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In their zeal to open up new tourist markets, some tour operators may be courting prosecution for vi

Ford and UAW Agree On Three-Year PactDEARBORN, Michigan - Negotiators for Ford Motor Co. and

Europe is getting ready to bite the steel bullet again. European Community industry minister

The U.S. company that insured the construction of the bugged U.S. Embassy in Moscow should not have

THE MOVE TO WASHINGTON DECISION is official. At its annual convention in Las Vegas, The Independent

Health Cover Increases Were Slower in 1986Effective cost-containment measures and stepped-up

A state Court of Appeal has reinstated for a second trial a clergy malpractice lawsuit brought by a

Thomas J. Baker Jr. isn't surprised when nearly 90 percent of 450 surveyed agents say the property a

Ignorance isn't bliss but, rather, population-threatening when it comes to AIDS testing, according t

Tampa Shipyards Inc., a subsidiary of American Shipbuilding Co., has won a $43.2 million contract to

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed Thursday after falling in early trading, but rebounding in respon

A bank study showed that Kuwait last year surpassed Saudi Arabia in state reserves to take the lead

Japanese banks will be allowed to lead manage deutsche mark Eurobond issues, ending a near-30 month

N. Korea Reschedules $770 Million of DebtNorth Korea, threatened with being declared legally

Foreign banks make up the fastest-growing segment of the Export-Import Bank's business, said Chairma

The number of private housing units started in August dropped 1.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted a

A leading Japanese banker said Wednesday that the U.S. dollar is in danger of collapsing and said th

The port of Oakland is exploring the idea of developing a biotechnology research center. The

The Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club recently opened its doors to its members, featuring a club office, con

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em - and try to beat them at their own game. That's the approac

National Export Traffic League. Luncheon meeting. Sept. 18 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel, Broadway a

The National Transportation Safety Board, sharply differing with Reagan administration policy, has c

DOT Cancels Meeting In Japan Service CaseThe Transportation Department Thursday cancelled it

Haitian Carrier Opens Office in New YorkTransport Maritime d'Amerique SA has opened an offic

Last year the Illinois Central Gulf Railroad leased about 40 locomotives from an outside company to

Montreal Subway Taps Michelin for Tire PactMichelin Tires was named the sole car tire suppli

Congressional transportation leaders sharply criticized federal rail safety efforts during a probe o

Iraq said its forces repulsed an Iranian assault backed by tanks and artillery in an 18-hour battle

General Electric Credit Corp. and the Chicago, Central & Pacific Railroad settled their rancorous di

The Philadelphia Port Corp. lost nearly twice as much money in fiscal year 1987 as the agency had sa

1038.0 (Sept. 17) Previous day - 1046.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

An association of black taxi owners abandoned a plan to buy the largest South African bus company, a

A warehouse that handles dog food had an intruder alarm system installed on its dock doors and a mot

Nielsen Freight Lines, once California's largest independent trucking company, has put up its trucks

After knocking on the door for months, Freightliner Corp. outsold Navistar International Corp. in Au

For the week ended Sept. 5 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

Richmond Refinery Passes Pollution TestRICHMOND, Calif. - Chevron U.S.A.'s beleaguered Richm

September 17, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gal

There's a number reverberating in the offices of coal traders from New York City to New Orleans, al

Public Service Electric To Reorganize StaffNEWARK, N.J. - Public Service Electric and Gas Co