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US Mine Safety Firm Forms China VentureMine Safety Appliances Co. said Wednesday that it had

Four pipeline companies must continue buying the output of a North Dakota synfuels plant, according

A disagreement about the feasibility of substituting domestic coal for imported energy has prompted

The New York Power Authority is suspending efforts to build a long-delayed pumped storage hydroelect

Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. shareholders were told Wednesday that the company's ability to mainta

First Operating Trolley Makes Run in Calif.SAN JOSE, Calif. - The first operating trolley ca

World Bank Approves Credit to ArgentinaThe World Bank approved $500 million in credit to sup

Economic growth in Europe presents new opportunities for U.S. exporters, a top Coca Cola Co. executi

The U.S. dollar turned mostly higher Wednesday after falling on Tuesday's news of Citibank increasin

Financial futures trading on the Singapore International Monetary Exchange will grow sharply over th

The stock market struggled unsuccessfully to end its losing streak Wednesday as analysts' recommenda

House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, said Congress was looking into the administration's proposal to a

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Attorneys representing the port of Los Angeles and Matson Terminals Inc. told a Federal Maritime Com

Gold is now seen by investors as far more than just a hedge against inflation, according to Consolid

Lawyers for Delta Steamship Lines asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to reverse a judge who rul

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Jones, Day, Reaves & Pogue named Charles C. Adams partner-in-charge of the new Geneva office of this

Japan to Continue Easy Money PolicyTOKYO - Bank of Japan Governor Satoshi Sumita said the ce

Senate committee work on the omnibus trade bill came close to completion as the Foreign Relations Co

Wed., May 20, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

United Express Moving O'Hare OperationsAPPLETON, Wis. - Air Wisconsin Inc., which operates a

Steel industry leaders are urging both federal funding and extended import curbs to help make their

The surge in heavy truck sales broke into double-digit growth as final figures for April showed a st

Airborne Freight is offering 1 million new shares of common stock, a move that could make it more ex

The Distribution/Computer Expo '87 conference blew into the Windy City today, replete with a host of

Shipper criticisms of the Interstate Commerce Commission's implementation of a 1980 law reducing gov

$280 Million in Suits Filed Against N&WNORFOLK. Va. - A total of 14 lawsuits, totaling $280

Gates Learjet Corp. reported a net loss of $1.5 million in the first quarter, compared with a loss o

Up to 1,300 railroad brakemen would be phased out of their jobs under a plan by Chicago and North W

A transportation industry analyst says that while railroads may wish to expand into the trucking ind

The move by Citicorp to add $3 billion to its loan loss reserves marks a new phase in how commercial

The Nakasone administration reportedly is considering proposing a multinational semiconductor agreem

May 20 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low

Opponents fired off a series of cross-charges in a heated antitrust lawsuit pitting a small New York

Highway Trust Fund Pushed in New YorkALBANY, N.Y. - New York state needs a highway trust fun

The agenda for the economic summit in Venice next month may have to be rewritten as world leaders as

Citicorp's decision to take a multibillion-dollar bath in LDC debt in the current quarter has turned

Intercargo '87, May 20-22, Los Angeles Airport Hilton Exhibit Hall, Contact Larry Newton, Mack-Brook

The U.S. maritime administrator indicated the Office of Management and Budget may temper its opposit