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The Unit 1 reactor at Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant automatically shut down when a high water le

In a talk to analysts last fall, Carl Reichardt, Wells Fargo & Co. chairman, shrugged off the rave r

P-I-E Nationwide Posts Break-even ResultsJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - P-I-E Nationwide Inc. reported

Capital spending by the nation's investor-owned utilities continues to decline, reflecting a year-lo

Governors Bid Congress Ease Fuel RestrictionsThe six New England governors approved a resolu

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

Coal and other interests are putting final touches on draft legislation aimed at strengthening gover

John Leslie, chief of transportation with CP Rail, claims Canadian cabooses are the best-equipped in

The Illinois Central Gulf Railroad has nearly reached its goal of becoming a true North-South carrie

As the prospect of a third tunnel beneath Boston Harbor looms more feasible, air cargo industry offi

A Hong Kong state airline that began flying to San Francisco several months ago says it's starting t

The parent company of Pan American World Airways is considering selling its fledgling Northeast shut

The British airport computerized cargo clearance system, UKAS, will be scrapped and 400 freight forw

American, Pilots Reach Tentative AgreementAmerican Airlines said it reached a tentative pact

A new joint venture between a San Francisco air freight company and a Japanese steamship line next m

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

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

The Reagan administration's truck deregulation bill is now before Congress, where its future appears

J. Ron Brinson knew things would be tough when he took over as director at the port of New Orleans.

Financial analysts reacted skeptically to the weekend accord among six leading industrial nations ai

Businessmen in Brazil fear the country's temporary suspension of interest payments on international

The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether trustees of employee benefitplans run by groups

Millions of dollars worth of South African goods are flowing into the United States despite a far-re

The Supreme Court said it will decide whether stockholders may sue a company that denies it is holdi

Top Stories One shipper discusses methods it uses to determine problems in transporting haza

The graphic on Page 1A of the Feb. 23 issue, illustrating changes in import and export shipping patt

The Danish Folketing (Parliament) voted for restrictions on Danish vessels carrying arms for warring

The agreement on stabilizing exchange rates was marred by the non- participation of Italy, which pu

GENERAL NEWS Supreme Court will rule if stockholders can sue a company that denies holding t

Memorial services for Chung C. Wei, founder and president of the Houston- based Falcon Group bulk sh

International terrorism is the greatest danger facing the cruise market, according to a report on th

The effort of Tacoma Boatbuilding Co. to emerge from its Chapter 11 proceedings is a struggle much

Ex-Bank Employee To Be Tried in ScamGeoffrey Collier, the former head of securities at Morga

US, Soviets to Hold Grain Pact TalksRepresentatives of the Soviet Union and the United State

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

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

Lower market prices have made U.S. wheat more competitive in world markets, but large crops and carr

Amid the generally bullish air on Wall Street these days, some stock market observers remain quite c

Mon., Feb. 23, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Total world production of edible soaps, fats and oils this year is expected to rise to nearly 73 mil