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Connecticut's representative in Frankfurt, Donald Burdon, sees a steady flow of inquiries" in Europe

The fault-plagued luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 2, carrying 1,200 passengers, mostly Americans, to Ne

A maritime tradition survives aloft on large commercial jet transports; the captain is in command ev

The Flying Tiger Line jumped into the U.S.-Japan trade controversy heightened by last week's visit o

Bentley Bill Puts Limit on Cargo FeeRep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., has introduced legisla

The Inter-American Freight Conference, which sets rates between the United States and four Latin Ame

The New York Power Pool, a coordinating agency of the eight major utilities in New York State, is fo

May 1, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

It is cheaper for the United States to store crude oil against a possible disruption in imports than

Agricultural Exporters To Meet in OttawaA special group of agricultural exporters from 14 de

The U.S. economy continued to expand in April with improvement in all indicators except inventories,

The food industry said that unless exemptions are made in Proposition 65, the anti-toxics initiative

A bill that would create three national parks and 82 wilderness areas in the vast California desert

Nalco Chemical Co. reported first quarter net income of $18.1 million, or 46 cents a share, up 18 pe

The growth potential of the trans-Pacific shipping market remains underestimated, the chairman of Am

A British company has developed a passive, infrared intruder detection and alarm unit that is small

Congressional investigators are trying to determine whether the reported theft of files from a Danis

RAIL LABOR AND MANAGEMENT floated before Congress a tentative plan to deal with financial problems t

A meeting between two groups planning to form a consortium to rival Japan's international telecommun

The Caribbean Basin is poised to enter a new political and economic era, but changes in attitudes in

Mallinckrodt Hikes Price of PhenidoneST. LOUIS - Mallinckrodt Inc. announced it is increasin

American Cyanamid Co. plans to invest $3 million in Applied Microbiology Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y., for a

Wheat futures rose across the board Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade, with advances the entire s

The U.S. dollar drifted downward Friday in quiet end-of-the-week trading. Analysts said trad

Brazilian exporters described last week's cruzado devaluation as a half-step in the right direction

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

Continental Airlines ballooned to one of the country's most dominant carriers when it gobbled up thr

An airline baggage handler convicted of stealing the Lone Ranger's chrome- plated Colt .45's was sen

Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg, D-N.J., has introduced legislation that would require railroad personnel t

The Interstate Commerce Commission substantially reduced the amount of notice that must be given on

Quarter Report Issued For Business StartsInsurance, finance and real estate showed the small

Recovering Uncollectible Reinsurance, a seminar, will be held May 4-5 in New York. Contact Executive

Japan Rejects US Plea To Buy More CoalJapan rejected a US request that it buy more coal and

An experimental power pool linking electric utilities in 10 Western states began operation at the we

Britain's ability to produce coal is being threatened by increasing environmental opposition to open

The merger of two major Silicon Valley chip manufacturers is viewed by industry experts as "a great

President Corazon Aquino says there has been an economic turnaround in the Philippines, but doubts r

Fed Nominee to Testify Before Senate PanelThe newest nominee to the Federal Reserve Board is

For the first time in recent memory, the outcome of the quarterly Treasury refunding operation this

The United States is investigating the alleged transfer of some Western technology to the Soviet Uni