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McM Corp. Loss WidenedMcM Corp. reported continuing financial troubles in 1986 brought about

Passenger railcars destined for New York City's metropolitan transportation authority are unloaded f

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone received a warning from Democratic Sen. John D. Rockefeller IV Thur

The U.S. government has imported a Japanese machine that will begin sometime this week to spit out U

Toaster Designed On Tunnel PrincipleA British company has developed a compact commercial bre

The new Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway shipping season started off with a bang. Our early t

TVA Purchases Coal For Two Steam PlantsThe Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought 3,000 t

New Orleans area coal terminals handled 1.14 million tons of coal bound for the export market in Mar

Government subsidies of U.S. grain exports, a program targeted at Western Europe, may have hurt non-

The Journal of Commerce has added two cities to the gasoline price table for reseller rack sales. Po

U.S. export controls on shipments of computers and other high-tech equipment are giving rise to grow

The Reagan administration hopes to settle quickly its semiconductor trade dispute with Japan, U.S. o

The Maritime Administration, responding to adverse court decisions, has revised its rules on allowin

China's larger industrial enterprises will be operated directly by the state under the state plan ra

A wayward racing pigeon with a Korean return address on its leg has been taken under the wing of a m

A federal bankruptcy judge approved the LTV Corp.'s plan to make one-time hardship payments of up to

A four-member U.S. congressional fact-finding delegation led by Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, advised the

I.C.H. Corp. has hired its own investment analyst in an attempt to reduce that element of surprise"

Central Gulf Lines Inc. contends that Waterman Steamship Corp. has no legal basis for trying to over

A campaign by U.S. exporters against pre-shipment inspections by developing countries is on hold whi

Indonesia is begging its textile manufacturers to churn out more for the U.S. market. The co

When people in the oil business discuss the state of their industry's affairs and how it might be im

Crude oil prices rose on the New York Mercantile Exchange last week, and European spot prices firmed

Brazil's Oil Output Declines by 2.1 percentRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Brazilian oil production

Dumbo the Elephant may buy things for peanuts, but until now human visitors to Disneyland have had t

GENERAL NEWS Consumer confidence rose in March. Page 3AFINANCIALInterest rates will

Suriname's bauxite industry, shut down 10 weeks ago after anti-government rebels attacked mines and

A congressman who represents part of Silicon Valley accused the Pentagon of biased opposition to U.S

Argentina won important concessions and a "long respite" from the pressure of foreign debts when it

The Maritime Employers Association announced a 10 percent reduction in cargo assessments at Montreal

Leaseway Transportation Corp. is making considerable progress toward completing the pending sale of

Barclays to Offer Shares in US, JapanLONDON - U.K. banking group Barclays PLC said it plans

The reports of the six committees that wrote the pending House foreign trade bill add up to an outpo

An international aviation agency will meet in Montreal Tuesday to discuss heavily taxed jet fuel pr

The Transportation Department is not expected to decide until next September whether to approve the

Japan's All Nippon Airways inaugurated regular flights between Tokyo and Beijing following a ceremon

World prices of frozen concentrated orange juice will remain stable, Mario Peres, Brazilian Citrus J

Thai Rice Exports Fell In Three-Month PeriodBANGKOK, Thailand - Thailand exported 1.23 milli

Argentina will not launch its latest oil exploration bidding round this month as originally planned,

South Korean electronics manufacturers say they will exploit U.S. retaliation against Japanese produ