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Because of an editing error, Donald E. Nyrop was incorrectly identified in an article on page 9B, M

Defying an industrywide shakeout, a small group of airline veterans hopes to start a Miami-based air

Robert L. Crandall, American Airlines Inc. chairman, broke from the traditional business view and en

International container traffic is surging this year for many port-area truckers, an informal survey

The Southern Pacific Transportation Co. won the E.H. Harriman Memorial Award for employee safety in

A computer program to make it easier to calculate a ship's operating costs has been developed by an

Extra Brake Lights Proving EffectiveA preliminary study has concluded that the high-mounted

Multilateral trade principals as agreed under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade are being t

The Federation of Bankers' Associations of Japan plans to urge the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank

During 1986, U.S exports of man-made fiber apparel increased to 2.16 billion pounds, gaining almost

Eastern Challenges DOT to Enter ProgramEastern Airlines has challenged the U.S. Department o

The A.H. Robins Co. has informally endorsed a revised plan for resolving Dalkon Shield claims that

A three-year government struggle to force a recall of 1.1 million 1980 General Motors cars will go a

Bouncing along through thermal updrafts, Jack Martin rolled the small plane to one side and circled

Aegon Insurance Group said it is negotiating to acquire Union Previsora SA, Madrid. Negotiat

Two major natural gas pipeline suppliers want to develop a new long-term natural gas storage service

May 12, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Algeria's natural gas exports have surpassed crude oil sales abroad to become the country's single l

The United States has implanted "fear" in the minds of all other wheat exporting countries by making

Toshiba and Motorola Set Joint Chip VentureToshiba Corp. of Japan has established a joint ve

U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturers pulled their punches last week rather than make themselves - and t

Although intermodal traffic appears to be increasing from last year, the railroad industry appears t

American envoy Richard Murphy met with Kuwaiti ruler Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed al- Sabah on Tuesday and d

One of America's best-known food companies is selling half its Asian grocery operations to Ajinomoto

Brake system improvements should receive the highest priority in efforts to improve the safety of la

The new chairman of the Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee introduced his first major shipping bill

U.S. women are dressing in more Asian-made slips, camisoles and bikini briefs these days, as Far Eas

Japan's political and business leaders should view their country's relationship with Europe as equal

The U.S. dollar appeared to stabilize Tuesday at levels slightly lower than on Monday, but in extrem

Recession in Singapore and Malaysia helped to knock 5 percent off the profit of Bank of Canton, a un

Procter & Gamble said it elected six vice presidents, all new positions, effective immediately:<

Applied DNA Systems Inc. announced an agreement with Mitsubishi-Yuka Laboratory of Medical Science C

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

Parliament Approves EC Food Price CutsSTRASBOURG, France - Leaders of most political groups

Along U.S. 52, where jobless West Virginians hawk wooden Indians, second-hand bedspreads and old clo

The Creys-Malville breeder reactor plant is to be shut down indefinitely at the end of the month for

Each year, around the time the Alabama-Auburn rivalry heats up in this football-crazy state, Mack G.

A rusty freighter carrying about 8,000 tons of foodstuffs bound for famine victims in Africa and Jor

Abolition of a 50-mile destuffing rule on the Vancouver waterfront will yield the Canadian governmen

Nine states will boost fuel taxes this summer to increase highwaycapacity and keep up with mounting