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Is the United States really in a state of decline, or are we just confronted with tough challenges o

In spite of reservations by several members, Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee ha

Officials at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration say they are negotiating with about

The French government is expected to announce decisions on subsidies to four small shipping companie

A Soviet scientist says that despite the delay in U.S. space exploration caused by the Challenger di

The container-leasing industry is locked in a dispute with the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service

The Los Angeles Steamship Association warned the Port of Long Beach that it may experience a loss of

American Carriers' Loss Rose in First QuarterOVERLAND PARK, Kan. - American Carriers Inc.'s

Europe and Japan received new shipbuilding orders for a total of 6.8 million gross tons in 1987, acc

The switching error that caused a speeding passenger train to slam into a track-maintenance machine

If there are among the traditional airlines those that regard the success of the integrated express

Boeing Co.'s product line is being pitted against a mix of McDonnell Douglas Corp. and Airbus Indust

Projected double-digit growth in cargo handled at Miami International Airport during the next severa

Egypt to Stabilize Export Oil PricesCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt says it will stabilize the price of

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States fell by 28 to total 880 for the week, Ba

Now that the breakdown of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' talks has worked its wa

The world's first order for a new jack-up oil rig for two years has gone to Far East Levingston Ship

As European airlines begin easing into a more deregulated environment this year, they hope to escape

Australian Coal Mines Hit by 1-Day StrikeSYDNEY, Australia - Coal miners in New South Wales'

May 3, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

COMBUSTION ENGINEERING INC. (Stamford, Conn.) - William G. Gang was appointed vice president of oper

Natural gas prices have hit all-time lows in some areas of the country as slackening demand and new

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West Germany to Sell Its 60 percent Stake in ViagBONN, West Germany - The West German govern

Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci decided Monday not to send half a dozen Coast Guard patrol vessels

The disputed procurement of ocean transportation to move military cargoes to Iceland will continue i

Two Senate bills take separate tacks in attempting to resolve government agricultural cargo preferen

Discovery Oil Acquires Crystal River RefiningDiscovery Oil Ltd., which recently emerged from

Air New Zealand Taps Scott for ChiefAUCKLAND, New Zealand - R.J. Scott has been named Air Ne

The Transport Ministry said Monday it recommended to Japanese airlines that they ground and conduct

Detailed analysis of a jetliner that had part of its fuselage blown off while flying at 24,000 feet

John N. Murphy, managing director, Far East Air Charters, a division of his Far East Aviation Ltd. i

Emery Air Narrows First Quarter Net LossWILTON, Conn. - Emery Air Freight Corp. narrowed its

Allegis Corp. will receive $500 million as a result of its agreement to sell half of its Apollo comp

Pan American World Airways and Pan Am Express are completely separate airlines, although both are su

Braniff Announces Expansion ProgramBraniff Inc. will begin daily non-stop service to Milwauk

Motorola Inc. has made a new link with the trucking industry in an agreement with Carrier Logistics

For two rubles, Soviet personal computer users soon will be able to access information probably beyo

Federal Agencies Buy More MicrocomputersFederal agencies bought nearly 200,000 microcomputer