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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

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

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

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

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

Non-OPEC oil producing nations met Wednesday to debate moves aimed at halting plunging oil prices, b

Americans spent $8.3 billion keeping warm in February, $340 million more than normal for the month,

Paper napkins, antibiotics, granite and porcelain are among the goods that Chinese officials hope wi

Shippers attending the Shippers National Freight Claim Council's 14th annual meeting are promised an

A tug crew took pictures of a gunman firing at them in broad daylight Tuesday in Jamaica Bay near Ke

Mexico's government, committed to a new anti-inflation program that includes an exchange rate freeze

A plastics industry executive has suggested that design engineers can expect more metals replacement

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

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

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

Hesse Stands Behind Ideas on CompetitionFederal Regulatory Commission Chairman Martha Hesse

Pontiac is offering $500 cash rebates on its $6,399, Korean-built Pontiac LeMans and, for those buyi

Traditional Exports Sugar, rum, molasses and electronics (usually made by Barbadian subsidia

U.S. Rep. Richard Gephardt's poor showing in the Super Tuesday presidential primaries came as a reli

NO ONE is expecting any thunderbolts from those open hearings on trucking re- regulation being spon

Although Federal deregulation has gone a long way to lower the cost and improve the efficiency of tr

Warwick Insurance Managers Inc. doesn't pretend to be all things for all people, but its strategy of

Canada's Minister of State for Finance, Tom Hockin, has firmly reiterated his opposition to allowing

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. and Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. have agreed to form a new coatin

State efforts to legislate bans of phosphate-based soaps and detergents have not been proven effecti

Health insurers charge that congressional proposals mandating that all employers provide health insu

Central Bankers Wed To Floating CurrenciesTOKYO - Bank of Japan Gov. Satoshi Sumita said Wed

CREDITANSTALT-BANKVEREIN (Vienna, Austria) - Guido Schmidt-Chiari was named chairman of the managing

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

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

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

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

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

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

Supplies of distillate fuel and gasoline declined moderately last week, according to the latest supp

The chairman of South Korea's largest corporation said Wednesday that continued U.S. pressure on Seo

Vice President George Bush stood within reach of the Republican presidential nomination Wednesday af

Next Tuesday's Illinois primary is a must-win test for more than just a few of the presidential hope