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Bridges don't die like people do, but when they fail they still require autopsies. Enter the

The folks at Digital Microwave Corp. hope a dish on every roof becomes as common as a chicken in eve

The $7.7 billion new loan facility being arranged for Mexico shows the world's financial system has

US Retail Sales Rebound WASHINGTON - U.S. retail sales rebounded in November from October's

Dag to Join Cool CarriersAs PresidentSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - Bo Natt Och Dag, president

PARTING SHOTS (IN THE DARK): This is my last column for the Journal of Commerce, but I didn't want

General cargo movement through Hampton Roads last month was down 15.7 percentfrom November 1

Canada and the United States remain far apart on their softwood lumber dispute, in spite of proposal

Some of the nation's largest profitable corporations will be able to legally avoid federal income ta

Facet Enterprises Inc. agreed to buy Purolator Courier Corp.'s profitable auto filters business for

The 21 members of the association of European Airlines have agreed on their requirements for the nex

Canada's top football fixture, the East-West contest for the Grey Cup, was a lackluster affair this

FINANCIALStocks rose sharply in moderate trading, with blue-chip issues leading the way. Pa

Understandably, Canadian Pacific Air Lines of Vancouver is having trouble coming up with a new name

A spokesman for the Massachusetts Port Authority said travelers should not expect miracles from the

Cessna Aircraft Co., trying desperately to shrink the size of its operations in the face of continue

Pan Am, USAir Set Marketing AgreementPan American World Airways, declaring Pittsburgh as the

Bethlehem Steel Corp. Wednesday said it was negotiating to buy a modern, federally financed rail mil

Despite protracted and at times heated negotiations, Australian aviation officials are confident tha

American Trucking Associations is urging the federal government to reverse a regulation that exempts

When Procter & Gamble Co. decided to get into the Electronic Data Interchange arena in 1981, it real

Ordinary Income Drops For Nation's RailroadsThe nation's railroads reported a 13.9 percent d

Navistar Interational Corp. told its shareholders a proposed holding company would retain its truck

The Interstate Commerce Commission has begun putting into effect the new law deregulating the nation

Transportation Research Board Railroad Transportation Meeting, Jan. 12-15, Sheraton Washington Hotel

Iran and Libya called for a substantial cut in OPEC oil production as a way to push prices up to $18

A former West German coaster is the smallest ship to have loaded grain on Canada's West Coast in de

The Coast Guard is monitoring ships off California's coast in an effort to prevent collisions of me

December 10, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Mubarak in Paris CAIRO, Egypt - President Hosni Mubarak left Wednesday for a four-day visit

Domestic oil producers' most pressing need is for a tariff on imported oil, William C. McCord, chair

Washington public port officials are calling on the U.S. government to prohibit foreign crane operat

The Japanese National Oil Corp. will spend A$8 million in 1987 searching for oil in the Canning Basi

Britain is ready to adopt the role of peacemaker in an effort to head off the threatened farm trade

Greece's Socialist government has unveiled a tough 1987 budget that foresees increases in tax revenu

The World Bank's International Finance Corp. announced its first venture in Hungary - a $3 million e

More than one-fifth of the 6.7 million new full-time jobs created by the U.S. economy between 1979 a

Iran Arms Deal Hit ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - The United Arab Emirates denounced the

West Germany's trade with the Mideast fell sharply in the first three quarters of the year, and the

European Community ministers in charge of research failed to agree on a future five-year common rese