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Olin Corp. reported fourth quarter net income was $8.2 million, or 40 cents a share, down from $8.4

Ethyl Corp. reported net income for the fourth quarter of 1986 increased 21 percent to a record $45.

In a further pruning of assets, Bank of America is putting its Asian Visa card operations on the blo

Supplies of key petroleum products are following normal seasonal patterns with distillate declining

AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines Inc. reported fourth quarter net income declined to $6.6 mill

A key player in aviation issues before Congress said he has serious problems with industry proposals

The Kansai International Airport Co., planning to build a 1 trillion yen (US$6.5 billion) airport on

Sen. Lauricella Wins New Orleans AwardState Sen. Francis E. Hank" Lauricella of New Orleans

A retired U.S. admiral said he opposed arming merchant ships traveling in the gulf area, where more

American Transport Line will use non-International Longshoremen's Association labor to load and unlo

Transportation Industry Seminar, sponsored by Wertheim & Co. Inc. Jan. 28. Waldorf Astoria, New York

GENERAL NEWSThe U.S. inflation rate is the lowest in 25 years, and home building performed s

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd. is still deep in discussions with its creditors, in an effort to reach final a

The International Air Transport Association, which represents 150 airlines accounting for 75 percen

The Kloster Group's Royal Viking Line expects to order a new cruise ship by the end of January.

Ryan Says It Won Pact To Operate UPS FleetWICHITA, Kan. - Ryan International Airlines, which

Tonnage on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway more than doubled in 1986 over the previous year, but th

Highway funding legislation was moving on the legislative fast track in both houses of Congress this

The Greek Chamber of Shipping is seeking government authorization to set up a marine stock exchange,

Crude steel production in the non-communist world fell 4.3 percent in 1986, the International Iron

Too many high-technology products are on the illegal exports list, said Theodore W. Wu, Commerce dep

The $5,000 new car was facing extinction just two years ago, but the species is making a strong com

Waterfront labor and management have agreed on new rules designed to promote safety at the ports of

Sino-Japanese Talks TOKYO - Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone met with Chinese Vice Premier T

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

The new national port and waterways development act is the biggest challenge for the Army Corps of E

An automobile processing company has filed a $1.85 million lawsuit against the Jacksonville Electric

Thermal Tunnel Improves ShrinkingAn improved method of PVC sleeve labeling, multipack promot

The golden arches of McDonald's may soon be attracting Moscow residents eager for the taste of a Big

The 124th edition of The Official U.S. Custom House Guide, with complete U.S. import regulations, is

US-Iran Talks Defined NICOSIA, Cyprus - Iran's Prime Minister Hussein Musavi said that the U

Sir Henry Plumb, the newly elected president of the European Parliament said Wednesday the United St

Franchise Expositions Set for Eight US CitiesThe International Franchise Association will ho

The premier of British Columbia said he is more optimistic about the prospects for a free trade agre

California truckers who carry household and office goods may get a 25 percent rate increase next wee

In hopes of increasing Washington state's exporting potential, Gov. Booth Gardner says 23 more state

AT&T to Sell Taiwan Switching SystemsMORRISTOWN, N.J. - American Telegraph & Telecommunicati

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone told California's Gov. George Deukmejian Wednesday that changing Ja

A task force of New Jersey corporate leaders, following a year-long study of liability insurance, ha

In a further pruning of assets, Bank of America is putting its Asian Visa card operations on the blo