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Officials of the unions that represent workers on the bankrupt Delaware & Hudson Railway and of the

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The state insurance commissioner is charging a lawyers' organization with intimidation after it file

CORROON & BLACK SEEKS TO ACQUIRE BROKERCorroon & Black Corp. announced Wednesday that it has

A family leave policy, which encourages supervisors to grant unpaid time off to employees faced with

Transportation Secretary James Burnley completed the start-up of the federal government's anti-drug

The Federal Maritime Commission has rejected two requests to impose truck regulatory systems at Cali

Mexico's six-month-old anti-inflation program will continue at least throughDecember, even i

A task force of electronics industry executives says there will be dire results if they don't try to

Concerns over the U.S. sugar beet crop in the drought-stricken Midwest as well as general inflationa

Eastman Kodak Co. sparked local reaction here following a filing by the company under new Title III

In a story in the May 25 edition describing Monsanto Co.'s plans to build a 900-metric-ton-a-year ac

IT MAY BE DANGEROUS WATER the Florida Ports Council is thinking of treading, at least if the state's

An increase in barge traffic on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway was not linked to a rise in grain s

The chairman of Del Monte Foods has predicted considerable expansion in his company, now that it is

Changing insurance market conditions and the weakness of the dollar have left the Lloyd's of London

If the town bully whacks you alongside the head often enough you will likely don a helmet. P

The Mississippi River constricts under the unrelenting sun. A possible grain shortage in the Midwest

Mississippi River barging companies and at least one coal company this week declared force majeure,

PENNZOIL MIGHT BID FOR TENNECO OIL UNITPennzoil Co. Chairman Randall McDonald said his compa

Worldwide telecommunications regulations and trade restrictions arestrangling economic vital

Melbourne has been Australia's major containerport since the inception of the box two decades ago.

SENATE PANEL VOTES MINIMUM WAGE HIKEThe Senate Labor Committee voted 11-5 Wednesday to appro

Vessels entering the Port of Green Bay in the weeks ahead could have problems obtaining pilots, said

The U.S. dollar rose to a new 1988 high against the yen Wednesday and then fell back sharply on rumo

The Interstate Commerce Commission has failed to act on Amtrak's request to condemn a portion of Gui

* Buying in Norway 4A * Rain Dampens Grain Prices 6A* Keith Hartwell - Rails Climb Slippery

MORE CLOUT URGED FOR OPEC SECRETARIATJAKARTA, Indonesia - The Organization of Petroleum Expo

June 29, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

CARNIVAL CRUISE POSTS 23 PERCENT RISE IN PROFITCarnival Cruise Lines Inc. reported a 23 perc

It was a New Year's celebration that Gerry Rowe, chief executive officer of Toronto-based TNT Canada

1224.0 (June 29, 1988) Previous day - 1231.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

The 3,500 striking shop-craft workers of CP Rail could be back on their jobs this weekend as a resul

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers, two-day seminar, July 7-8. Madison

Two major players, Credit Lyonnais of Paris and GATX Corp. of Chicago have formed a joint venture co

The pilot of the Airbus Industrie A320 jetliner that crashed during an air show Sunday killing three

Electronic data interchange is helping drive profits up for the automobile manufacturing industry.

An improving U.S. trade balance could especially hurt the economies of Canada, Britain, Italy, and S

International airlines plan to increase freight rates for U.S. export shipments across both the Paci

Farmers in the drought-stricken Midwest are hoping an innovative rain insurance policy will pay off,