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Year-old Middle East airline Emirates is planning to expand its operations into both Europe and the

The director of planning for Lambert-St. Louis International Airport said the problem of airport noi

DOT Extends Deadline On UK Sanctions BidThe Transportation Department extended for a month i

Fleets and engineers have many of the same problems fitting all the components that belong in a heav

Moody's Reviews Rating Of Leaseway BondsMoody's Investor Service Inc. said it has placed the

China plans to introduce competition to its automotive industry as part of a major restructuring tha

The Union Pacific Corp. formally requested government approval of its plans to acquire the Missouri-

Kenan Transport Co. will expand its petroleum distribution operations in the Southeast with the pur

The anti-takeover measures adopted by Airborne Freight Corp. six months ago were intended to prevent

Hertz Penske Truck Leasing Inc. strengthened its role as the nation's second largest truck lessor wi

John S. Reed, chairman and chief executive of Citibank N.A., has been elected chairman of the Coalit

Interest rates may tick upward, at least temporarily, unless some new, unforeseen development alters

The flurry of government reports issued Friday or due this week contain warning signals about future

China is so upset over "exploitation" by foreign automakers that it wants car parts to be made in Ch

Cummins Corp. signed a major licensing agreement for production of diesel engines with a plant in Ch

Business Data WASHINGTON - Figures on business inventories for September and factory capacit

The stock market is "torn betwixt and between" and unable to mount any sustainable rally, but "doesn

General Motors of South Africa began hiring full-time workers to replace 567 dismissed strikers, ho

Yang Ming Line, the ocean carrier owned by the government of Taiwan, is likely to join the growing l

GENERAL NEWSThree top executives were promoted by The Journal of Commerce. Page 1A Economi

Transax/Rates, a maritime information subsidiary of The Journal of Commerce, appointed a national te

After a week of furious dealmaking, U.S. coal suppliers settled on a new rock-bottom price for more

Europe's auto industry has finally pulled out of its long skid. After a half-decade of painf

The Journal of Commerce promoted three top executives, Don C. Becker, publisher and president, anno

Top Stories The tumble of oil prices has taken its toll on coal technology proposals as the

Top Stories This may be the time for Lloyd's of London to take advantage of a turnaround in

The port of Houston is paying $357,811 in bills from last summer's wildcat longshoremen's strike, bu

What's described as the heaviest cargo ever lifted at a Great Lakes port is being moved through the

HITTING THE GROUND RUNNING: The entry of Van Ommeren USA as an equal partner with Fernandina Marine

Steamship Operators Intermodal Committee. Workshop on domestic containerization and chassis fleet ma

Lawmakers have introduced another proposal for how New Jersey should spend approximately $105 millio

Before boarding a helicopter to fly to a North Sea oil platform you put on a life jacket and a clums

The United States will step up purchases of Mexican crude oil for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in

In a repeat performance from last month, shippers are planning to divert cargo through a Puget Sound

British Petroleum plans to invest $348 million in Brazilian petroleum research and mining during the

The U.S. counselor in Kuala Lumpur said Malaysian wheat imports, which were low last year because Ma

C-E's Lummus Crest To Close NJ OperationBLOOMFIELD, N.J. - The Lummus Crest subsidiary of Co

Dutch and Argentine officials are scheduled to meet in New York next week in an effort to resolve th

A few years ago, keeping up with the offshore oil industry's demand for catering, laundry and housek

Canadian net farm income will total C$1.67 billion this year, marginally higher than 1985, while 198