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Toll collectors on Sydney's harbor bridge went on strike late last week, complaining that drivers sp

The following is a partial list of ongoing efforts related to truck brakes: * Truck and Bus

An agreement allowing Exxon to begin building its long-delayed $2.5 billion offshore oil project is

A new joint venture between an American Indian tribe and a Finnish company wants to sell prefabricat

Obtaining Top Performance From Distributors and Agents in International Markets. June 1-2, World Tra

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone said the yen finally appears to be stabilizing against the dollar a

Nippon Steel Reports $91 Million Net LossNippon Steel Corp., the world's largest steelmaker,

The Federal Aviation Administration wants to require that jetliners have equipment to help pilots re

British Caledonian Airways is adding 140 metric tons a week of extra freight capacity between Britai

The American Shortline Railroad Association has announced a new member, Dynamic Sciences Ltd. of Mon

A year ago, the Money Store, a financial services company based in Springfield, N.J., dismantled its

International Minerals & Chemical Corp. and Synbiotics Corp. announced plans for a multi-year progra

Spokesmen for the Brazilian central bank, private industry and academia disagreed here about the imm

Hoffman-La Roche Inc., Nutley, N.J., plans to sell a 3,000-ton-a-year intermediates plant in Freepor

Bank of America has leaped out of a frying pan of bad commercial shipping and oil-related loans, onl

The long-awaited decline of the dollar has produced no export miracles for the trans-Atlantic ocean

U.S. exporters may have to look increasingly to Japanese and European banks to obtain trade financin

The credit markets are looking ahead to next week's economic summit in Venice with some degree of sk

Carrying coals to Newcastle, the seaport for an English coal-producing region, was such a silly noti

Another change may be on the way in the manner of China trade, with local agents appointed to handle

A British airport planning company has become the first foreign firm awarded a contract in the plann

Claude Bonazzo, district sales manager for Flying Tigers Air Cargo at Puerto Rico's largest airport,

Beijing Railway Station today will become China's first rail terminal to ban smoking entirely on its

Primary insurers are cutting prices again in standard casualty lines now, said the new chairman of a

Judge Ira Brown Jr. handed down his decision Friday in phase three of the coordinated asbestos cover

May 29, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The U.S. Senate is planning a major event to "scrap" flatware made abroad that has been used in Sena

The U.S. economy continued to grow during May, said the nation's industrial purchasing managers, alt

For three days at least, the local staples involving noodles, rice and prawns gave way to California

The scheduled signing by Alaska's Governor Steve Cowper of a gas pipeline bill was delayed due to sc

The Virginia Port Authority is soliciting bids to improve rail cargo-handling facilities at Newport

Foreigners invested a record $31.5 billion in U.S. businesses last year, a 36.2 percent increase fro

May 29 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low

Connecticut residents kicked up a fuss, so a consortium planning to build a natural gas pipeline fro

Atlanta's Hartsfield International Airport surpassed Chicago's O'Hare International during the first

Poor marketing skills rather than price related factors are to blame for the United States' disappoi

Top Stories The chemical industry is poised for increased profits as it restructures researc

Mexico's major labor federations will seek a raise of 25 percent to 28 percent in the minimum wage i

California Shipping Line Inc., Inglewood, Calif., wants the Federal MaritimeCommission to br

The port of Lorient in Brittany, Northwest France, has revived plans to build a large offshore coal