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Crash testing of small two-door cars revealed disparities in repair costs ranging from $300 to $3,00

A&A Expands Services To Japanese ClientsAlexander & Alexander Inc. Tuesday announced it has

Premier Andreas Papandreou said Tuesday on his way back from a successful Greek-Turkish summit in Sw

Bear Closes Deal With Daimler-BenzBear Automotive Service Equipment Co. said it has won auth

China wants more high-technology products and fewer trade barriers with the United States, not a rel

The financial woes of U.S. toy maker Worlds of Wonder Inc. claimed their first victim in Hong Kong T

Zhuhai, one of China's special economic zones targeted for Western-style development, says it will i

A British company has developed a system to bring true combinational testing within reach of many pr

Frozen broccoli and cauliflower from Mexico are two of the fastest-growing imported food items in U.

Alcoa Reclaims Jamaican Bauxite PlantKINGSTON, Jamaica - The Aluminum Co. of America of Pitt

Pepsico Inc. has won the Industry Ministry's approval to re-enter the Indian market for the first ti

Japanese auto workers warned Tuesday that their country could lose up to 74,000 jobs as the nation's

A government report measuring December's economic activity and another showing a decline in December

Japanese and Soviet businessmen ended a three-day meeting Tuesday with a joint communique stating Ja

China is looking for foreign expertise and technology for use at a proposed $50 million ferrosilicon

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said the Fed does not want sole oversight authority for fina

China and Peru signed a basic agreement for scientific and technological cooperation at the conclusi

Stronger and less permeable plastic films will help drive demand in the fastest growing segment of t

While austerity measures will postpone commercial aircraft orders, new leasing arrangements appear t

The government of Trinidad and Tobago plans to sell the four largest aircraft in the fleet of BWIA,

Fast-growing wholesale courier company Inflight Courier Co-Load is expanding its U.S. operations.

The concept of electronic data interchange, or EDI, as a means of improving trade flows has been gai

Boeing Flight Breaks World Speed RecordA Boeing jumbo jet that slashed eight hours off the s

Two With Suitor Firm Named to SFSP BoardSanta Fe Southern Pacific Corp. has appointed two ne

In what would be an unprecedented degree of cooperation, a major rail labor organization and CSX Cor

Guilford Transportation Industries will not go along with a United Transportation Union push for med

The Federal Railroad Administration issued a sharply critical report on the safety practices at Conr

The 22 crewmembers of a Greek-owned freighter apparently were rescued and taken to Iran after their

The port of Savannah hasn't died, but instead is recovering sufficiently to proceed undeterred with

A threatened strike that would seriously disrupt ferry services between Britain and continental Euro

Philadelphia's port, already reeling from declining business and turmoil about who ought to be in ch

The Army and Shell Oil Co. are to pay up to $1 billion to mop up chemical weapons waste and other da

Monsanto Co. announced the start-up of its facility in Japan to produce Santoprene thermoplastic rub

Himont Inc. signed a letter of intent to purchase Premium Plastics' 40- million-pound-capacity plast

FABERGE USA INC. (NEW YORK) - Mark R. Goldston was appointed president of the company. Formerly exec

W.R. Grace Reports Turnaround in QuarterW.R. Grace & Co. reported fourth-quarter net income

Synthetic Products Co. is increasing the price of dry metallic stearates by 5 cents a pound, and rai

Continental Forms Workers Comp UnitContinental Corp. announced the formation Monday of Worke

Florida officials are optimistic that a solution to the medical malpractice insurance quagmire can b

The A.L. Williams Corp. reported that net income for the fourth quarter ending Dec. 31 increased to