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Metro-North commuters accustomed to standing-room-only are getting some relief this month, as 54 new

LIRR to Test Electrified RailJAMAICA, N.Y. - For the first time, the Long Island Rail Road w

Officials of the Federal Railroad Administration and Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. Friday

Superfreighters are helping Australian railroads retard the drift of freight to the trucking industr

Plans to extend South America's oldest subway system have been approved by Argentina's President Rau

The Maritime Administration has dodged a bullet. The future of its role as manager of the re

The number of hours worked by longshoremen in the port of Baltimore declined almost 9 percent in the

In order for the American Association of Port Authorities to be effective within Washington, D.C., i

The head of West Germany's central bank defended the government's new plan to stimulate the nation's

Copies of the fact-finding report of the Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense are available fro

China is anxious to develop joint ventures with U.S. automakers as part of its effort to develop tra

Taiwan Excludes US From Fruit Import BanTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan suspended fruit imports from

Efforts by Taiwan to stanch counterfeiting of brand-name goods have been moderately successful despi

There's no better time than now to try to crack the Japanese market, a banker told California export

British importers and exporters could face expensive delays if they are not fully prepared for major

Japanese GNP Grew 2 percent in Third QuarterJapan's real gross national product grew 2 perce

Maryland International Trade Conference. Dec. 8. Baltimore Convention Center. Contact Linda Jordan a

A Swedish company has developed a high-capacity conical refiner to be utilized in stock prep applica

BALTIMORE - Edward J. Muhl, Maryland insurance commissioner since 1983 and outgoing president of the

Banks and governments in the United States and other industrial countries may have to forgive some o

The nation's employment picture was surprisingly bright in the month after the stock market crash, a

Fundamentally, no-fault automobile insurance and the tort system cannot be mixed. They can't be rum

Arizona lawmakers held a hearing at the Phoenix House of Representatives Thursday to consider change

Unions and an industry group filed separate suits in federal appeals courts last week challenging ne

State Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter last week told the Academic Task Force created by the Legis

A New York Supreme Court Judge denied an attempt by three syndicates on the New York Insurance Excha

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners will hold its 1987 Winter National Meeting Dec.

Four couples whose children suffered from fetal alcohol syndrome have sued several liquor distillers

Bridge Collapse Probe Blames Building ErrorALBANY, N.Y. - The New York State Thruway bridge

AVIATION Scandinavian Airlines System surprised executives by canceling its MD-11 order and

The chairman of the Senate Banking Committee warned Thursday that attempts to grant banks broad new

A wide variety of major projects around the world have established Combustion Engineering as a globa

Donors pledged $6.4 billion in African aid Friday in what World Bank officials called a crucial brea

The multilateral round of trade talks is proceeding smoothly and could yield tangible results as ear

A top Soviet spokesman doubts that this week's Reagan-Gorbachev summit will substantially advance U.

Federal regulations governing the highway movement of highly toxic chemicals and fuels fail to prote

Government to Release Trade, Credit DataConsumer installment credit figures for October are

Combustion Engineering's Charles Hugel plays down C-E's unprecedented shared- equity venture with th

The recently concluded free trade agreement between the two largest bilateral trading partners gives

Canada intends to become an important naval power by the 21st century in order to better protect its