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Tens of thousands of oil workers began returning to work on Monday, ending the worst strike in the h

Freight transport organization TNT Ltd. is initially investing $50 million in the Hungarian joint ve

The rail competitive access issue needs to be settled once and for all to give railroads a chance to

EASTERN UNIONS PROTEST SALE OF SHUTTLENEW YORK - The unions at Eastern Air Lines planned to

The freight futures market extended its four-month-old rally last week, with the important January a

S. KOREA PLANS LOANS TO BOOST ITS IMPORTSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will finalize a pl

WARNER BROS. PLANS AUSTRALIAN THEME PARKBURBANK, Calif. - Porky Pig and company will help Wa

The International Trade Commission is about to complete the first of a series of reports to guide U.

Today's election in Canada will tell the world more about Canadians than anything else, according to

Union des Transports Aeriens has just announced healthy profit projections for this year in a clear

Two major West German insurers, Aachener und Muenchener AG and Allianz AG, recently announced cooper

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded seven spot market contracts covering deliveries of 19

The chairman of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress has voiced concerns about how the economic

The rate of British inflation jumped to 6.4 percent in October, its highest in more than three years

* Trade in Services on ITC December Calendar 4A * JofC Industrial Price Index: Plywood 8A* K

California, the nation's leading high-technology state, is finally doing something to translate its

Marine shipping circles in Canada are relieved that an agreement has been reached with the pilots op

Port Everglades Authority recently received the more than 100 separate components of its new contain

The decision by Continental Airlines and other U.S. carriers to boost most of their lowest discount

The battle between currency traders and the world's major central banks is likely to continue over t

CALIF. SULFUR CURBS COULD HIKE DIESEL FUELLOS ANGELES - Diesel fuel costs could increase by

Fri. Nov. 18, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

For the week ended Nov. 5, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 12

In today's electronic communications world, the best defense is a good committee. The Americ

In the 12 months ending June 1, the privately owned U.S. merchant marine fleet dropped to 511 vessel

The leader of the state Senate Friday announced legislation to fully implement insurance rate-cuttin

The New York Public Service Commission voted last week to approve an agreement between the state and

Genpak Corp. of Glens Falls, N.Y., and Mobil Chemical Co. of Stamford, Conn., are forging a joint ve

Local tugboat firms Friday began rehiring union members they had replaced during a nine-month strike

THE OIL MINISTERS of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meet this week in Vienna to d

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Steamatic Inc. has sold rights to franchise its cleaning and restoration services throughout Japan t

ANGOLA, CUBA APPROVE AFRICAN PEACE PLANLISBON, Portugal - Angola and Cuba on Friday approved

The World Trade Centers Association has selected the Minnesota World Trade Center in St. Paul to hos

Since the U.S. Export-Import Bank resumed lines of credit for Brazil in mid- September, the South Am

It's little wonder the University of Tennessee student chapter of Delta NuAlpha transportati

Wellhead prices of U.S. crude oil increased by 50 cents a barrel last week, but it's not a sign of i

Coal production in the European Community fell 4.6 percent in the first half of 1988 due to measures

KN TO PAY PLAINS MORE FOR GAS IN '89LAKEWOOD, Colo. - Plains Petroleum Co. said Friday its p

THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY will have a supporter in Sen. Donald Riegle Jr., D- Mich., if he takes over t