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

Westmoreland Coal Co. of Philadelphia said it was suspending payment of its regular 15-cent-a-share

Gasoline stations in metropolitan New York that did not have vapor recovery systems in place by July

July 7, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Alaska Airlines, a subsidiary of Alaska Air Group Inc., reported it flew 349.7 million revenue passe

EUROCONTROL NATIONS TO CENTRALIZE DATABRUSSELS, Belgium - Alarmed by growing air traffic, th

American Trucking Associations urged the Republican Platform Committee to reject new energy taxes to

UNION PACIFIC EXTENDS BULKTAINER TO ATLANTAOMAHA, Neb. - Union Pacific Railroad is now offer

STRIKE CONTINGENCY PLANS are the order of the day for Midwest area rail shippers facing possible ser

LEASEWAY TRANSPORTATION CORP. (Cleveland) - Gerald C. McDonough, chairman and chief executive office

The Interstate Commerce Commission denieda request from defunct Branch Motor Lines Inc. to collect $

The unions that won a major arbitration award against Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. last m

The U.S. Coast Guard reopened a Mississippi River channel Wednesday afternoon at Greenville, Miss.,

The stormy relations between the United States and Panama have led to their first confrontation over

ROYAL NEDLLOYD TOLD TO APPEAR IN COURTRoyal Nedlloyd, the Dutch shipping and transportation

Hanjin Container Lines will shift its larger containerships from California to the Pacific Northwest

The Federal Maritime Commission, in one of its periodic tariff housecleanings, canceled inactive tar

The diversified insurance group, Compagnie du Midi, will increase its stake to 33.4 percent from 13

The government realized some $12 million from its recent sale of 75 barges acquired by the Maritime

The long-awaited arrival of summer weather drew consumers into stores in June and gave the nation's

The collision last year of two ferries crossing Long Island Sound, in which 21 people were injured,

The pace of new hiring slowed during May as the steady improvement in labor conditions leveled off,

The United States gave a broad welcome Thursday to new European Community proposals designed to comb

Covered hopper cars may soon be in short supply as a result of increased demand brought on by the dr

The chairman of the House Banking Committee moved closer to Senate-passed banking legislation Thursd

President Reagan's nominee to fill the final vacancy on the Federal Reserve Board enjoyed a generall

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 309,000 people during the week end

Lack of political will, rather than failure to recognize the problems, is hampering the attempts of

Romania, deepening its isolation from its communist allies, Thursday refused to join them in a plan

To a mocking rendition of The Star Spangled Banner, the proposed U.S.-Canada free trade pact took an

They wear veiled clothing in true Moslem tradition instead of conservative business suits, but Mauri

With just six months left in his term, Federal Aviation Administrator Allan McArtor hasn't gone thro

A bill wending its way through the California Legislature has called for a statewide strategic port

ALGERIA - $160 million from the World Bank to reform Sonelgaz, the state power company, and for an e

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

COMMERCE TO PROBE CHINESE HEADWEAR COSTThe International Trade Commission has cleared the wa

When Chris Evert accidentally dropped her bracelet during a tennis match a couple of years ago, she

Brazil's minister of finance said Thursday he believes Japanese banks are willing to support a loan

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

BANKAMERICA CORP. (San Francisco) - Michael Simmons was named executive vice president and head of t