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Skyway Freight Systems Inc. sees a further expansion of its data logistics services now that it is a

Austrian developers have come up with a measuring device that can determine the strength of a road's

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. decided to sell its Southern Pacific Transportation Co. subsidiary t

Midwestern electric utilities told the City of Chicago they have enough excess power to spare if the

Orders for U.S.-produced machine tools surged in December, but for all of 1987 orders were down 0.3

A lawyer for a church being sued by the parents of a youth who committed suicide after pastoral coun

Charterers Mutual Sees Membership GainThe Charterers Mutual Assurance Association Ltd., an i

WITH THEIR BACKS to the windows facing New York harbor, the five men stood in a semi-circle making s

Douglas Aircraft Co. had a double-barreled reason for adopting electronic data interchange technolog

Energy-short South Korea has received its first shipment of Arab oil from a Korean-U.S. joint ventur

Miles Inc. will expand citric acid production capacity by 50 million pounds at existing facilities,

Ky. Supreme Court Overturns Highway TaxThe Kentucky Supreme Court overturned a highway user

Erbamont NV's five-year $60 million product development plans in Japan were bolstered by a recent ag

Hearings and deadline dates for pending U.S. International Trade Commission investigations:*

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee,plans to hold a ma

Heads of major Brazilian exporting companies plan to request a rapid resolution of threatened U.S. t

Tennessee Valley Authority limited its spot coal purchases to only three orders in the second week o

A White House spokesman says a review of operations shows that U.S. efforts to protect international

The double-stack train has benefited West Coast ports more than ports in any other region, according

California and Arizona produce growers are beginning to fear for their long- range survival from wha

Scientists specializing in occupational disease are highly critical of state worker compensation law

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has listed no new countries as discriminating against U.

Amoco Oil Co. said it would consider selling a grade of ethanol-blended gasoline in Colorado if the

The Interior Department said it will test auction methods for awarding new onshore oil leases at exp

Arco to Buy Back Texas Drilling RightsAtlantic Richfield Co. agreed to buy back $481,000 in

A West German charter airline, Lufttransport-Unternehmen, or LTU, last week ordered three Boeing 767

In the long term, one of the most important issues involving the Panama Canal is what will happen wh

The International Trade Commission is about to release a series of reports that could influence futu

Chinese Cotton Exports Expected to ContinueChina will continue trying to produce cotton for

The U.S. Customs Service named Robert E. Mall assistant regional commissioner for operations in the

Britain's Trade Minister said at the weekend that Airbus Industrie, a consortium of four European ai

Hearings Open Today On Nuclear TreatyThe Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committ

Many truckers appear to be disregarding a federal rule requiring front brakes, according to a check

Millions of Acres Freed In BN Bond SettlementMillions of acres in the Pacific Northwest are

Miners Strike Ahead Of Contract ExpirationWith about a week left before the United Mine Work

1400.0 (Jan. 22) Previous day - 1402.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

U.S. Department of Agriculture official Tom Kay said it is time to "think about" a new long-term gra

Foreign investment in Mexico soared nearly 57 percent last year, a gain driven in large part by the

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