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ICC Outlines Reasons For Merger RejectionThe Interstate Commerce Commission outlined the com

The International Longshoreman's Association posted informational pickets in Freeport Friday, protes

Traffic volume has grown but accidents on state highways have dropped 9 percent since state police b

A potential AIDS vaccine will be tested on humans for the first time at the newly created Institute

Boeing's new 757 all-freight aircraft most likely will find its best domestic market among small pac

U.S. consumer confidence perked up in September after sagging during the summer, the Conference Boar

Truckers are hot on the trail of the green slime that has been clogging their radiators and wrecking

President Raul Alfonsin of Argentina is expected to focus on trade and economic issues during his of

Can the revamped management of the Rover Group under Graham Day, its new chairman, steer the company

Hidden away in remote mountains of China's southwest Sichuan province lies China's most advanced spa

Triad Plans to Sell Off Only One SubsidiaryThe Triad Center and Salt Lake International Cent

The ground radar system at Los Angeles International Airport, used to track taxiing aircraft in poor

Official Says Sumitomo Won't Control GoldmanWASHINGTON - Sumitomo Bank of Osaka, Japan, will

The custom chemicals manufacturing unit of Salsbury Laboratories will be known as Salsbury Chemicals

Union Carbide Corp. is realigning all of its specialties and services business units into three comp

The rebel supply plane shot down over Nicaragua cruised through a series of shadowy or inactive comp

Westinghouse to Move Turbine OperationsWestinghouse Electric Corp. plans to relocate its com

The Venezuelan Senate called for a meeting of Latin American nations and major oil producers to disc

The weekly general freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent

Mexico Raises Price Of Vegetable OilThe official price of vegetable oil, a staple in Mexican

Colombia closed its coffee export registrations for October and Novemberbecause of delays in

Stevens Technical Services Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y., won a $218,430 contract to perform maintenance and

The port of Portland said it will fight plans for a huge regional garbage dump in the Rivergate area

A panel established by the French government in July to study port problems in metropolitan France h

A blue-ribbon panel of business executives forecast that the U.S. economy will continue to muddle th

Friday, October 10, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The Soviet Union's nuclear power program, continued and even accelerated, remains at the heart of So

The No. 3 reactor at Chernobyl will come back on line next year, and plans to build a fifth and sixt

Professionals in the maritime industry who act as expert witnesses at trials and arbitration proceed

Refiners, producing more heating oil to gear up for the winter heating season, are counting on lower

Midwestern farmers, already suffering heavy losses in the depressed agricultural economy, are being

The port of San Francisco is hoping a new city attorney will solve a controversial port problem.

A Reagan administration program has reduced the flow of foreign steel into the United States, but ne

Italy retaliated against what it calls discrimination by Algeria in the two countries' bilateral shi

THE CREDIT FOR GETTING PROVISIONS imposing labor protective conditions on short line sales dropped f

Local Dock Talks NEW YORK - Local contract negotiations between the the International Longsh

Orders and shipments for U.S. and foreign semiconductor manufacturers in the U.S. market increased s

Overcapacity, the scourge of the shipping industry, could be solved through a plan that gives banker

Hidden away in remote mountains of China's southwest Sichuan province lies China's most advanced spa

A valve failed and caused a two-hour leak at Brazil's only nuclear power plant, but the reactor was