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The dollar will fall as low as 100 yen in the next two to three years, said Martin Feldstein, who se

American President Lines Ltd. wants to substitute 10 owned or chartered foreign feederships for 10 o

The Transit Authority is not moving fast enough to remove fire-prone carsfrom passenger serv

The Railway Labor Executives' Association Thursday asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to impos

Union Carbide Ordered To Pay Interim ReliefBHOPAL, India - A judge in India ordered Union Ca

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

Coal Group Pessimistic On 1988 ExportsThe National Coal Association was not optimistic about

Beecham Group PLC plans to spend 3 million (about $5.5 million) to more than double the bulk produc

Nuclear plant safety can override labor grievance procedures, a federal appeals court said in uphold

Atlantic Richfield Co.'s decision to withdraw from a $23 billion project to bring natural gas from A

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

Every day dozens, sometimes hundreds of people, gather near a highway overpass in hopes of finding a

Pensions & Investment Age, part of Crain Communications, has published a new directory of leading co

One freighter damaged in a high-seas collision was limping to port for repairs, but the other ship w

Ryder System Enters Eurocredit AgreementMIAMI - Ryder System Inc. has entered into a $150 mi

Installing the software and hardware that make electronic data interchange work is a great deal easi

Connecticut's University of Bridgeport will offer two graduate-level transportation courses this spr

Dealing with the multiplicity of companies whose business is carrying electronic data interchange is

1264.5 (Dec. 17) Previous day - 1268.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, the Dutch company that owns the Nedlloyd shipping line, may widen its share

Families of 22 crewmembers killed in the Herald of Free Enterprise ferry disaster in the English Cha

U.S. crude oil production hit its highest level in six months in November, but the boost came solely

Australian Dockers Strike Over PaySYDNEY, Australia - Australian dockworkers Thursday began

A California company will sell $3.5 million worth of food processing equipment to China thanks to a

House and Senate tax negotiators agreed to raise $215 million over the next year by changing the way

AVIATION A House-Senate budget conference attempted an end-run around the authorizing commit

Kansas City Southern Industries, already struggling to find financing for its apparently winning bid

STABILITY. That's the official goal of economic policy these days, whether you're talking about the

Taiwan's government approved Thursday a plan to achieve average economic growth of 7.5 percent next

A humiliated political opposition in South Korea is calling for massive anti- government demonstrati

Volcker Urges Japan To Stimulate EconomyOSAKA, Japan - Former Federal Reserve Board Chairman

Eastman Kodak's state-of-the-art chemical plant in this Ozark foothills town is a far cry from its b

Corroon & Black Corp. Wednesday announced that its board of directors has adopted a shareholder righ

Crude oil prices plunged below $15 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange Thursday, as economi

The people responsible for checking luggage for weapons and scrutinizing the badges of airline perso

Colombia Estimates Exploration OutlaysBOGOTA, Colombia - Colombia and foreign oil companies

Users and staff groups Thursday again endorsed congressional efforts to establish the Federal Aviati

Winter Storms Fail To Stop Canadian RailsThe fierce winter storm ravaging the Eastern portio

Hourly workers at Ford Motor Co. will get profit-sharing bonuses averaging at least $3,500 while the

The Commerce Department announced Thursday it is easing export control requirements on the shipment