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Niels W. Johnsen, chairman of Central Gulf Lines, says the two pure car carriers that his company is

The nation's factories, mines and utilities operated at 79.7 percent of capacity in June, unchanged

Yugoslavian Miners Strike Over Low PayBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - About 200 miners from the Soko

A British consortium that plans to provide the United Kingdom's first direct TV broadcasts via satel

Northrop Posts Net Loss in PeriodNorthrop Corp. reported a net loss of $15.4 million on slig

A famine relief ship carrying 8,000 tons of food bound for Mozambique and Jordan won permission to

The fortune cookie business in the United States is far from breaking up. Umeya Rice Cake Co

Some $3.4 billion of assets backing the single-premium deferred annuities of the bankrupt Baldwin-Un

One of the largest and most influential corporations in Hawaii is no more. Liquidation of Di

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge heard testimony Thursday on a tentative contract LTV Steel Co. has rea

U.S. importers are blasting the Senate for approving an amendment that wouldallow interested

Current Textile Quotas Where the Average Recent Utilization Rate Indicates Full QuotaUtiliza

While the local insurance market avoided the worst storms that buffeted Europe and North America, it

Three days after the door on a Romanian airliner opened in-flight spreading panic among the passenge

A closed meeting between the attorneys for Texaco and Pennzoil and a federal bankruptcy judge sent a

Exxon Co. U.S.A. confirmed Thursday that it will discontinue posting a barge reseller price in the N

The probability that a certain containment structure used in some U.S. nuclear power plants will fai

Authorities in the southern province of Sichuan are investigating a widening scandal involving railw

The name Townsend Thoresen, inextricably linked with the Zeebrugge ferry disaster last March in whic

Gelco Corp. Signs Pact To Sell Canadian UnitGelco Corp. said it has signed an agreement to s

Standard & Poor's affirmed the single 'A' minus rating on Carolina Freight Corp.'s $50 million conve

U.S. automakers scheduled the assembly of 94,965 cars in domestic factories this week, according to

Taiwan reacted strongly Wednesday to the Reagan administration announcement that it may further rest

GENERAL NEWS Starcom International Inc. will close its doors July 31. Page 1ATrade-related i

The surprise merger announced Thursday of Britain's two biggest airlines, British Airways PLC and Br

For years, most money managers have under-performed broad market indexes such as the Dow Jones Indus

Chances are suddenly better that a few more jobs for U.S. crewmen may be available on those 11 Kuwai

Steel imports surged in May to their highest monthly level this year, although steel importers stres

A significant number of U.S business executives expect a major financial crisis between now and 1995

Fiber Optics Exports Subject of MeetingA Commerce Department advisory subcommittee will meet

Philadelphia Wins Night Trading NodPHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Stock Exchange received f

W. R. Grace & Co.'s net income for the second quarter rose sharply to $36 million, or 85 cents a sha

One of the nation's largest commuter railroads could be going smokeless. A measure that would ban sm

An eruption of "Japan bashing" in Congress is posing a challenge for Japan's richly bankrolled lobby

The transmission of documentation such as purchase orders, freight bookings, invoices, credit notes

An International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union caucus recommended approval of a new contra

U.S. Maritime Academy Alumni Association. Marine insurance luncheon Sept. 16 at the Downtown Athleti

The Japanese shipping industry is introducing modernized vessels in a bid to regain its internationa

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Finance Secretary Jaime Ongpin today will sign a debt-rescheduling agreement with commercial credito