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Amoco Corp. reported third quarter 1986 net income of $13 million, or 5 cents a share, compared with

GENERAL NEWSWest German Chancellor Helmut Kohl said his country has taken steps needed to st

GENERAL NEWSWest German Chancellor Helmut Kohl said his country has taken steps needed to st

Hyundai Construction and Engineering Corp. and several other South Korean firms are trying to bid fo

Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., was chosen by the American Iron and Steel Institute as th

The supply of distillate fuel oil and gasoline declined slightly, the American Petroleum Institute'

The consortium approach to small package airborne delivery to Japan won't work, according to Frederi

The campaign to convert Americans to the metric system has fizzled, putting U.S. companies at a disa

Kuwait's oil minister predicted a new agreement by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

Kremlin Retaliates MOSCOW - The Kremlin ordered five more American diplomats to leave the co

While travelers get increasingly steamed over longer flight delays, the airlines are trying to stir

The maritime industry is bracing for rougher weather under the tax reform act. The maritime

The International Longshoremen's Association accepted a new proposal from the Council of North Atlan

Oil producers seeking higher federal oil import fees have ignored the threat of Canadian natural gas

The landmark Rockefeller Townhouses at 13-15 West 54th St. in Manhattan are now the North American

BAX Posts a Profit During Third QuarterIRVINE, Calif. - Burlington Air Express, a unit of Pi

The following are the results of Wednesday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge fre

American Association of Equipment Lessors, silver anniversary convention. Oct. 22-25. Sheraton Waiki

Swiss Air Ambulance Orders Two BAe JetsBritish Aerospace Inc. reported that Swiss Air Ambula

Highway Funding Issues Remain for CongressCongress must address six issues when it considers

As the dust settles from two weeks of key contract negotiations between labor and management in the

Private carrier interests are supporting calls for a Department of Transportation rule to make it ea

The Reagan administration is pressuring West Germany to allow a U.S. telecommunications company to g

Ford Truck Operations announced it will make a set-back front axle design available as a regular pro

Fending off major changes in the Railway Labor Act will be railroad labor's top priority in the new

The Montreal-based CSL Group Inc. has sold its entire trucking division in order to concentrate on t

The Department of Transportation began the process for selecting who will over see the public offeri

China Makes Inroads PEKING- China is delighted about the development of its ties with East E

The decline in industrial output and loss of jobs in major developedcountries is not the result of c

Battling new federal taxes that penalize highway users tops the trucking industry's legislative agen

Move over, San Francisco and Seattle. Canada's third-largest city is no longer content to be

U.S. industrial and commercial users saved 10.2 percent on their natural gas bills in the year ended

Gulf Resources Makes Cash Offer for ImperialGulf Resources & Chemical Corp., a diversified n

A U.S. State Department official said Japanese policies inhibit the efficient movement of air freigh

A long-delayed test shipment of Indonesian liquefied natural gas to South Korea left the island of S

A joint venture between DHL Corp. and United Parcel Service that is bidding to serve a new small pac

The Department of Transportation began formal proceedings to select three U.S. airlines for new serv

All Nippon Airways executives plan to assign eight of the newly ordered Boeing jumbos to overseas ro

The Federal Aviation Administration plans to revoke the certification of an aircraft parts manufactu

All Nippon Airways will make a major push into the international travel and freight market with its