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Presidential Airways Inc.'s financial and passenger figures continued to decline after one full mont

Cubic to Acquire Toll Systems SupplierCubic Corp. has signed a letter of intent to purchase

Guenter Rohrmann, who has had enough years in the air freight business on both sides of the Atlantic

The number of Japanese tourists annually traveling abroad will double over the next five years under

Whoever is chosen to run the new Greater Los Angeles World Trade Center Association will have his wo

The Boeing Co. of Seattle will pay $275 million in cash to take over Argosystems Inc., a Silicon Val

Britain, which has threatened to revoke the licenses of Japanese firms doing business in Britain unl

Bank of Japan Chief Defends Rate InactionSatoshi Sumita, Bank of Japan governor, reiterated

Increasing worries over safety of food and the environment "could erode California's domestic and ex

Greece's Socialist government is preparing early for next January, when it says austerity will give

The number of Japanese tourists annually traveling abroad will double over the next five years under

Britain, which has threatened to revoke the licenses of Japanese firms doing business in Britain unl

Erskine Sandiford inherited one of the few Caribbean economies that has been growing when he took of

Oil futures prices continued to climb Tuesday in response to a major pipelinebreak in Oklaho

The net effect of last year's oil price decline on oil demand and supply was an increase in the Orga

June 2, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

France, UK Contribute In Persian Gulf AreaSecretary of State George Shultz said France and B

National leaders at the Venice economic summit next week will endorse new procedures for monitoring

Interior Secretary Donald Hodel took the Reagan administration's case for oil exploration and develo

Bankers in the Midwest say farmers are doing a better job of repaying their loans, an analyst for th

Panic selling swamped the financial markets Tuesday morning on news of Paul Volcker's plans to retir

A House banking subcommittee approved over $4 billion in funds for three international aid agencies.

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, commonly known as "K" Line, said it remains optimistic despite its 1986 opera

Alan Greenspan is one of the country's best-known conservative economists, a frequent adviser to pre

All aboard the (gulp!) garbage train! While New York officials remain in a tizzy over that r

News of Paul Volcker's imminent departure from the Federal Reserve Board sent shockwaves through Eur

Paul Volcker, a dominant force in U.S. and global economic policy for several years, is leaving his

The Japanese crystal ball seems to be working perfectly. The news of an expected move by Nis

As the oil pipeline's 10th birthday rolls around in the next few weeks, Department of Interior offic

Authorities in China plan to invest nearly US$2 billion on new railroad lines in the heavily populat

Lufthansa is calling its innovative Cadillac air-bridge a success eight months after it started flyi

Union Pacific Corp. recently created an operating arm to develop and market its computer software an

Response From Canada To BA Move WeighedThe Canadian Transport Commission is still considerin

A general strike by at least 250,000 union workers protesting a proposed labor reform law ended Tues

Union Pacific Corp. agreed to grant some trackage rights requests filed by competing carriers in an

GRS Is Low Bidder For Transit Radio PactSTAMFORD, Conn. - General Railway Signal Co., a unit

Fleet-Defense Panel Turns Ear to ShippersThe Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense will

Burlington Northern Railroad will introduce direct intermodal service between Detroit and its interm

The allies of the United States must share the burden of keeping shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf

Japan's shipping companies currently stand at a major crossroads that, if the wrong moves are chosen