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The Interstate Commerce Commission's decision to investigate IC Industries' plan to spin off its Ill

TOP STORIES: Debate continues over the usefulness of Electronic Data Interchange systems to

Half a loaf may be worse than none when it comes to high-technology systems, an automation expert wa

For December 87/86 and Fourth Quarter 87/86 (In metric tons - via ocean)4th Quarter 4th Quar

The Federal Trade Commission's Monday order for BFGoodrich Co. to divest its La Porte, Texas, 1 bill

Last year was the world's warmest year on record, capping the warmest decade in a century, three gro

Gasification Test Is a SuccessThe Gas Research Institute said it successfully completed the

Consumers Power Co., Michigan's largest utility, has signed contracts for cogenerated power that are

European petrochemical companies claimed Tuesday that a proposed free trade pact between the Europea

Tampa Electric Co.'s coal mining affiliate has begun selling its product to outside customers, part

UtiliCorp Agrees To Acquire NECOKANSAS CITY, Mo. - UtiliCorp United said it has reached an a

March 22, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

EC Goes to GATT In Oil Tax DisputeThe European Community Tuesday requested approval under th

The world oil industry must adapt to lower world oil prices rather than hold out hopes for a reversa

CSX Corp. signed an agreement to sell its oil and gas subsidiary for $612 million. CSX Oil &

A unanimous Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that states may not regulate the sale of securities by inter

Texaco Seeking Bids For Oil, Gas PropertiesWHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - Texaco Inc. said that it and

From the turrets of its 16th century castle in Scotland, a small computer software company based in

The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Britain's major shipping, construction and propert

Concerned that it could suffer under industry deregulation in Europe, Swissair is promoting a number

Things at British Airways Cargo are pretty much upbeat these days. If one is not particularl

Eastern Airlines Tuesday was expected to appeal a federal court decision preventing it from selling

The issue of ocean carriage of U.S. military shipments to Iceland, which sparked a serious internati

There are many miles between Alaska's fishing grounds and the restaurants of the rest of the nation

Air France Orders Two Boeing 747sSEATTLE - Air France has ordered two additional Boeing 747s

The Federal Railroad Administration is debunking a report claiming rail hazardous material accidents

The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a 3.5 percent quarterly freight rate increase for the rai

General Electric Credit Corp. has driven a legal wedge into a deal struck by United States Lines and

Securities analysts aren't sure if investor Howard Kaskel is serious about his announced takeover of

Amtrak President W. Graham Claytor Jr. said he is hopeful the carrier can resume its popular Montrea

The general chairman of the United Transportation Union employees on the Burlington Northern Railroa

The Inland Boatmen's Union says it is being raided by District 1 of the Marine Engineers Beneficial

Top shipping officials from 86 countries Tuesday called for international measures to reduce overcap

The National Mediation Board withdrew from the dispute between the Chicago & North Western Transport

NEOAX Completes IU International OfferSTAMFORD, Conn. - NEOAX Inc. said it has completed its

The federal government went to court to enforce a cease-and-desist order issued by the Federal Marit

Filing Time Extended On Interchange PactsThe Federal Maritime Commission has decided to give

Any major deregulation of beef shipments from Australia to the United States appears unlikely in the

Ports are becoming increasingly willing to tear down their data processing walls and become full-fle

The open, competitive shipping policies of the six countries making up the Association of Southeast