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Major airlines that have ordered advanced Airbus airliners are sticking withtheir plans for now desp

Federal Aviation Administration officials failed to act on evidence offered allegedly showing a carr

Jeff Bridges is one of international air cargo's success stories; and if his long tenure at British

CONTINENTAL EXPANDING MEXICO SERVICE FURTHERHOUSTON - Continental Airlines will significantl

Lax enforcement of cockpit procedures by Captain John Maus contributed to crew errors that caused th

SOLAR FLARE MISSED, SECOND MAY HIT EARTHA blast of intense radiation that threatened to disr

COGNITIVE SYSTEMS INC. (New Haven, Conn.) - Roger C. Schank resigned as chairman and chief executive

Electronic data interchange is not a convenience for automobile manufacturers. It is an essential to

Reach out and touch your cargo. That's what more and more of American President Lines Ltd.'s

William O. Bailey will retire as vice chairman and a director of Aetna Life & Casualty Co. at the en

To serve a stronger market for U.S.-Turkey trade, Turkish Cargo Lines began using a bigger vessel on

Insurance Commissioner Kenneth Merin will not make a decision on a $96-a-car annual surcharge on the

Two scientists at a Belgian university say their black milk can make deserts bloom. Marcel d

Trial lawyers have repeated their feat of two years ago and once again stymied House legislation to

The proposed U.S. legislation on the labeling of tropical oils would harm the economies of the Phili

As the European Community strives to meet its 1992 deadline for breaking down the barriers between i

Americans should be more aware of the potential of lead poisoning from imported ceramic ware that do

In 1983, Sanyo executives were scrambling to slash production costs on a small refrigerator they mad

A Travelers Corp. employee attending a party for those who survived the company's first round of job

BLUE CROSS PREMIUMS SOARING IN CALIFORNIABlue Cross health insurance premiums will go up bet

AM INTERNATIONAL TO SELL PRESS UNITAM International Inc. says it has tentatively agreed to s

The Air France Airbus A320 that crashed Sunday during an air show in eastern France was insured for

References to the month of June in the story Hong Kong Trade Growth Slows Down that appeared on this

While Puerto Rico is pushing hard to promote the U.S. government's Caribbean Basin Initiative, the g

China's growing role as an arms supplier signals the military is winning a protracted policy debate

Insurers would have the right to test their potential customers for AIDS as a condition for health c

Sparked by fears of a precipitous slide in freight rates, a group of shipping lines that carry impor

MAJOR QUAKE REPORTED IN SAN FRANCISCO AREAA strong earthquake jolted Northern California Mon

Sun Refining & Marketing Co., Philadelphia, Monday lowered its barge price for No. 2 fuel oil in New

The government of Thailand is moving to explore and develop what are thought to be sizeable deposits

The Tennessee Valley Authority said that it bought 2,200 tons of steam coal for its Kingston, Tenn.,

June 27, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Eastern Utilities Associates Monday said it withdrew its application to the Securities and Exchange

Gasoline prices bucked a summer trend and dipped a quarter of a cent a gallon during the last two we

ISRAELI PROFESSOR GETS GO-AHEAD FOR DRILLINGTEL AVIV, Israel - An Israeli professor will rec

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. will cut its common stock dividend 27 percent under a plan that will sett

AUSTRALIAN MINERS END 10-DAY WALKOUTSYDNEY, Australia - Striking Australian coal miners retu

Brazil, the only country with a major fuel alcohol industry, is cutting back subsidies to the contro

Here, amid the ancient rice paddies and verdant vegetable gardens northeast of Tokyo, lies the airpo

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered Ameriflight Inc., a California- base d cargo carrier, gr