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The export-control agency Cocom is meeting in Paris this week to review enforcement of curbs on stra

An explosion of interest in East-West joint ventures has followed recent moves by eastern European c

The current calm in the developing nation debt situation and in global currency markets will foresta

American consumers are borrowing more, but monthly repayments have not been growing more difficult a

AVIATION Two parallel actions against Texas Air and Eastern Airlines continues questions abo

An improved version of the big communications satellite destroyed aboard the Challenger will be ship

New York and Los Angeles are the biggest debtors among American cities, and just eight large communi

Texas Air Corp. Wednesday became the largest airline company ever targeted for a preliminary Transpo

Concluding a U.S.-Soviet trade agreement without a formal structure already in place to make it easi

U.S. business interest in the Soviet Union rose sharply Wednesday as seven companies joined forces t

An amendment to a bill approved by a Senate committee, granting federal eminent domain powers for th

The Port of Long Beach is making a big push to acquire more land for expansion to help it overcome t

New uncertainty in the Philippines this week comes as U.S. executives say they're worrying less abou

Cabinet Finishing Draft Of Air Cargo PolicyState and Transportation Department officials Tue

April 12, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Chevron Corp. is brushing aside skeptics in its continued talks with the Soviets about exploring for

West German imports of refined oil are expected to drop because of an increase in domestic refinery

A number of refiners increased their posted buying prices for West Texas Intermediate crude oil by 5

International Business Machines Corp., which a year ago introduced a second generation of personal c

European and North American postal authorities are set to launch their much- discussed express mail

Although the liberalization of European aviation is on track, a central entity to negotiate service

It is an enduring paradox in the commercial air transportation industry that recognition of exceptio

When top managers from Boeing Commercial Airplane Co. took newsmen through its cavernous 747 assembl

Partners in Airbus Industrie Tuesday approved guidelines to overhaul the government-aided aircraft c

For today's freight forwarder, managing information is almost as important as moving cargo, says Ric

Software Transmits Design Data on PhoneSOUTHFIELD, Mich. - High-speed transmission of design

Research ministers of the European Community this week agreed to spend almost $2 billion over the ne

Va. Port Group Takes 'K' Line Fight to FMCThe state-owned Virginia International Terminals I

The U.S. semiconductor market roared back in the first quarter after a sluggish start to post its be

L. Roger Garland, chief of U.S. Customs Service Air Branch in Homestead says a pilot's job at the br

An employee fired for reporting workplace safety violations may file a lawsuit against his employer

Cuba has long been suspected of serving as a safe haven for drug smugglers. Now a U.S. Customs Servi

Democrats on the House Banking Committee began meetings Tuesday aimed at creating a second draft ban

Robins Says IUD Fund Hurt Merger PlansRICHMOND, Va. - A.H. Robins Co. told a federal judge M

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has given the green light to private laboratories

EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U.S. - William T. McCaffrey was named chief administrative o

Nissan Motor Co., Japan's No. 2 automaker, will reduce car exports to the United States to ease pres

A federal official responsible for approval of millions of dollars in health- care grants in the Dis

Bond Investors Guaranty and J.J. Kenny Trading Inc. Tuesday announced a municipal bond trading progr

The chairman of Batus Inc. wants to meet with officials from the Farmers Insurance Group Inc. to dis