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Hapag-Lloyd Flug Orders Airbus AircraftHapag-Lloyd Flug of West Germany said it sign

Tom Daniel has one of the few power plants in the United States populated by giant clams. Mr

A $3 billion expansion and renovation program for the New York metropolitan area's three major airpo

Having built Brazil's third-largest private airline from humble beginning as a meat-wagon carrier fo

A final decision may be weeks away, but it appears increasingly likely that Piedmont Airlines will b

Airborne Freight Earnings IncreaseSEATTLE Airborne Freight Corp. reported fourth quarter ear

A new Department of Transportation rule that requires trucks to have front brakes may result in som

Unions representing about 20,000 Pan American World Airways workers have proposed restructuring the

Manchester's Ringway Airport, Britain's busiest outside London, was closed to passengers for a fift

The Civil Aviation Authority ordered British Airways' Boeing 747s be checked for cracks after a hair

A new French air freight carrier, Inter Cargo, is scheduled to launch its activities in mid-February

GENERAL NEWS Marketers pay more attention to packaging. Page 2AConstruction spending droppe

Hans Jakob Kruse, chairman of Hapag-Lloyd AG, still appears chastened by afinancial debacle

The U.S. dollar worked its way lower against major foreign currencies Monday, losing 1.5 percent of

Stocks rose sharply in active trading Monday, even as bonds slumped ahead of the Treasury's big refu

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

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

Tenneco United Co., a general trading and marketing unit of Tenneco Inc. of Houston, Texas, has open

A California congresswoman who sought to create a seaport park to preserve historic ships died the n

The boards of Berry Petroleum Co. and Norris Oil Co. unanimously approved a resolution authorizing m

The Oyster Creek nuclear generating station might not have quite the aura of a national monument, bu

The Navy's Pacific Fleet intends to phase out long, expensive ship overhauls in favor of quicker, ch

Patrick Petroleum Co. and Bayou Resources Inc. agreed to a merger, in which Bayou will become a subs

Weekend stoppages at Europe Container Terminus, Rotterdam's largest container handler, fueled fears

US Exports of Lumber To Japan Could RiseExports of U.S. forest products to Japan could incre

Tanker Blast Kills One, Injures Three SeriouslyLE HAVRE, France - A crewman was killed and e

In a report that could signal the semiconductor industry's long-awaited pickup, Intel Corp. of Santa

Output of gold from China was up 14 percent last year on 1985, with a much larger contribution from

The federal government is considering whether it should extend automobile safety standards to light

Stevedores here struck Friday two days after they agreed to follow the new work rules imposed for lo

The California Public Utilities Commission approved a 15 percent rate increase for truckers that mov

The New York State Department of Insurance plans a public hearing Feb. 20 on proposed amendments to

The Laurentian Group Monday officially opened the first integrated financial services center in Cana

In 1984, Janet and Charles Collins flew to Lisbon, rented a car and drove 11,000 kilometers through

Turkish Leader in US ISTANBUL, Turkey - Premier Turgut Ozal flew to the United States Monday

After a slight trade surplus in 1985, France's trade balance with the United States was once again i

Jefferson Smurfit Group PLC, one of Europe's largest packaging manufacturers, said it will acquire s

The value of exports of Norwegian manufactured goods to Sweden declined by 10 percent in 1986. Accor

Sakharov Invited MOSCOW - Dissident physicist Andrei Sakharov has been invited to take part

U.S. business ties with Ivory Coast, a prosperous West African state of some 10 million inhabitants,