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AIR CARGO European airlines are experiencing their best growth in both passenger and cargo b

Tue., Oct. 6, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

He is a retired air freight executive, successful in his long career, active in industry affairs, an

Ex-NY Broker Nabbed With Stolen TicketsA former New York broker and convicted swindler was a

Mack Trucks Inc. offered new master contract language to the United Auto Workers and a federal judge

Uncertainty about next year's U.S. elections and the pending trade bill is clouding the outlook for

Almost three of every five workers would be willing to trade their next pay raise for a share of own

The U.S. dollar declined on technical factors Tuesday in the absence of clear fundamental trends.

Du Pont Purchases Photo-Mask CompanyE.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. has announced the acquisit

Combined voice and data carrying capability will be one of the major features of International Busin

A trial began in Brunei's capital Bandar Seri Begawan this week of two bankers and two auditors on 1

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

An Agriculture Department report shows that exports of U.S. forest products gained in July for the s

Coal trading should be eased by the introduction of theUnited Nation's international coal codificati

Australians Cut Price Of Coal for JapanSYDNEY, Australia - Four Australian steam coal produc

The national Tax Administration Agency said it has discovered a record 1,225.6 billion yen (US$8.4 b

New York Life Buys Interest in HillhouseNew York Life Insurance has purchased a majority int

Carlos Salinas de Gortari, the 39-year-old president-designate of Mexico, is commonly described by t

The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on the legality of imports of cameras, perfumes, electroni

Franchise Expositions Set for Eight US CitiesThe International Franchise Association will ho

For the second time this year, the South Korean government has accelerated its timetable for the red

The U.S. and Canadian chemical industries are cautiously moving toward expanding trade with one anot

Pick up an American newspaper or magazine these days and you would think the entire country is engag

The Endicott oil field, the first to be continuously operated offshore in the Arctic Ocean, started

Acid rain controls could cost the economy 213,000 to 862,000 jobs by the year 2000, an industrial gr

Canada's two largest airlines have re-drawn their international networks, swapping certain routes, a

Malaysia registered a 5.801 billion ringgit (US$2.3 billion) trade surplus in the first six months o

When Imperial Chemical Industries gets an urgent order from its Wilmington, Del., plant on a Friday

It was as if Tacoma had been dubbed "King for the Day," as words of praise rolled off the tongues of

Iraq Tuesday threatened to answer Iran's missile attacks on Baghdad, the first in eight months, by b

Most insurance policies will cover property damage caused by the freak snowstorm that struck eastern

Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, and South African President P.W

Failure to reach an agreement with its engineering partner forced Weirton Steel into a last-minute w

Baker Says Formula Needed for Index LinkU.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III said the

Representatives of 14 striking rail labor unions will resume separate negotiations this week with th

Suriname's head of state has called on U.S. and other foreign investors to show faith in the South A

Railroads are going after the growing hazardous waste transportation business, a market to date serv

The Canadian railroad CP Rail has offered to operate commuter trains over its access line to the Por

Spread-sheet programs for personal computers are becoming more convenient and easier to use while ba

Occidental Petroleum Corp.'s chemical subsidiary, Occidental Chemical Corp. announced that it has co