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Air Train Inc. will lease two cargo planes to CF AirFreight when that firm opens its own air hub nex

An advocacy group asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to order the shutdown of eight nuclear rea

Salomon Announces Global Paper ProgramNEW YORK - Salomon Inc. announced the globalization of

Steel production fell to 1.323 million tons in the week ended Feb. 7, a decrease of 1 percent from t

Tamils Flee Villages COLOMBO, Sri Lanka - Thousands of Tamil civilians were reported fleeing

State-owned Canadian National Railways wants to shed almost one-third of its 34,700-mile route netwo

Exxon Chemical Co. and Mitsubishi Petrochemical Co. formed a joint venture to develop and market eng

Trade and Politics: A Round-table Discussion. The National Center for Export- Import Studies at Geor

29th Triennial Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce. A conference for international bus

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

Undervalued prices plus gains in earnings that are expected to outstrip the Dow Jones Industrial Ave

Japanese Businesses Optimistic on RecoveryA Japanese government survey showed corporate expe

Eastern to Transfer Jets to ContinentalEastern Airlines said it is transferring six of its A

Hollywood is teaming up with French scientists and a Texas oil man to gather artifacts from the Tita

The Fred. Olsen Group is continuing to strike agreements with foreign liner shipping companies to re

With a historic backlog of ships tied up in the Santos estuary, South America's largest port "is in

Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines announced that it signed a $200 million deal to build one of the w

The Federal Maritime Commission agreed to allow an additional 15 days for filing comments on whether

The Insurance Exchange of the Americas' board of governors voted Tuesday to suspend all underwriting

Liberal elements in China appear to be hitting back against the wave of attacks on Western influence

When Koh Shimizu came to the United States to work for Sony Corp., he left behind a tiny, three-room

Cameroon's oil industry is in the doldrums. Although this central African state of 10 million inhabi

The lion frozen on Peugeot SA's corporate logo has something to roar about these days. After

Higher prices lifted Malaysia's export earnings from natural rubber in 1986 to M$3.25 billion, up 13

Liberal elements in China appear to be hitting back against the wave of attacks on Western influence

The domestic textile and footwear industries are poised to push new import quotas legislation throug

An agreement has been reached in a federal court suit filed by retired blue collar workers at the no

Maritime Attorney, John Mason, DiesJohn Mason, long a maritime attorney here and a senior pa

A young South Florida quadriplegic is the third in the last 10 years to win a multimillion-dollar co

A newly published draft economic reform law for the Soviet Union emphasizes profits and consumer dem

Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy called the Reagan administration's proposal to c

Electronic Data Systems Corp. and Lucky-Goldstar Group of South Korea have agreed to form a joint ve

Mycogen Corp. and Lubrizol Corp. will team up for a $5.4 million pesticide research and development

Australia's resources and energy minister Gareth Evans asked Japan to buy foreign coking coal withou

A new beverage that combines passion fruit and other exotic fruit juices mixed with French cognac is

U.S. economic growth will slip to a lackluster 2.3 percent pace this year before rebounding strongly

A federal agency recommended lifting some restraints on the Bell companies as a way to help improve

Independent truckers blasted the Interstate Commerce Commission for denying them a share of the insu

Despite a court ruling in its favor, the port of Oakland still must convince the federal government

American Ship Building Co., Tampa, Fla., applied to the Maritime Administration for a financing gua