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After months of wrangling among three House committees and as many interested parties in the Senate,

Foreign businessmen could not find a safer investment than in China, paramount leader Deng Xiaoping

Lufthansa to Operate Dulles, Frankfurt FlightLufthansa German Airlines will inaugurate non-s

Senators negotiating a multibillion-dollar highway funding bill continue to cling to their plan to r

The Federal Reserve Board has identified seven permissible insurance activities for national banks t

Citicorp has unwittingly opened a new window of opportunity for insurance agents to put more pressur

Senate Panel Delays Vote On Bermuda Tax TreatyThe Senate Foreign Relations Committee decided

Truckers are beginning to wonder how much productivity they can stand. They've done everythi

Union Says Greyhound Violated AgreementPHOENIX, Ariz. - A union leader says that Greyhound C

Conrail stock won't hit the markets until next year despite Congress' anticipated approvals of a pub

A new government plan to rate the highway safety performance of the nation's trucking companies may

A woman who won a $65 million medical malpractice verdict against a city hospital has had her award

Three production lines at a railcar manufacturing company will be busy through the end of the year f

Carolina Freight Corp.'s third quarter earnings rose to $4.96 million, or 76 cents a share, from $4.

Eat your heart out, Tiny Tim, for these people make their living tiptoeing through the tulips.

The main challenge facing intermodal carriers today is maintaining a high rate of growth while incre

The New World Shippers Association said its members shipped 700 40-foot container units of cargo und

Dillingham Ship Repair said it will implement a new three-year contract for its workers if it doesn'

Peres in Paris PARIS - Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres arrived in Paris for his last for

Canada's Pacific ports are back in business after the British Columbia Maritime Employers' Associati

A New Jersey businessman, who says he was nearly forced out of business by a ban on technology sales

Marad OKs Financing For Ship ConstructionThe Maritime Administration approved Liberty Cruise

Canada had a C$437 million world trade surplus in August, a month after posting its first monthly de

Parliament's Campaign STRASBOURG, France - The European Parliament, an advisory body of the

Anyone in New York who needs help in launching an import/export business is welcome to visit Fred St

Mexico's consumer price index climbed 96 percent in the past 12 months, prompting warnings from inde

Argentine labor unions are again taking up the offensive against government policies as inflation sh

U.S. and Third World farmers can cooperate for mutual benefit, contrary to popular assumption, a stu

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. of Tokyo has licensed a new continuous casting process for steel de

Teamsters Members Vote Lettuce ContractSALINAS, Calif. - Members of the Teamsters union appr

Stanford University says it has sold its stock in Diamond Shamrock Corp.because the company

The port of Oakland is fighting one more hurdle to expanding its airport. After starting to

The main prop of Indonesia's economy, its energy sector, is unlikely to recover in the near term, bu

The main prop of Indonesia's economy, its energy sector, is unlikely to recover in the near term, bu

Hong Kong's local toy industry, the world's leading exporter of toys, has set an ambitious goal to c

Computer Design Focus Of NY ExpositionsNEW YORK- IMEX '86, the Integrated Manufacturing Expo

EC Questions Legality Of Chip Trade PactBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Commissio

Waterford Glass Offers To Buy WedgwoodWaterford Glass, the Irish crystal glass maker, made a

India may restrict imports of raw materials, industrial machinery and components by large engineerin

Foreign businessmen could not find a safer investment than in China, paramount leader Deng Xiaoping