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Nevada Court Rejects Batus Proxy InjunctionLOUISVILLE, Ky. - Batus Inc. said Thursday the Ne

State insurance regulators told a House Commerce subcommittee Thursday that no-fault automobile insu

Alexander & Alexander Services Inc. is considering the sale of its Baltimore- based insurance premiu

The U.S. dollar plunged 2 percent against key currencies Thursday on the surprise news of the highes

Nearly one dollar in every four the World Bank lends to Third World governments is given on conditio

Government Hits NY For Ignoring WarningThe head of the nation's mass transportation agency h

The Chicago West Pullman Corp., whose bid to purchase the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad touched of

Four people, including the presidents of an Arizona aviation firm and a West German company, face ch

Federal transportation officials said they may relieve farmers, firefighters, military personnel and

EC's '88 Budget Passes 1st Parliamentary VoteSTRASBOURG, France - The European Parliament on

Roadway Earnings Up in First QuarterAKRON, Ohio - Roadway Services Inc.'s first quarter earn

To grab a successful piece of the burgeoning Sino-U.S. trade, companies must have patience, flexibil

Overall U.S. imports from the Caribbean Community remain stagnant, despite rising garment shipments

Expectations for medium and heavy truck sales are up, but Data Resources Inc. is sticking to its gun

The United States, West Germany and Japan should take further actions to avert international financi

For the week ended April 2 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

The Reagan administration, which publicly has been attempting to topple Panamanian strongman Gen. Ma

The largest exporter of citrus products from the United States says American trade negotiators shoul

The pile of agreements signed at this week's U.S.-U.S.S.R. talks virtually assures that plenty more

April 14, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

South Korea's exports are affected for the first time by the shutdown of much of South Korea's Daewo

The Senate Thursday approved a $1.1 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1989 after deciding earlier n

Two key Congressional leaders and two Reagan administration officials failed Thursday to agree on wh

The United States incurred a setback in February in its quest for a substantially reduced merchandis

Business groups pushing for House action on product liability reform have agreed to accept compromis

TOP STORIES: Rapid changes in projected requirements for aircraft over the next 10 years are

Put the words drugs and dollars in a sentence and the result usually is a mental image of high crim

The ocean ship conference covering exports shipped from the United States to northern Europe will in

China Southwest Energy Resources Corp. is negotiating with two U.S. locomotive makers to swap Chines

TOP STORIES: Disputes over quotas for textiles and apparel exports to the United States weig

Canadian Pacific Ltd. Wednesday announced the sale of 19 bulk vessels for US$149.1 million to a Berm

The Port of Baltimore reported steady general cargo levels during 1987, halting two years of decline

Toluene diisocyanate, or TDI, sales are on a roller-coaster ride that just won't stop. Produ

The European Community Commission Wednesday proposed to grant $246 million over the next three years

BASF Increases Antifreeze PricePARSIPPANY, N.J. - BASF Corp. Chemicals division increased th

Ebasco Services Inc., an Enserch Corp. subsidiary, has won an Environmental Protection Agency contra

Occidental Petroleum Corp. on Wednesday signed a joint venture agreement with the Soviet government

The use of chemical weapons in the Iran-Iraq war should intensify efforts to establish a global ban

Fueled by suppliers' efforts to replace metals and thermoset plastics, U.S. consumption of engineeri

Georgia-Pacific Posts 33 percent Net Income RiseGeorgia-Pacific Corp. reported first quarter