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BUYING IN PORTUGAL
JOC Staff |
Traditional Exports Apparel, textiles, wines, crockery, linens, crystal, canned fish, tomato
Maritime
AUSTRIAN SHIPPING LINE AIMS TO LEAVE RED INK IN ITS WAKE
Erich E. Toll |
On a list of things associated with Austria, the first items might be the Alps, Strauss and the Soun
Maritime
CRUISE SHIP MARKET BOOMING AS BUILDERS REAP REWARDS
David Lyons |
Late on a Saturday afternoon, the port of Miami is jolted alive. Some of the world's largest cruise
Maritime
LAKES OFFICIALS ASSESS RAIL STRIKE EFFECT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway officials believe it will take a few more days before an estima
Maritime
SEQUA UNIT SEEKS TO BUY BARGE LINE
Chris Dupin |
The Chromalloy unit of Sequa Corp. is negotiating to buy SCNO Barge Lines Inc. of St. Louis from Hen
Maritime
TRUCKING BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Gelco to Reorganize, Eliminate 74 PositionsGelco Corp. said it is reorganizing its Corporate
Trucking News
TRANSPORT CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Tank Truck Trailers Manufacturers Association, conference engineering committee meeting, Sept. 2-3,
Trucking News
EDI GROUP STARTING UP IN LONDON
Janet Porter |
A new association for members of the international trade and transport community that transfer infor
Trucking News
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Aug. 26 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low
Maritime
RED ARROW OFFICES TO BE CLOSED IN TEXAS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Carolina Freight Corp., of Cherryville, N.C., will take over administrative functions of its trouble
Trucking News
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1102.0 (Aug. 26) Previous day - 1119.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in
Maritime
SUPPORTERS CLAIM WASTE LIABILITY ISSUE NIXED QUINCY SALE
Boston Globe |
On a sunny day last month, when workers' hopes were much higher, Peter Gwyn pulled his Volvo station
Maritime
TRUCKERS DETERMINED TO WIN TAX REFUND, OFFICIAL SAYS
Leo Abruzzese |
Truckers will press hard for tax refunds when the courts strike down illegal state transportation le
Trucking News
WILMINGTON CLEARED IN FIAT DAMAGE SUIT
(Ap) |
the city of Wilmington has been cleared of liability in the flood damage to 2,730 Fiat automobiles a
Maritime
BALTIMORE EYES FAR EAST TRADE
Tim Neale |
The Maryland Port Administration has signed a long-term lease with Seapac Services Inc. designed to
Maritime
DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM QUESTIONED
Chicago Tribune |
Fast-moving financial change is undermining the deposit insurance system and eventually will force C
COMMISSION TO REVIEW LYKES CASE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Federal Maritime Commission wants to take another look at an alleged $551,300.75 freight underch
Maritime
BOSTON PROJECTS HELD THREAT TO YARDS
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Is the shipyard industry in Boston teetering on the brink of extinction in the face of massive publi
Maritime
KUWAIT SHIP WILL JOIN UK REGISTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Kuwait Oil Tanker Co., or KOTC, has confirmed that it is the owner of the tanker that the U.S. S
Maritime
BETHLEHEM'S MUSIKFEST SERENADES SENSES
David M. May |
The Moravians came here in 1741 to escape religious persecution in Europe - primarily Germany. They
SOUTH KOREAN LABOR UNREST TAKES A TOLL
P.T. Bangsberg |
The strike at the Daewoo shipyard in South Korea ended early Thursday, hours after the government sa
UK'S HAWLEY BIDS FOR ADT
JOC Staff |
Britain's Hawley Group Ltd. launched a $635 million cash takeover bid for ADT Inc., a U.S. security
MILLIONS OF INDIANS REELING FROM DROUGHT
(Ap) |
A third of India's people are reeling from the century's worst drought. Sacred cows are being releas
LURING BUSINESSES IS A BIG BUSINESS
Dallas Morning News |
North Carolina says its policies toward business and industry are ''internationally known." Taking a
CANADIAN RAILROAD STRIKE THREATENS SHORTAGES IN US
Howard S. Abramson |
U.S. auto, paper and wood products companies are holding their collective breath, hoping that the pa
MASS. TO STALL ACTION ON AUTO RATE INEQUITIES
TOM McNIFF |
An insurance industry executive says a decision by Massachusetts regulators not to update auto insur
US EXHIBITORS HAIL FRANKFURT FAIR
Erich E. Toll |
U.S. representation at the Frankfurt International Trade Fair was minimal - 22 out of the 3,609 exhi
P/C INSURERS POST RISE IN NET INCOME
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The nation's property and casualty insurance industry's consolidated net income after-tax totaled $7
NEW JERSEY LAWMAKERS CRITICIZE STATE'S ASBESTOS CONTROL PROGRAM
(Ap) |
State officials have denied charges from two lawmakers that New Jersey's asbestos program is burdene
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Alzheimer's Costs Put At $27 Billion AnnuallySTANFORD, Calif. - The first study to comprehen
EUROPEAN STORMS UNLIKELY TO DAMPEN CLAIMS RATIOS
Edwin Unsworth |
Unseasonable storms that have drenched a large part of western Europe this week appear to be having
INSURERS' SUIT CHALLENGES NY RULE ON AIDS TEST
Paula L. Green |
Six insurers and three insurance industry trade groups have filed suit against the New York Insuranc
MITSUI GROUP FILES TO KEEP INSURANCE VIABLE
A.E. Cullison |
Iran Chemical Development Co., a Japanese core firm involved in a disastrous $3.6 billion joint petr
. . . US EXPORT PRICING REVIEWED
Andrea Chancellor |
U.S. exporters of automotive parts and accessories must be careful when it comes to setting prices f
US ENGINEERS TOLD TO WATCH PACIFIC RIM
(Ap) |
The government is urging American engineers to pay more attention to technical advances in Japan and
DATA GENERAL OFFERS MINICOMPUTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The cost of high-power, smaller-scale computing dropped another notch as Data General Corp. introduc
FOREIGN AUTO PARTS MAKERS, SUPPLIERS VIE FOR A PIECE OF LUCRATIVE US MARKET
Andrea Chancellor |
Australian-based Berwick Overseas Sourcing and Marketing Pty. Ltd. is looking for a U.S. distributor
US TRADE DEFICIT HITS RECORD HIGH
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. merchandise trade deficit on a balance-of-payments basis widened to a record seasonally adj
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
AVIATION Airlines' chief pilots wonder whether the meeting called by the FAA chief is a publ
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
John Andrews Named Primerica Senior VPGREENWICH, Conn. - John T. Andrews Jr. was named senio
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