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The Propeller Club of the United States, Port of New York. Luncheon meeting. June 8 at the Downtown

Teco Energy Inc. said it expects its coal and commodities transportation unit and its coal company t

FINANCIAL J. Ikegame NamedDirector at Nikko UnitJunsuke Ikegame was named a director

When Alan Greenspan takes over as Federal Reserve Board chairman, he will inherit what appears to be

The U.S. economy will continue to grow moderately this year and next, but the inflation rate will be

Shipping on the Illinois Waterway between Peoria and Beardstown will be interrupted for two months t

France's state-controlled airline, Air France, is gearing up to the rising demand for seats from its

The Senate Commerce Committee moved to block Reagan administration plans to order two polar icebreak

A new series of measures to further open Japan's financial and capital markets was announced Thursda

On the day the continent's largest oil field was discovered here 19 years ago, the North Slope becam

Kentucky will raise its speed limit to 65 miles per hour on rural sections of interstate highways Ju

The United States and Mexico may reach a basic accord this year on trade and investment policies, a

The Canadian government is greatly concerned about US. trade legislation, particularly elements deal

American Transport Lines Inc. has withdrawn its $14 million offer to purchase five United States Lin

Diplomatic Sanctions Imposed on Iran by UKBritain imposed diplomatic sanctions on Iran Thurs

Delors Defends Plan To Tax Vegetable OilsBRUSSELS, Belgium - The proposal to tax vegetable o

Shipowners are calling on banks to consider requests for financial backing sympathetically as the in

If you have read the financial news pages casually in recent years, you might think that not much wa

Subsidiaries of Texas International Co., Oklahoma City, and Conoco Inc., Wilmington, Del., working w

Japan's Sekisui Buys US Lumber ProcessorOSAKA, Japan - Sekisui House Ltd., Japan's largest h

A California company has ignored a deadline for removing a 39-year-old former Canadian Pacific cruis

Officials of Eli Lilly and Co. and the New Jersey-based Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. have avoided courtroo

Benefitting from Spain's entry into the European Community, Japanese investors are increasingly usin

Hapag-Lloyd AG reported 1986 net income of 53 million deutsche marks on revenue of DM3,445 million,

Canadian wheat exports to the United States may set a record for 1986-87, despite recent efforts by

The fragile peace worked out at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ministeria

Weakness in the prices of trucking stocks could slow the hectic pace of new motor carrier public off

If the U.S. stock market is in the stratosphere, the Japanese market is in never-never land. The U.S

New $28 million Burlington Northern bridge over Willamette River in Portland, Ore., will be the long

Chrysler Truck Sales Set Record in PeriodDETROIT - Chrysler Motors reported total truck sale

EC Officials Optimistic On Mideast Oil SupplyEuropean Community energy ministers concluded t

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

Remote Control System Runs Overhead CranesThe movements of overhead cranes can be controlled

Wed., June 3, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The International Trade Commission cleared the way for a Commerce Department probe of Japanese prici

Trial lawyers are wasting no time calling Connecticut's tort deform only the beginning. We b

The Immigration and Naturalization Service, hamstrung by delays, is turning to newspapers to get out

Japanese advertising executives got a taste of U.S. approaches to advertising at a seminar in New Yo

Facing a global industrial war, the state of New York needs a council to anticipate and ward off fut

The British love their traditions, but sometimes even the tried and tested methods of centuries old