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Cook Inlet Platform On Fire; Crew SafeKENAI, Alaska - A giant offshore oil drilling platform

Mild weather saved Americans $510 million in heating bills in November, with residents benefitting e

The six-month-long takeover battle for British Caledonian Airways was settled Monday when the BCal b

Pan Am World Airway's unions met Monday in an effort to frame a wage concession package that would a

While today's air-travel zoo often brings out the crabby nature of many passengers, 10 VIPs flew air

The second McDonnell Douglas MD-82 aircraft to be built in China has been handed over to the Civil A

Most of the recent news made by Pan American World Airways concerns efforts by management and others

Mexico Will Have 62 Airports by End '88A government report says Mexico will have 62 airports

The future of the revolutionary London City Airport has been seriously jeopardized by the Civil Avia

After record airplane orders in 1986, this year was supposed to have been modest at The Boeing Co.,

A European Community official said trans-Atlantic talks on state subsidies to Airbus have made progr

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp.'s attempts to buy back the more than 23 million shares of its stock

Joint Venture Aiming To Form US Rail LineBombardier Inc. and Alsthom of France have created

Federal Railroad Administrator John H. Riley Monday defended his agency's safety probe of the strike

The lure of treks to Nepal, ocean cruises and African safaris are fading for some yuppies who prefer

The Travelers Cos. Foundation announced Monday that it has awarded a $30,000 grant to the Connecticu

There was a late-night chase on the lower Fraser River following a hit-and- run collision between a

Once again, Guilford Transportation Industries Inc.finds itself at the center of a disruptive labor

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The impact of the lower dollar on U.S. industry is as varied as the national economy. Here are some

When an American bought a Big Mac at a McDonald's restaurant in Frankfurt inDecember 1985, h

At the Hankyu department store in downtown Tokyo, tourists ask to see themelons that cost 20

Joy Jones is working overtime these days, and she couldn't be happier about it. The 34-year-

The Finance Ministry announced tariff cuts Monday for 194 items effective Jan. 1 in a move to ease t

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

World Trade Forecast To Grow 4.1 percent in 1988Total world trade in 1988 will reach $2.72 t

wA New York-based company is helping to spur China's increasing countertrade program with US$25 mill

GM's Market Share In Europe Falls a BitGeneral Motors Corp. sold a record number of Opel and

The U.S. Department of Agriculture Monday announced the shipping schedule for sugar imported into th

Puerto Rico's rum producers, including the worldwide giant Bacardi, are not in the holiday mood this

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

Crude steel production by Japanese mills this fiscal year will top 100 million metric tons, a 4.7 pe

Le Borgne Is Named Lykes' Agent in FranceLykes Bros. Steamship Co. has named Cie Charles Le

The U.S. Navy is unwittingly driving what's left of the U.S. shipbuilding industry to the wall, the

The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected Guilford Transportation Industries' latest attempt to le

Twelve ship lines that paid the Federal Maritime Commission $2 million after a rebating investigatio

A proposed 19 percent increase in charges at Piraeus, Greece's principal port, has drawn protests fr

Coal exports from the port of Philadelphia have plummeted this year, dimming hopes that the port wou

The trucking industry won't soon forget 1987, nor will the seven major truck lines that faced make-o

Builders Transport Gets Indications of InterestCAMDEN, S.C. - Builders Transport Corp. said