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A member of a state panel that monitors a nuclear power plant is challenging a colleague's findings

The Philippines will host a four-day conference, May 24-27, on agro-industry and biomass energy reso

Yankee Gas Parent Agrees to AcquisitionDUBLIN, Ohio - The Yankee Gas Co. said that a managem

The European Community may impose punitive tariffs on selected Japanese electronics products if it i

Philippines Assumes Control of San MiguelMANILA, Philippines - Despite pledges to leave priv

Tosco Assessed Fine On Alleged ViolationEL DORADO, Ark. - A fine of $4,800 has been assessed

The European Community may impose punitive tariffs on selected Japanese electronics products if it i

France's Largest Union Calls Major StrikeThousands of demonstrators took to the streets in P

If the United States doesn't reduce its massive federal budget deficit, U.S. protectionist legislati

An oil refinery reactor, believed to be one of the heaviest loads ever to move through the port of L

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The success of the newly industrializing countries in increasing their share of world trade is partl

An image makeover is under way at BMW - from Bust My Wallet to Burn My Wheels. Good investme

Jose Angel Barron, a part-time Customs inspector, reported making a combined total income of less th

The success of the newly industrializing countries in increasing their share of world trade is partl

A British company has developed a fire-resistant glaze for use in doors. The glaze can be installed

Britain is footing the bill for a group of U.S. buyers interested in setting up links with British m

China is catering more and more to the growing appetite of U.S. importers for trade fairs. T

Japanese Forklifts Subject of ProbeThe U.S. Commerce Department agreed to probe whether Japa

US-Japanese Parley Planned for Late MayA U.S.-Japanese meeting to review the two countries'

For the French it was a departure from their regular approach to promoting tourism. Beginning April

The International Association of Machinists won the right to represent about 14,000 non-flight North

A locally registered freight airline has won its year-long battle to operate. Transcorp Airw

The loss of a proposed Zim Lines service in March has Boston shipping officials saying that a labor-

An article in the May 14 issue about an airline merger case pending before the Department of Transpo

Will the U.S. Navy finally give the anchors-aweigh signal for Airship Industries with a major multim

PORT OFFICIALS AT NEW ORLEANS were in a dither recently about media reports that major rubber import

The end of the British-based merchant fleet was foreshadowed in the annual report of the General Cou

Airline flights during peak travel periods should be ordered cut back at most major airports to halt

The Senate Commerce Committee approved legislation dramatically increasing authorized funds for airp

Economists called March merchandise trade data a clear sign of slow but unspectacular improvement in

Venezuela's currency fell against the dollar in April, ending three months of relative stability in

Like a schoolchild awaiting instructions from the teacher, the stock marketwandered aimlessly up and

Boeing Pilots to Train At FlightSafety CenterContinental Airlines Boeing 737 pilots will tra

Already rising unemployment in Japan may be given additional impetus from excessive currency specula

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

Canada is considering buying 10 or 12 nuclear-powered submarines to patrol an Arctic passage that th

The Propeller Club of the United States, Port of New York. Luncheon meeting. May 18 at the Down town

GENERAL NEWS March business inventories rose as increased stocks for retailers more than off

U.S. business inventories grew 0.4 percent in March as retailers stocked up but manufacturers cut ba