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A Transportation Department threat to revoke the International Air Transport Association's antitrust

Norway Warns OPEC On Production, PricesHELSINKI, Finland - Norway's Oil and Energy Minister

Will power companies in Ontario and Quebec lower electricity prices and gain a stranglehold on the N

Virginia Power Fined $100,000 for ViolationRICHMOND, Va. - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission

The International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations body that oversees the safety and ef

Chances are remote that any big substantive changes will be made in antitrust law this year, and tha

Rep. Don J. Pease, D-Ohio, Thursday unveiled a plan to relieve 17 heavily indebted countries by usin

Marion, Squibb Plan Heart Drug ResearchKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Marion Laboratories Inc. and Squib

For the first time since 1985, the Maritime Administration has agreed to insure a vessel financing.<

Some of the problems arising from Peru's shipping policies may have been resolved, the U.S. Departme

CSX Rail's Baltimore Division received generally good marks for its safety and maintenance practices

The newest Toyota is a white zinfandel. And the largest Honda is a steer. The notion of a Ja

While many maritime companies have been putting more and more emphasis on the Pacific Rim, San Franc

Aeromexico, the Mexican government's wholly owned passenger airline, said it is being forced by fina

Europe's congested airspace is bringing air traffic systems to the verge of breakdown and is costing

The walls of paper that have caused dockside delays for cargo have cracked significantly because of

The U.S. dollar edged lower against most currencies Thursday, while the pound sterling softened as i

The Singapore International Monetary Exchange and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange may soon add gold

There were more than 250 industrial stoppages on the Australian waterfront in 1987, which disrupted

John Bowers, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, hopes American Transport Lin

Europe's major coal markets are finally opening their doors to foreign competition after 40 years of

For the week ended Feb. 27 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

Typlax Uses Tires To Make BlendsCHESHIRE, Conn. - Typlax Products Inc., a subsidiary of RW T

Alberta Newsprint Co. has gained provincial approval to build a $360 million newsprint mill near Whi

Imagine spraying ketchup on a hamburger or spritzing mustard on a hotdog with an aerosol-like can.

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Greenspan Tempers Optimistic OutlookThe outlook for real gross national product growth and m

Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N.C., has introduced legislation to make the week of Oct. 30, 1988, National

Lloyd's of London plans to apply its proposed new controls on insurance brokers to all of a group's

Mexico will keep the peso's parity unchanged through April, Finance Minister Gustavo Petricioli said

When states need expert advice on trade assistance or economic development programs out of Washingto

All of the U.S. operations of Australia's international transport giant TNT are running profitably f

Robust fourth quarter earnings helped New Penn Motor Express Inc. record the best 1987 operating mar

Grumman Corp. Plans To Reduce Work ForceBETHPAGE, N.Y. - Grumman Corp. has announced it will

The Federal Railroad Administration ordered the nation's carriers to continue abiding by its drug an

Sandoz Pharmaceuticals Corp. has awarded $2.8 million to the Bowman Gray School of Medicine to help

Relations between Pittston Co., the nation's leading coal exporter, and its union employees were nud

McDonnell Douglas Promotes ExecutivesST. LOUIS - Following the promotion of John McDonnell t

If high-risk notification legislation reaches the Senate floor a full-scale filibuster is going to b

DOES THE FUTURE OF THE WORKERS COMPENSATION MARKET IN MAINE rest with the upcoming rate hearings?