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The 49th parallel is not viewed as the friendly border by some U.S. motor carriers. In fact, the tra

One of the two planes that collided near Oakland International Airport had strayed from the standard

Citibank and American Airlines said they would offer a credit card enabling users to earn mileage po

The Government began the countdown Wednesday for the sale of seven state- owned airports, including

To someone looking for a pet, that puppy is a damp nose and a lick on the hand. But to the

A European energy trading firm grabbed the attention of U.S. coal and transportation companies by in

Polysar Ltd. signed an agreement with Raision Tehtaat Group of Finland to form a joint venture to bu

Some 250 wives and children of black miners are conducting live-ins at men- only hostels of Anglo Am

British Coal received a sorely needed boost with the government's announcement of plans to build the

Union Camp Cuts Price Of Tall Oil Fatty AcidsUnion Camp Corp. announced a decrease of two ce

Lonza Group reported a decline in sales in 1986 of 1.64 billion Swiss francs (about $1.09 billion),

San Francisco Council Sanctions Yard StrikeThe San Francisco Central Labor Council granted s

Itel Containers International Corp. said it has completed the purchase of the container fleet and ce

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

U.S. imports from South Korea are growing so fast that Washington has gone into its Japan strategy:

A French company thinks cognac and leather mix very well. So the company, Martell, whose rep

A British company has developed a word processor for use with most electronic typewriters with RS232

On Polish Economic Reform It is difficult to carry out the ambitious tasks (of the economic

Japanese Company Denies Dumping ClaimPatrick Omara, a trade lawyer for the Japanese company

Mazda's plans for several new cars in the 1988 model year include its first convertible and other mo

The House Merchant Marine & Fisheries Committee voted to temporarily exclude offshore oil drilling r

U.S. auto parts manufacturers and members of Congress are complaining that states are giving Japanes

The U.S. dollar weakened against most major foreign currencies Thursday on remarks about the U.S. tr

Built in just 41 days during 1942, the John W. Brown is one of two surviving Liberty ships from the

Attention focused on individual issues in a mixed, uncertain stock market Thursday with many changes

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

A Liberty ship that dodged torpedoes and eluded bombs during World War II has escaped the most dread

The U.S. Atlantic-North Europe Conference plans a general rate increase, effective May 15. T

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

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

A majority of corporations will continue to rely on outside legal firms to handle their litigation w

The chairman of the House Rules Committee warned he will block a House vote on catastrophic health i

A House subcommittee approved a reauthorization of the nuclear insurance coverage under the Price-An

North East Again Defends SolvencyPORTLAND, Maine - North East Insurance Co. is back defendin

Chamber of Commerce Hits Acute-Care PlanThe U.S. Chamber of Commerce criticized Reagan admin

With minimal fanfare, the MidAmerica Commodity Exchange quietly began trading in its new quarters at

Chancellor Helmut Kohl, ending talks with European Community Commissioners, said Thursday that the E

CFTC to Consider Evening TradingThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission will consider this

A London reinsurer didn't seem to buy the Delaware insurance commissioner's unsolicited pitch for bu

GENERAL NEWS Richard G. Darman, top aide to Treasury Secretary James Baker, resigned to take