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DataCard Corp. and National Computer Systems Inc. jointly announced they signed a definitive standst

Executives expect moderate growth for Conrail during the second half of 1987 although automotive shi

US Leasing Expanding Its Fleet of RailcarsUnited States Leasing International Inc. said that

China will give more than $110 million in loans to Bangladesh for bridge construction and the purcha

China's trains have carried at least 3.5 million passengers more than usual in July, and officials h

For the week ended July 18 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 99

The Australian Railway Industry Committee is helping to boost exports of Australian railroad product

The Netherlands has refused an informal U.S. government request to deploy Dutch navy minehunters in

The Pentagon will increase minesweeping operations in the Persian Gulf next month, but in the meanti

The Iranian missile, traveling at 280 meters a second, hit the Panamanian tanker amidships. It slice

Iran conducted maneuvers in the Persian Gulf this month with 20 naval vessels, combat aircraft and a

MTL Reported Loss Of $526,000 for PeriodSEACUCUS, N.J. - Marine Transport Lines, which opera

A motorist police said squirted a water pistol at another driver's car during an argument at a traff

A French naval squadron left port Thursday to sail for the Middle East in what French officials call

The United Auto Workers has told General Motors Corp. it wants no further cuts in the number of GM w

John Madden's CBS Sports chalkboard is going to Japan. Interand Corp., creator of the telest

The state-run Port of Singapore Authority, may be reticent about its achievements, but the country's

Voters in suburban Macomb County, a nationally recognized indicator of trends among blue-collar Amer

Federal Reserve Governor H. Robert Heller indicates he would prefer a faster turnaround in the trade

Some state lawmakers do support state insurance regulation afterall. The National Conference

Profit Jumps At St. Paul Cos.ST. PAUL, Minn. - St. Paul Cos. reported second quarter operati

Senate Banking Chairman William Proxmire, D-Wis., will move forward with a bill to grant limited new

Manville Corp. on Thursday announced that it has received bankruptcy court approval to arrange $220

Asian textile companies are setting up large manufacturing operations on the tiny Northern Mariana I

The House voted 396-17 to extend the life of the Price-Anderson Act and increase its liability limit

United States Lines won the opening skirmish in a legal battle over a misplaced decimal point that s

First Chicago Corp. said Thursday it's reducing overseas lending operations in several countries to

Once the rules are posted, interest in turning Brazil's international debt into equity should be kee

One out of 10 U.S. hospitals is likely to close by 1995 because of declining admissions and shorter

Japan's mammoth Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. has gone out of its way to buy foreign equipmen

The greater the perceived economic instability of a country, the lower the value of its commercial d

Soviet Grain Forecasts Are Termed PrematureForecasts that the Soviet Union's 1987 grain crop

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

The Department of Defense said it has selected five teams of U.S. and foreign corporations to pursue

The Japanese government has drafted a trade bill to tighten export controls following criticism of T

Trade-Industry Minister Rha Woong-bae warned that spreading labor disputes may cloud South Korea's b

McLennan Marine Ltd., a British company, has developed a modular intensified marine night vision sys

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

A retail group that specializes in selling socks and pantyhose from small outlets at railway and sub

Trans-Atlantic negotiations to resolve a dispute over the import of heavily subsidized European past