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Three Weeks Ended Jan. 7, 1995, vs. Similar 1993-94 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded<

Freightliner Corp. topped the heavy-truck market for the third straight year in 1994 asthe industry

Gov. John G. Rowland's opposition to Amtrak's plan to electrify the Northeast Corridor could present

MarkAir Inc. will keep its current base of operations here, under a recapitalization plan guaranteed

EPA POSTPONES CALIF. AIR QUALITY PLANWASHINGTON - The Environmental Protection Agenc

Service was restored late Friday on Union Pacific Railroad's mainline betweenSalt Lake City

A change in ebb and flow of the oil market is forcing ship operators to face high prices for fuel su

Because Pratt & Whitney sent work to Norway, hundreds of workers laid offfrom the jet engine

The union that controls some of the most sought-after blue-collar jobs in America appears ready to e

A new elevated light-rail system planned for Bangalore, India, is expected to relieve traffic conges

Norfolk Southern Corp. is starting an intermodal movement to deliver coal in specially designed cont

IMC Systems Group said it has sold its Import2000 management system to Reitmans Canada Ltd., a leadi

A startup Long Beach aerospace company won a $250,000 state grant to help it develop a flying-saucer

Transportation Research Board. Jan. 21-27. Annual meeting. Sheraton/ Shoreham Hotels, Washington. Co

DELTA TO SELL FEDEX 3 OF ITS AIRBUS JETSATLANTA - Delta Air Lines said it has agreed

The information highway, the Internet and cyberspace. For many people born closer to the beginning o

It's lunch hour in Mexico City - a prime time to eyeball sticker prices on new cars. But the

Wind tunnel tests are about to begin on what may become the jet fighter of the 21st century.

The Chicago Board of Trade, which has lost some of its most important staff members to resignations

Leo Suggs is a trucker on the hot seat. The 55-year-old president of Preston Trucking is bet

Because railroads cooperate with each other at the same time they are in competition, senior executi

China's agricultural sector will need 133 million metric tons (147 million short tons) of standard f

The continuing fall of the peso has placed many U.S. products out of the reach of Mexican shoppers a

Beer importers and other large shippers are likely to end their tug of war with the North Atlantic c

No story.

Iran's mission at the United Nations denied U.S. claims that Iraq was selling contraband oil through

The families of 13 Bryan, Texas, children born with devastating birth defects reportedly have settle

NORWAY, QATAR DISCUSS PETROCHEMICALS VENTUREDOHA, Qatar - Norway and Qatar discussed a propo

Demand for nonferrous metals inside Russia this year will be just 3 percent to 5 percent down on 199

VIETNAM RICE EXPORTS INCREASED 50 PERCENT IN 1994HANOI, Vietnam - Despite devasting

The National Pork Producers Council announced it will launch a new advertising campaign with five 30

Researchers say they have found a way to turn sawdust and other wastes into a potentially endless so

Friday Jan. 13, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Saudi Arabia's oil minister, Hisham Nazer, is scheduled to visit South Africa later in the month, Sa

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Friday, Jan. 13, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Jan. 14, '94 - Dec. 23, '94 (a graph) (2

If a U.S. energy policy change is necessary, one of the first questions must be: Whose function is i

As of Jan. 13, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

Battered by unsettled currency flows around the globe, the U.S. dollar has suffered unexpected losse