Latest news

The Environmental Protection Agency will decide soon what action to take concerning a Montana profes

The government called out border guards to protect state-owned natural gas pipelines and its plants

Sluggish exports, and a move by shipping lines to shift to port calls at fewer load centers, doomed

Negotiations to end a national rail strike resumed here Wednesday aftermaking little progress in a m

State officials have denied charges from two lawmakers that New Jersey's asbestos program is burdene

For the second time in a year, the three-year-old General Motors-Toyota venture is cutting the numbe

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

On a list of things associated with Austria, the first items might be the Alps, Strauss and the Soun

Tank Truck Trailers Manufacturers Association, conference engineering committee meeting, Sept. 2-3,

Carolina Freight Corp., of Cherryville, N.C., will take over administrative functions of its trouble

Fast-moving financial change is undermining the deposit insurance system and eventually will force C

The Federal Maritime Commission wants to take another look at an alleged $551,300.75 freight underch

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration meets the airline industry's chief pilots today in a

Top officials of Japan's Advantest Corp. and its U.S. subsidiary say Advantest has never sold highly

Gasoline prices in New York State rose for the ninth week in a row, with regular leaded gas jumping

Crude Imports Rise In West GermanyFRANKFURT, West Germany - West Germany's crude oil imports

August 26, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

Even as industry waits for Argentina's planned sale of state-owned petrochemical assets, a lengtheni

A Federal Aviation Administration official says it is unlikely that the Massachusetts Port Authority

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. notched up a record first half profit of HK$829 million (US$106 million)

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Along with Taiwan, South Korea is one of the black sheep of Asia when it comes to allowing American

Traditional Exports Apparel, textiles, wines, crockery, linens, crystal, canned fish, tomato

Gelco to Reorganize, Eliminate 74 PositionsGelco Corp. said it is reorganizing its Corporate

The nation's property and casualty insurance industry's consolidated net income after-tax totaled $7

U.S. exporters of automotive parts and accessories must be careful when it comes to setting prices f

AVIATION Airlines' chief pilots wonder whether the meeting called by the FAA chief is a publ

John Andrews Named Primerica Senior VPGREENWICH, Conn. - John T. Andrews Jr. was named senio

The American Electronics Association said U.S. electronics trade deficits with both the world and Ja

Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., told West Virginia coal and business leaders Wednesday that there's a

Encouraged by their success, Japanese companies are pouring more investments into Britain and switch

Exports and re-exports came roaring back in July after nearly stagnating a month earlier, bringing t

Argentina May Alter Elevator OperationsArgentina has formed a government commission that has

Truckers will press hard for tax refunds when the courts strike down illegal state transportation le

The government is urging American engineers to pay more attention to technical advances in Japan and

The U.S. merchandise trade deficit on a balance-of-payments basis widened to a record seasonally adj

AST Research Inc., named in International Business Machine's recent "anti- clone" suit, has pulled t

EPA to Negotiate Waste Site ContractsBUFFALO, N.Y. - Ecology & Environment Inc. has been sel

Tylan Corp. said has reached an agreement in principle to sell its Tytan furnace operations in the U

New Compound Ideal As Sheathing for CableA British company has developed a halogen-free, low