFTBy the skin of their teeth, International Business Mac