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The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday, despite talk the Federal Reserve was in the market. Some

The 100th B-1B aircraft rolled off the final assembly line ahead of schedule at Rockwell Internation

South Korea to Expand East European TradeSEOUL, South Korea - South Korean business groups w

State Farm Insurance Co. has settled a landmark sex discrimination case, but dismissed as a "ridicul

Miners' leader Arthur Scargill, who led his once-powerful union to the worst defeat of its history i

Neptune Orient Lines customers will receive their shipments three or four days faster as a result of

Shipping traffic stood still at the port of San Juan Wednesday as tugs tried to free a 686-foot Sea-

A financial analyst offers a mildly optimistic forecast for major, publicly owned U.S. shipping comp

Nissan executives, who find themselves for the first time in several years without an all-new produc

Intensive Customs inspections on all Colombian goods are hitting importers harder in Florida than in

Workers to Consider Oil Industry StrikeThe National Oil Bargaining Policy Committee of the O

A deal by McDonnell Douglas to sell at least four of its new MD-11 airliners to Thailand is stalled,

Foreign aviation companies appear to be lining up for a chance to get in on China's second joint-pro

CPC International Inc. announced the establishment of a Worldwide Consumer Foods Group Wednesday.

The State Department is under considerable fire from industry and some administration officials for

Nedlloyd, the giant Dutch transport and energy group, is locked in a fierce battle with a group of d

The consulting firm of Booz, Allen & Hamilton Inc. has apologized and agreed to pay$150,000 to the S

Occidental Petroleum Corp. announced that the company has signed a contract with Shanghai-based Sitc

The British government disclosed Wednesday that it is planning record spending on improvements to tr

SFSP Finalizes Sale Of Bankers to CiticorpCiticorp and Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. have

Gears from the Puna Sugar Mill in Hawaii were loaded recently at the port of Honolulu aboard the Lai

Union Threatens Strike At GM Truck PlantsPONTIAC, Mich. - The United Auto Workers union has

Australian cattlemen believe they will be the immediate beneficiaries if the United States succeeds

U.S. sugar producers are increasingly optimistic that the current U.S. sugar program will remain int

Xerox Corp. introduced a new electronic typewriter Tuesday that has an attached computer screen to d

Police are searching for two brothers arrested in connection with the bankruptcy of a local bank aft

New federal regulations have triggered a fierce competition between three natural gas pipeline compa

Rep. Augustus Hawkins, D-Calif., has called on the General Accounting Office to investigate allegati

LTV Missile Unit Gets Chilean Aviation JobBUFFALO, N.Y. - LTV Missiles and Electronics Group

Legislation to end the grain handlers' strike at the port of Prince Rupert passed through the House

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

Joint Venture Hotels Banned for '88 in ChinaChina will not approve the construction of new j

A prominent aerospace organization is calling for a national commitment to a vigorous space program

In 1985, health-care spending in the United States outstripped 21 foreign countries by 40 percent as

The Trans-Soviet container service linking the Orient and Western Europe will see dynamic expansion

Mass. Blues Drop Plan To Reduce Work ForceBlue Cross-Blue Shield of Massachusetts says it ha

A jury has awarded an AIDS victim and her sons $750,000 in what was described as the first medical m

The port of Los Angeles sees strong growth potential in serving the Midwest, and is re-establishing

A new economic law in the U.S. commercial truck market says that when thedollar goes up, Ja

Matlack Celebrating Its 100th BirthdayWILMINGTON, Del. - Matlack Inc. will be celebrating it