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GenCorp Inc.'s board of directors has withdrawn three anti-takeover proposals in the face of a legal

This week's Supreme Court ruling that emotional injuries are covered by the Federal Employers' Liabi

An editing error in a March 25 article on the law suit filed by Lifschultz Fast Freight Inc. resulte

International Symposium Airfreight For Profit - To Whom?" Conference, April 2-3, Post House Hotel (

The man known as the principal architect of airline deregulation gave Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio

Foreign airlines are screaming for greater access to the U.S. market and eventually will open their

British shippers have attacked the ground handling charges made by airlines as being too high, as we

A British company has developed vacuum tweezers that can be used to eliminate mechanical damage and

Swire Pacific Ltd., a major trading, property and transport conglomerate, reports profits up 45.6 pe

Parties Move Forward PSA Acquisition DateThe boards of USAir Group Inc., PS Group Inc. and P

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

International Fur Fair Set for New YorkThe 1987 American International Fur Fair is designed

ITC Throws Out Dumping ComplaintThe International Trade Commission voted Wednesday to throw

Customs inspection delays and storage expenses in San Francisco are forcing apparel shippers to cons

Botha Campaigns JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - President P.W. Botha planned his first campaign

Peru says it will open offices in Washington and Paris within a month to arrange deals with creditor

Australia and Taiwan moved to the top of the world economic growth chart, the Conference Board's Int

Banks in the United States, Europe and Japan have little choice but to lend more money to debt-laden

BAT Industries PLC, the tobacco, retail and financial services conglomerate, reported 1986 pretax pr

Land and consumer prices must be lowered to stimulate the Japanese economy, which has slowed to a cr

South Korea will present a list of alleged Japanese non-tariff barriers against South Korean product

Any U.S. decision to punish Japanese chip makers for alleged "dumping" ofsemiconductors at unfairly

Dusseldorf to Host Interhospital '87DUSSELDORF, West Germany - Interhospital 87, the world's

A joint venture between the world's largest steelmaker and the No. 4 U.S. steel company will produce

Virginia's first ever import-export directory will roll off the presses April 15, and 4,500 copies w

Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's much vaunted plan to shake India from its economic lethargy appears to

Pasta Tycoon Takes Wine Train's ThrottleA millionaire who made his fortune with pasta and ch

Great Western Malting Co. says it has become the first U.S. company to ship processed malt to brewe

Two Chinese fish-processing vessels have asked for permission to take part in the whiting fishery of

Contracting for new construction fell 4 percent in February to an annualized rate of $227.6 billion,

California's economy should perform slightly better during 1987 and 1988, led by a strong defense in

Any U.S. decision to punish Japanese chip makers for alleged "dumping" of semiconductors at unfairly

South Korea will present a list of alleged Japanese non-tariff barriers against South Korean product

Land and consumer prices must be lowered to stimulate the Japanese economy, which has slowed to a cr

Hyundai to Make More Parts in CanadaSEOUL, South Korea - Hyundai Motor Co. plans to add alum

The Supreme Court ruled employers have the right to promote women over men to help women get higher

California is ready to raise the speed limit to 65 mph on 1,299 miles of nine major freeways if the

Peruvian President Alan Garcia, champion of debt defiance, is getting an ebullient Mexican welcome t

Carl Fortson was named vice president-technology, a new position at The Journal of Commerce, it was

Thomas E. Moran is relinquishing his position as president of Moran Towing Corp. He appointed Malcol