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Controlling interest in Braniff Inc. has been acquired by BIA-COR Holdings, a real estate investment

Normally an airline's decision to replace one aircraft on a particular route with another one is of

The Western Allies on Monday ended a postwar three-airline monopoly on flights to West Berlin, sayin

ANSETT REAFFIRMS PLAN TO BUY AIRBUS 320SSYDNEY, Australia - Ansett, an Australian domestic a

Ed Brown, chairman and chief executive of Bulldog Trucking Co. in Carnesville, Ga., calls his compan

Richard Carrico, a truck driver whose 25 years on the road ended when a rock was thrown from an Inte

Careful planning and artful nursing is bringing McAllister Towing Co.'s trucking subsidiary into the

The military and the non-union stevedoring company hired to perform work in Jacksonville previously

Rep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., says the award of a military cargo contract to a non-union stevedo

Longshoremen are resuming one-day walkouts at the Port of Montreal today following another breakdown

Joanne Wilson, 31, a personnel clerk for The Journal of Commerce, died Saturday in Easton Hospital,

Sales of existing homes climbed 3.1 percent in May, pushed up by fears of rising interest rates, a r

The U.S. economy shows no signs of accelerating inflation between now and the first half of next yea

For the third straight year, Tokyo remains the world's most expensive city for expatriates due to th

A leading economic reformer said Monday this week's Communist Party conference will focus on the par

After nudging up interest rates this spring, the Federal Reserve is likely to wait to see what impac

The Conference Board reports that worldwide economic expansion is moving ahead briskly, although lea

Computer software shouldn't be protected by China's copyright law when legislation is finalized, acc

Transportation Department officials Monday pledged to shield commercial space-launch vendors from th

Growth in Hong Kong's trade declined sharply last month from April, with imports registering an abso

U.S. drought losses stand to strengthen Brazil's position in a bilateral conflict over alleged damag

U.S. soft drink giant Coca-Cola Co. may switch to sugar as a sweetener and abandon high-fructose cor

UNITED BANK (Hartford) - Robert T. Gormley was named executive vice president and senior loan office

The Supreme Court Monday freed military contractors from the threat of product liability lawsuits in

SUB-SAHARAN NATIONS PLAN EXPORT AGENCYWASHINGTON - Nine sub-Saharan Africa countries contrac

West German money market rates continued to climb Monday on tight liquidity and on speculation the B

The U.S. dollar pushed broadly higher Monday, extending last week's summit rally, but its advance wa

The Senate rejected an amendment to the advance notice plant closing legislation Monday that would h

The Securities and Exchange Commission Monday charged an analyst with Morgan Stanley Group Inc. with

The Reagan administration may not have planned the recent strength in thedollar. But it is n

Leaders of the 12 European Community nations stifled a plan Monday to create a European central bank

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

When Hanjin Container Lines and Korea Shipping Line complete their merger this fall, South Korea's l

A new compromise proposal to modify the Staggers Rail Act gathered support Monday, as a crucial show

Mon. June 27, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Top Stories Trade opportunities abound for U.S. companies willing to work their way through

The Maritime Administration will allow a month for interested parties to file their views on whether

The farmers and fishermen of Koko thought little of it when ships began calling at this backwater po

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

The government here is enlisting the help of local software houses to develop TradeNet, the electron