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With both import and export volume growing rapidly, Taiwan air freight industry officials are negoti

The guards who are responsible for keeping guns and other weapons off commercial passenger jets rece

The national airline of the Civil Aviation Administration of China in 1984 carried 5.5 million passe

Wang Laboratories Inc. on Monday unveiled its first multiprocessor computer system, the VS 7320, and

Seeking increased efficiency and sophistication, automobile manufacturers are shifting their compute

A warning to holiday air travelers: That overstuffed garment bag you managed to drag aboard

Aetna Life & Casualty says it has not decided yet whether it would be obligated to make payments int

Martin Marietta Plans '88 Capital OutlaysMartin Marietta Corp.'s board of directors has budg

An "Orient Express" railway cargo service linking China and the Soviet Union at a point near the Sov

Pullman Leasing Co., the rail-car leasing division of Signal Capital Corp., has purchased a portion

It was a quicker trip Monday for commuters on the Long Island Rail Road's Ronkonkoma branch as the L

Labor Aspects Prompt C&NW to Delay SaleChicago and North Western Transportation Co. is delay

Philip F. Anschutz, who slightly more than three years ago didn't have a stake in the railroad busin

The empty container feeder barge Boston Patriot moved into Boston harbor Thursday, a month less two

Conference Bids FMC Tighten Rate RulesAn outbound rate-making group of ocean common carriers

As the pieces of the puzzle fall into place in the fast-pacedprogression of Hudson River waterfront

When Minh Van Nguyen agreed to act as agent in Vietnam for Central Gulf Lines Inc., he had no idea t

The U.S. Navy has disestablished" its secret base here, reassigning to other duties elsewhere all bu

In what may be a U.S. first, both importers and exporters from a wide variety of industries have joi

A western Canadian company is reversing the goldfish bowl concept and offering fish a view of touris

Cargo totals are expected to be down at New York-New Jersey port this year, but port officials hope

Recently rescued Orient Overseas Container Line is lining up financing for new ships and upgrading i

The Federal Maritime Commission disclosed that it had settled a complaint against Crowley Caribbean

A.H. Robins Co. received yet another takeover offer last week, further complicating its proposed mer

Dyncorp, formerly Dynalectron Corp., said its HRI Inc. subsidiary has discontinued the development o

Gasoline Prices Stable in Mass.Massachusetts gasoline prices remained stable just before Chr

Amoco Oil Co. will start shipping asphalt through the port of Milwaukee starting April 1, marking th

Pennsylvania Gov. Robert P. Casey took emergency action to reallocate $21.7 million in state funds t

The U.S. Department of Commerce agreed to probe the national security implications of the country's

BPU OK's Rate Hike For NJ Natural GasNEWARK, N.J. - The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities

President Jaime Lusinchi said Venezuela's economy is expected to grow by more than 3 percent in 1987

Three Illinois companies have joined in an unusual program to foster expansion by foreign companies

The Navy is trying to trace as many as 300 jet engines around the world that could fail because they

Christian Eick was born and raised in southern West Germany, spending his childhood on the shores of

Shipahoy Marlinspike, our harbor correspondent, said he had a lot on his mind the other day. Said he

A Lebanese offshore bank in Cyprus lent the Bulgarian state enterprise Technoimpex $10 million for v

Looking ahead to 1988, Dean. D. Thornton, president of Boeing Commercial Airplane Co. predicted stro

The earnings of property and casualty insurers will show a sharp upturn in 1987 despite a slowdown i

Joseph F. Quinn became president of Acord in October, 1985. Prior to joining the corporation

Secret Deal Alleged On ATV SafeguardsCAMDEN, N.J. - U.S. Rep. James J. Florio, D-N.J., said