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Troops took over petroleum plants Tuesday and arrested labor leaders in response to a strike that th

EL PASO NATURAL GAS CO. (El Paso, Texas) Robert G. McCubbin was elected a vice president. Mr

Commuter airlines that operate in New Jersey could be inspected as part of a federal probe nationwid

Still recovering from a damaging four-week closure, London's new Docklands airport is to gain four k

A joint Transportation Department-Federal Aviation Administration task force may provide ways to imp

Piedmont Registers Certificates With SECWINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Piedmont Airlines said it has

Transportation Secretary James Burnley has moved to strengthen the 100 percent airport security comp

Conn. to Consider Ban On Smoking in TrainsNORWALK, Conn. - The Connecticut legislature's tra

With little fanfare, Conrail recently opened the 13th terminal in a network designed to capture more

The Swedish government will put forward its plans on Monday to calm thestormy waters surrounding the

Transportation Secretary James Burnley made it clear Wednesday that if the United States can't get p

RADIX GROUP INTERNATIONAL (New York) - Michael Samson was named corporate vice president and nationa

Despite the growing emphasis on containerized cargo, breakbulk cargo facilities are still a major pa

Maersk May Resume Vancouver ServiceVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Maersk Line may resume call

ASSOCIATING WITH GROWTH. Providing some extra push for electronic data interchange is at the

A potential George Bush presidency should mean more of the same type of economic policies now pursue

AIR CARGO The stock of Tiger International Inc. has jumped more than 29 percent in just over

California's economy, aided by growth in manufacturing, will continue to lead the nation's economic

Housing construction plunged 14 percent in 1987 from the previous year as rising interest rates and

The Reagan administration announced Wednesday it is lifting sanctions on sales of new high technolog

Heavy truck sales soared to their strongest February showing in eight years, surprising forecasters

Baker Defends Stance On Fed Policy AdviceTreasury Secretary James Baker defended his departm

U.S. inventories of wholesale merchants rose 1.6 percent in January to a seasonally adjusted $161.81

Canada intends to put a long-festering lumber dispute with Japan before the General Agreement on Tar

The events of Super Tuesday have sounded the death knell for the protectionist Gephardt amendment to

Commercial banks should consider cutting interest rates to below-market levels on loans to some less

Freight forwarders who expect to be in business 10 years from now must go beyond the traditional rol

Six weeks before Chrysler Corp. renews sales in Europe, the automaker has signed up only a sixth of

The United States and Japan are engaged in an increasingly bitter quarrel over public works project

Amtrak plans to invoke its little-known eminent domain powers for the first time and acquire tracks

The Federal Maritime Commission's recent disciplinary actions against ocean carriers in the North At

Port commissioners in Seattle plan to launch an international search on Friday for a new executive d

In the first substantive response to the latest top management changes at Philadelphia Electric Co.,

CENTRAL & SOUTH WEST SERVICES INC. (Dallas) - Thomas M. Hagan will succeed Richard H. Cory as vice p

Christensen Leaves Surface Mining PostJed Christensen, director of the Office of Surface Min

IT'S UNOFFICIALLY OFFICIAL: The idea of merging Washington's two major mining industry lobbying grou

EC Plans to Lift Some Import BarriersThe European Community will scrap quantitative restrict

Earlier reports that coal washing at China's huge new Antaibao coal mine had halted as the mine's fo

Hesse Stands Behind Ideas on CompetitionFederal Regulatory Commission Chairman Martha Hesse

Mar. 9, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f