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Conrail knows what you're probably thinking when you think of "freight train." And the Phila

Railroad freight car loadings increased 3.53 percent in the four weeks ended May 30 compared with th

Nine coal and utility industry executives have been named to a new U.S. Department of Energy panel t

One of Emery McGowen's many tanker voyages earned him a footnote in history. On Aug. 1, 1977, Mr. Mc

Just over 1,000 women and children died in 20 minutes when the General Slocum excursion steamer burn

The main U.S. government acid rain research program has stopped investigating the benefits of pollut

Gasoline and distillate inventories declined marginally during the week ended June 5, according to t

The Soviet Union still appears to be headed for a bumper grain harvest this year despite a late spri

General Motors Corp. denied wrongdoing in the sale of its Terex earth-moving equipment subsidiary to

After months of wrangling, the Philippines cabinet Wednesday approved in principle a package of ince

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Borg-Warner Automotive Inc. said it anticipates it soon will begin exporting control devices for use

The road to import-export business often leads to trade shows, where domestic companies exhibit prod

Traditional Exports Coconut products, sugar, fruits, minerals.Potential ExportsPetro

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

The U.S. International Trade Commission's latest annual report on U.S. imports of textiles and appar

3 Chernobyl Officials To Be Tried July 5Three top Soviet officials of the Chernobyl nuclear

JFK Airport Chamber of Commerce, luncheon meeting, June 11, Viscount Hotel, JFK Airport. Contact Eil

As the West's shipbuilding contracts dried up and the jobs disappeared, management and labor were le

Cranes pirouette over the ship's yawning cargo bay. Workers in hard hats, hundreds of them, scurry a

In a story published June 8, a price change announced for Akzo Chemie America's Trigonox product lin

In what now appears to be a concerted effort to broaden assistance to high- technology industries, t

Carnival Cruise Lines Inc., one of the nation's largest cruise operators, earned nearly $100 million

W.R. Grace & Co.'s Davison Chemical division has initiated a $20 million plan to develop metal monol

BP Chemical Raises Price of Formic AcidBP Chemical Americas announced a price increase for f

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. will invest $30 million in a venture with Mishima Paper Co., Osaka, Ja

Richard Brown is manager of chemical and petroleum marketing for the Santa Fe railroad. He was incor

In the early 1980s a side effect of the burgeoning drug smuggling industry had insurers worried. Dru

If the suspicions of Chicago Aviation Commissioner Earl Hord Jr. are on target, thieves have convert

American tourists are less fearful of terrorism and are swarming back to Europe this summer despite

Transport ministers of the European Community have failed to break a deadlock on a modest plan to de

The aura of a hard-fought campaign at its close permeates the headquarters of the National Air Traff

Goodyear started assembly of the world's most advanced airship at its Wingfoot Lake Hangar near Akro

Industry observers view the resignation by former Allegis Corp. Chairman Richard Ferris as an indict

Airlines Urged to Fix Service ProblemsTwo congressional leaders on aviation issues advised a

Sitting at his console with three television screens, two swiveling joysticks and a T-bar control ha

Stocks rose Wednesday as the dollar strengthened and transportation issues continued to advance furt

The U.S. dollar rallied Wednesday on news the Group of Seven industrialized nations at the Venice ec

Tramp Trade Carrier Sets Coal Cargo RecordThe Nord Atlantic, a tramp trade bulk carrier, rec

A vice president of the International Organization of Masters, Mates, and Pilots who was removed fro