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AVIATION Proposed noise curbs for San Francisco International Airport could drive out cargo

The British government said Wednesday it is investigating Kuwait's piecemeal acquisition of an 18.35

The amount of Canadian natural gas available to northeastern U.S. markets more than doubled this wee

In exchange for concessions from its unions, Pan Am Corp. shook up its top executive ranks.

While U.S. chemical producers should increase considerably their competitivenes s in 1988 due to the

Grain handlers at the port of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, returned to work early Thursday after

The U.S. dollar rose Thursday on heavy buying by commercial banks. Traders said the banks we

A new Commerce Department electronic processing program is expected to speed government licensing of

Most heating oil dealers in Eastern Pennsylvania seem to agree with Herb McCorry when he says that h

Union Cites Possibility Of Trolley Brake LossTransport Workers Union Local No. 234 is compla

Witnesses in Lyn C. Nofziger's conflict-of-interest trial say the White House pressed for a maritime

With no other room for expansion, city planners are drawing blueprints for a move out into Tokyo Bay

Freightliner Corp. applauded the results of last year's surprisingly strong market for heavy trucks

Taiwan's decision to cut tariffs on over 3,500 items should help U.S. exporters, but there are quest

A computer chip manufactured by a major U.S. company was not the cause of a two-week delay in the sc

President Reagan has approved a change in administration policy that permits U.S. companies to send

That the average Japanese works harder than the average American is hardly news. But I didn'

The airline hub concept was the child of airline deregulation. The basic idea was to eliminate direc

Du Pont to Make Teflon in JapanWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced th

A World War II tank returned home recently, and it demonstrated how far the cargo-handling art has p

Shipowners are becoming far more selective in their choice of charterer. The increased cauti

Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. announced late Wednesday that it will provide $350 million to compensate

Current Textile Quotas: Where the Average Recent Utilization RateIndicates Full Quota Utiliz

Israel will target the U.S. high-technology, apparel and food markets over the next few years for a

A group of scientists meeting under the sponsorship of the New York Academy of Sciences is pressurin

Although Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Roger Singer has rejected Kemper Group's plan to cease

Passenger airlines serving San Francisco International Airport face the prospect of accelerating pur

Takeshita Claims Trip Braced Ties With USPrime Minister Noboru Takeshita said Thursday that

Britain's leading trade body for insurance brokers, the British Insurance Brokers' Association, will

Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III and U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter will meet with c

For the first time in six years, national office vacancy rates declined in 1987 because of a combina

Several large chemical companies said they have formed a trade association to promote the recycling

1398.0 (Jan. 20) Previous day - 1390.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Other seaports could be enjoying success similar to that experienced by the port of Charleston if th

Traditional Exports Coffee, bananas, cut flowers and roses, shrimp, textiles, emeralds and s

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

SUCCESS ISN'T ALWAYS GREAT news for everyone. A tough job is ahead for Jerome L. Dryer, newl

South Korea plans to join the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 1992, when it

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Japan's oil and trading companies have nearly concluded negotiations with Iran for first-quarter cru