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One of Britain's major shippers by air has bitterly attacked the too frequent absence of coordinatio

Detroit Edison Co. reported a 5.7 percent increase in industrial sales in 1987, aided by the continu

Mylan Laboratories Inc., of Pittsburgh, Pa., will locate a new $1 million pharmaceuticals distributi

An alliance of western Canadian lumber shippers is asking for the right to use foreign-flag vessels

A former broker pleaded guilty to charges he defrauded his employer of more than $1 million in a sch

Wed., Feb. 17, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Traditional Exports Metals such as nickel, tin, ferrochromium, ferrosilicon chromium, iron a

A House-Senate conference sent a strong message Wednesday to U.S. trading partners and the White Hou

Hyundai Will Begin West Coast Rail RunsHyundai Merchant Marine will begin a dedicated double

Toyota Motor Corp. plans to ship production components and parts to its U.S. manufacturing facilitie

EL PASO NATURAL GAS CO. (El Paso, Texas) - Gary D. Simon was elected a vice president of marketing.<

Norway Refuses to Cut Output by Another 5 percentOSLO, Norway - Norwegian Oil Minister Arne

Maersk Line is stepping up preparations for its new trans-Atlantic liner service, scheduled to get u

In the midst of downtown revitalization here, the new office tower recently built by the world's lar

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

Bel to Head Faberge EuropeJean Marc Bel was named president of Faberge Europe on Wednesday.<

Honeywell Inc. of Minneapolis and the Indian conglomerate Tata Industries Ltd. are setting up a join

Cyclops Industries Inc. announced Tuesday it intends to concentrate its resources on four core busin

The world beef market staged a strong recovery in 1987, but prospects for 1988 look less certain, a

Korea Steel Pipe Co. said here Tuesday it has been discussing a joint venture with China to build an

West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who will arrive today in the United States for a two-day visit,

Sales of existing homes in the United States fell only 0.3 percent in 1987 to 3.88 million units fro

An unusual coalition of carriers, terminal operators, stevedores and grain shippers helped the port

TOP STORIES: Florida exports surged ahead last year as a result of the falling dollar and increas

Some 2,000 union tugboat workers struck towing, barge and tanker operators in New York harbor Tuesda

A Vermont official says a takeover of a deteriorated rail line owned by Guilford Transportation Indu

The Puerto Rico Treasury Department is on the verge of dropping property tax claims against Crowley

Thousands of U.S. farmers will be offered classes in futures and options trading this year in a gove

Tue., Feb. 16, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Pearson to Purchase Addison-Wesley FirmPearson PLC, the publisher of the Financial Times, ha

The odds are increasing rapidly that Americans traveling abroad can find a fast-food place that bear

The Japanese are using some of the most high-powered U.S. technology to design their products, but t

The American Meat Institute has filed a Section 301 complaint that charged South Korea's ban of U.S.

Denki Kagaku Kogyo K.K., Grace Japan K.K. and Mitsui & Co. have announced the creation of a jointly

Japanese researchers have discovered a new superconductor that works at higher temperatures, may be

PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO. (Philadelphia) - Corbin A. McNeill Jr. was appointed executive director-nu

Calif. Official Defends Acid Rain SymposiumAn air quality official here has condemned commen

The volume of proven oil and gas reserves on the Norwegian continental shelf and in North Sea fields

In each of the last two years, Venezuela's national oil company has bought into a big Gulf Coast ref

Charleston's long-awaited harbor deepening will get under way next month, thanks to a cost-sharing a