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Interstate Commerce Commission inaction on cases involving Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. h

Federal Bankruptcy Judge James E. Yacos, who will preside over the reorganization of Public Service

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

November 1987 - Quantities in 1,000s Export Totals Import TotalsF.A.S.

Feb. 3, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Tugboat workers on strike against McAllister Brothers subsidiaries in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ha

Using a plan developed when an oil barge sank at the entrance to Long Island Sound, salvage crews th

Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., plans to introduce legislation to waive an eligibility restriction, c

A Maersk Line containership was due to begin unloading containers in Tacoma on Wednesday after a stu

A bankruptcy court has shielded United States Lines pension funds from being used by the company for

Ferry workers continued an illegal strike into a second day on Wednesday, forcing the suspension of

Rubbertech Inc. as reached an agreement in principle to acquire Whirl Air Rubber Products, based in

Consumption Up In Textile SectorCHESTER, N.J. - U.S. consumption of textile finishing agents

Representatives of major North Carolina chemical and pharmaceutical companies have formed the Chemic

The worldwide demand for musk aroma chemicals is sharpening, according to analysts at Eldib

Crompton & Knowles Corp. has completed an expansion at its dye manufacturing plant in Gibraltar, Pa.

Prices for a variety of crude drugs are moving up, as droughts in Spain and India create shortages,

W.R. Grace Sells Agricultural UnitsW.R. Grace & Co. has completed the sale of three agricult

Cabinda Sells Portion Of Angola HoldingsChevron Corp.'s subsidiary, Cabinda Gulf Oil Co. sol

Delta Airlines said its merger with Western Airlines and the establishment of a hub at Cincinnati he

Employees of Emery Air Freight Corp., already the company's largest shareholder, have increased thei

Trans World Airlines Inc. is taking some tentative steps to increase its share of the air cargo mark

A Massachusetts Port Authority official says little feedback has been received to guide modification

British Aerospace Unit Promotes 4 ExecutivesBritish Aerospace Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of t

Restrictions slapped on two overnight air cargo companies involved in three fatal crashes will not p

USAir Plans to Expand Pittsburgh ServiceUSAir will link four new cities with its Pittsburgh

BN to Increase Rates For Corn, SorghumKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Burlington Northern Railroad said i

The railroad industry may be willing to compromise on some issues as Congress modifies the rail indu

Mexico's interest in buying 200,000 metric tons of U.S. wheat under the export bonus program may dra

For the week ended Jan. 2 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 72,

Traffic Club of Philadelphia, rail night and election, Feb. 8. Williamson's Restaurant, Belmont and

XTRA Corp. has yet to decide what to do with about 100 people and $124 million in cash that will be

Mayor Wilson Goode has urged the state to take over operations at Philadelphia's troubled port as a

The Federal Maritime Commission believes the only remedy motor carriers have to get payment of their

Taiwan Considers Plan To Cut Trade SurplusTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan is considering a plan to r

A RECENT GATHERING OF WHEAT SHIPPERS from eight states and reps from two railroads has earned divide

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Richard Lyng arrived in Indonesia Wednesday to seek support for a U.S.

Concerned about the risk of rising inflation, South Korea's top economic policy-makers decided Wedne

Japanese youngsters attend private-school classes here that duplicate the curriculum taught in Tokyo

The United States will file a complaint with GATT about Japanese beef and citrus import quotas unles