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A Japanese agency unveiled a vast $7.1 trillion draft plan for national infrastructure development f

Chase Manhattan Bank has no immediate plans to follow Citicorp's lead and sell its Third World loans

BILL HOAGLAND WAS FRUSTRATED, and it showed. He said as much, but as he continued speaking it was cl

House committee hearings Thursday appeared to focus on the substance of how much regulation is neede

The Canadian government has told a subsidiary corporation it cannot buy passenger railroad cars cost

Burlington Grain Rates Too High, ICC FindsRates on some wheat and barley shipments moving on

Metro-North President Peter Stangl says the railroad will renew efforts to recycle newspapers at Gra

GENERAL NEWSA senior State Department official played down foreign criticism of U.S. economi

Business starts in April declined 5 percent from a year earlier to 19,660, Dun & Bradstreet Corp. sa

Autoliners Inc. Moves Office Staff From CityAutoliners Inc. moved its office staff from midt

A senior State Department official played down foreign criticism of U.S. economic policies.

Conrail is investing more than $20 million to upgrade portions of its main line between Chicago and

The Belgian government hasn't decided if it will support the European Parliament's proposed tax on v

GENERAL NEWSA senior State Department official played down foreign criticism of U.S. economi

Representatives of stevedores and other groups testified last week in favor of a change in the Forei

The Swedish Club, the leading mutual hull insurer, has asked the insurance industry to cooperate in

Though there is no sign of a line forming, Greek shipowners have been alerted to a new opportunity f

A conflict is brewing over who gets control of the busiest and most profitable Canada-U.S. Border cr

Operations at ITO Corp.'s terminal at the port of Baltimore were disrupted this week by a 36-hour wi

The Seamen's Church Institute of New York and New Jersey. Tenth annual gala dinner. June 2 at the W

Major trucking industry rate bureaus will meet over the next 10 days to consider a second round of f

Country roads are far more dangerous than city streets in at least one respect, according to a study

More than 20 percent of Peru's trucking fleet is paralyzed and the industry is warning the governmen

Greater investment by the government in Britain's transport infrastructure has been called for by th

The Maritime Administration refuses to process an application from United States Lines Inc. to sell

Felixstowe and Harwich have become the eighth and ninth ports in southeast England to be hit by ligh

To ease a financial squeeze, Todd Shipyards Corp. has renegotiated a lease with the port of San Fran

In a bizarre turn, prospects for the creation of a new World Bank agency for insuring investment in

The port of Miami hopes to grab a bigger share of inbound Far East cargo, thanks to an agreement wit

AN AMNESTY PROGRAM for all those unused personal computers gathering dust at Aetna Life & Casualty C

Venezuela didn't have dollars to buy heavy construction equipment from Caterpillar Inc., the large,

Earnings Rise Expected For Lincoln NationalLincoln National Corp. will post operating earnin

Gov. William O'Neill will sign into law soon a bill that restores joint and several liability in som

May 28, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A federal regulatory agency says the proposed $10 billion natural gas project that would run alongsi

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission reaffirmed a natural gas billing policy that Canada says hu

The International Insurance Advisory Council has incorporated as an independent trade association to

The government of Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone is expected today to formally adopt a $37.9 bill

The Williams Cos., Tulsa, Okla., one of the contenders to build the Alaska Natural Gas Transportatio

The California Lands Commission rejected Atlantic Richfield Co.'s plan to build three more oil platf