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ON THE MOVE WESTINGHOUSE NUCLEAR UNIT PICKS SLEMBER
JOC Staff |
Richard J. Slember, general manager of Westinghouse Electric Corp.'s nuclear fuel business unit, was
KUEHNE & NAGLE SETS EXPRESS SERVICE
Erich E. Toll |
Kuehne & Nagel AG & Co. will be the first European company to enter the international overnight expr
Air Cargo
CARIBBEAN TRADE BILL WELCOMED
Mark Magnier |
Proposed legislation to liberalize U.S. market access for Caribbean Basin Initiative countries is a
NEW PART FOR SHUTTLE PASSES 1ST MAJOR TEST
(Ap) |
The first major test of a fully redesigned space shuttle booster joint was declared a "tremendous su
TRANSPORT EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
Wings West Says It's in the BlackSAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - Wings West Airlines reported inco
Air Cargo
BLOOD SHIPMENTS WORRY AIRLINES
Mark W. Lyon |
The Air Transport Association is petitioning two federal agencies for better packaging of blood samp
Air Cargo
NEW CLOUD RISES OVER HIROSHIMA: STATE OF ECONOMY
Roger Schreffler |
The condition of Hiroshima's economy weighs on the minds of many local business people as the city
BRITISH AIRWAYS' PROFITS SOAR
Janet Porter |
A strong recovery in passenger numbers contributed to sharply higher profits for British Airways PLC
Air Cargo
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Senate Panel Votes Shorter Trust Fund BillThe Senate Finance Committee Wednesday broke somew
Air Cargo
GLOBAL MARINE CASUALTIES KEEP UK SALVAGE GROUP AT FULL STEAM
Edwin Unsworth |
The stream of telexes coming into the London headquarters of the Salvage Association confirmed the u
ARAB NATIONS BARTER WITH ITALY FOR GRAIN
Andrew Mutter |
Italian grain companies are accepting petroleum in payment for large quantities of wheat products ex
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
AIR CARGO West Germany's Kuehne & Nagel AG & Co. will be the first European company to enter
YUGOSLAVIA FACES DEBT DILEMMA
(Ap) |
Yugoslavia has informed the International Monetary Fund and the United States and West German govern
TONKA CANADA APPOINTS PRESIDENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Robert W. Richards was named president of Tonka Corp. (Canada) Ltd., the affiliate of toy maker Tonk
HOUSE PANEL PROPOSES BILL TO BROADEN CARIBBEAN PACT
Keith M. Rockwell |
Members of the House Ways and Means subcommittee on trade proposed legislation Wednesday that would
SOFTWARE MERGERS SHOW STRONG PACE
(Ap) |
Mergers and acquisitions in software and services continued at a strong pace in the first half of 19
BANK TIES BRAZILIAN LOAN TO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Inter-American Development Bank has been prodded into making a major policy reversal on environm
PANEL TACKLES SPENDING CUTS
John Boyd |
Congressional negotiators were hard at work again Wednesday, trying to fix their budget law so they
UN AGENCY AWARDS FOOD AID
(Ap) |
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization has announced emergency food aid grants for ref
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Senate Panel Endorses Treasury Post NomineeThe Senate Finance Committee endorsed M. Peter Mc
PLASTICS CORNER ICI TO DOUBLE MDI ISOCYANATE CAPACITY OF PLANT
Charles Thurston |
ICI Americas Inc.'s ICI Polyurethanes group plans to double its capacity to produce MDI isocyanates
YEUTTER STILL PAINTS BLEAK PICTURE FOR ACCEPTABLE TRADE LEGISLATION
Richard Lawrence |
Prospects of Congress passing an omnibus trade bill acceptable to the Reagan administration remain b
KEY SENATORS ISSUE WARNING ON US-CANADA TRADE PACT
Richard Lawrence |
Key senators signaled they will oppose any exemption for Canada from a U.S. law barring unfair trade
ASHLAND AGREES TO BUY CANADIAN DISTRIBUTOR
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Ashland Chemical Co. has signed an agreement to purchase Triangle Imex Ltd., a privately held region
CHEMICAL MARKETS WATER PURIFICATION MART GROWTH FORECAST
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The market for water purification equipment and services will increase from $1.3 billion in 1986 to
US, EC REACH TENTATIVE PACT IN PASTA WAR
Keith M. Rockwell |
The United States and European Community reached tentative agreement Wednesday on limiting EC subsid
CURRENCY OPTIONS TOUTED FOR TRADE
Kevin Commins |
How can a small-to-medium-sized exporter or importer protect itself against the ups and downs of the
SPAIN WARNS SHIPS TO AVOID GULF
(Ap) |
The Foreign Ministry Tuesday warned Spanish ships in the region of the Persian Gulf to stay away fro
Maritime
DEAL WITH TRIBE CLEARS PATH FOR TACOMA BOX TERMINAL
Gloria Joseph |
Development of a $30 million container terminal at the port of Tacoma can now go forward since the P
Maritime
ROUEN SEES DROP IN 1ST HALF CARGO
Howard Schissel |
The port of Rouen, the fourth-largest in France and Europe's No. 1 port for cereals and agro-industr
Maritime
UNION PROTESTS HIRING METHOD
Rose A. Horowitz |
Marine Transport Lines Inc.'s hiring of Boston seamen to work its new car carrier that docked in New
Maritime
DOCKERS TO APPEAL BOX EDICT LABOR, MANAGEMENT AGREE TO KEEP RULES IN FORCE FOR A MONTH
Joseph Bonney |
Waterfront labor and management agreed Wednesday to keep the longshore "50- mile rules" for Atlantic
TOKYO CURRENCY MART CALM DESPITE TENSIONS IN MIDEAST
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Just hours after New York foreign exchange dealers finished a day of hectic trading caused by contin
GLOBAL INVESTMENT SOARS
(Ap) |
Americans purchased a record $102 billion in foreign stocks last year, but that amount was dwarfed b
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
INTERVENTION RUMORS CAUSE DOLLAR TO SLIP
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The dollar slid slightly against most major currencies in world markets Wednesday, partially in reac
NATWEST PLANS SUPER-REGIONAL BANK IN US
Janet Porter |
National Westminster Bank, Britain's biggest bank, plans to create a new super-regional bank in the
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Foreign Liabilities Fall For Taiwanese BanksTAIPEI, Taiwan - The foreign liabilities of Taiw
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
RAIL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Railroad Expands Area Of RoadRailer ServiceNORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp., through it
Rail News
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