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BOWMAN STRENGTHENS SERVICE IN GA.
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Bowman Transportation Inc. has strengthened its intrastate service for its Georgia home market.<
TRUCKING BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Computer Voice System Takes Routine QueriesA computer voice system that handles routine cust
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Boston Tugboat Muster Scheduled for July 25The third annual Boston Tugboat Muster and Parade
Maritime
NAVISTAR UNLEASHES NEW TRUCKS
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Navistar International Corp. has joined the race with the wind in introducing its new aerodynamic b
CALIF. FIRMS BUY STAKE IN CLARK
Chicago Tribune |
Two California companies controlled by Hollywood producer Burt Sugarman disclosed they may seek to t
SHIP ORDERS REGISTER NEW LOW
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The world's shipbuilding order book slumped to a new low during the first quarter of the year.
Maritime
EVERGREEN PLANS TO BUILD SHIPS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Evergreen International Corp. plans to establish a shipbuilding and heavy industrial complex in cent
Maritime
NEW FERRY OPERATING IN NEW YORK
(Ap) |
Ferry service has come back to Brooklyn, as part of the city's effort to rediscover "the beauty and
Maritime
ARTHUR FOSS CHUGS ON AFTER NEARLY 100 YEARS
Gloria Joseph |
Back at work, plying the waters of Elliott Bay in Puget Sound, the nearly century-old Arthur Foss sh
NEDLLOYD CONSIDERS US NET
Janet Porter |
Royal Nedlloyd, the Dutch shipping, transportation and energy group, is considering the possibility
Maritime
BARBADOS MUTUAL PLANS ACQUISITIONS
Canute James |
A leading life insurance firm in Barbados has reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition
THE ECONOMY HOUSING STARTS SAG, BUILDING PERMITS DROP
John Boyd |
The April housing construction figures were moderately weak, but Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige
EMPLOYEE HEALTH BILL REACTION COOL
Leah R. Young |
Senate and House leaders in the health and benefits areas urged businesses providing health insuranc
US AIMS TO SPUR FREER TRADE
Richard Lawrence |
The United States will seek at the seven-power Venice economic summit to bolster ongoing internation
WAR RISK PREMIUMS UNLIKELY TO INCREASE IN WAKE OF ATTACK
Edwin Unsworth |
The attack this week on the U.S. frigate U.S.S. Stark is unlikely on its own to have any effect on i
SARNEY MAY QUIT EARLY
Journal of Commerce Special |
President Jose Sarney announced plans to sacrifice one year of his presidency to cool political temp
MANAGING BENEFITS AND HEALTH CARE HOSPITAL CORP. RESTRUCTURING
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Hospital Corp. of America, the nation's largest owner and manager of hospitals, said it will sell ab
RISING STAR GIVES US ADVANTAGE IN TALKS
Keith M. Rockwell |
The call from the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative caught Glen Fukushima by surprise.
SALE OF US WARSHIPS DRAWS PANEL'S INTEREST
Tim Neale |
The U.S. government should promote the sale of U.S.-built warships to friendly nations, shipbuilding
ROYAL DUTCH/SHELL BOYCOTT SHOWS SURPRISING VIGOR
James Warren |
In 1984 the United Mine Workers of America struck the A.T. Massey Coal Co. in West Virginia and Kent
ARGENTINA'S PLAN TO SELL IRAN NUCLEAR FUEL RIPS US POLICY
A Staff Report |
Argentina's May 5 agreement to supply Iran with enriched uranium fuel for a research reactor rupture
KING FAHD URGES PRICE STABILITY
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
Saudi King Fahd Tuesday called for maintaining a fixed price for oil "at least for the next two year
SENATE BANKING PANEL VOTES BILL TO LIBERALIZE CONTROLS ON EXPORTS
Helen Ericson |
The Senate Banking Committee approved legislation aimed at reducing the bulging U.S. trade deficit b
ATTACK ON US WARSHIP FAILS TO SLOW PERSIAN GULF TRADE SUPERTANKERS LINED UP, EAGER FOR BIG PROFIT
James Nolan |
It's business as usual in the oil-rich Persian Gulf. Sunday's rocket attack on a U.S. warship hasn't
BIG RIGS, ROAD SIZE SCRUTINIZED TRUCKERS, SHIPPERS WANT OVERRULING OF STATE CURBS
Leo Abruzzese |
How small a road can a big truck travel? That is among the questions facing the Department o
NJ GAS FIRM NEGOTIATES WITH CENTRAL HUDSON
Journal of Commerce Staff |
New Jersey Natural Gas Co. is negotiating with Central Hudson Gas & Electric Co., Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
NINE MILE POINT 2 READY TO BE STARTED
(Ap) |
An official from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said operators of the Nine Mile Point 2 powe
COAL EXPORTS FROM S. AFRICA LIKELY TO WANE
Tim Sansbury |
The volume of South African coal exports will plummet this year and could remain depressed for the n
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
May 19, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f
DEMAND SPURS UNOCAL TO BOOST THAI GAS BUDGET
P.T. Bangsberg |
Unocal Corp. is stepping up spending on natural gas development in the Gulf of Thailand as demand re
SOUTHERN PACIFIC DISPUTES DECISION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Southern Pacific Pipe Lines Inc., a subsidiary of Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp., said Tuesday it w
BRAZIL SETS RECORDS IN EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION
James Bruce |
Brazil's state oil company Petrobras is plunging to new deepwater exploration and production records
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Snyder and Bryson Set Talks With CenergyFORT WORTH, Texas - Snyder Oil Partners L.P. and Bry
PERTAMINA INCREASES PRICES FOR LUBE OILS
JOC Staff |
Indonesia's state oil company, Pertamina, announced it will raise the domestic price of lubricating
SOVIET PERCEPTIONS MAY IMPEDE FARM SALES
Kim Gazella |
The Soviet Union's perception of obstacles to trade with the United States may impede future long-te
Maritime
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
Maritime
EXPORT FAIRS
Wire and Staff Reports |
US Pavilion Planned For Poland Trade FairThe Commerce Department is inviting U.S. firms to p
Maritime
US SOFT DRINK MAKER TAPS INDIAN MARKET
Neel Patri |
A little-known American soft drink company has quietly slipped into the Indian market abandoned a de
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
South Korea Approves Pepsico Joint VentureSEOUL, South Korea - The government has authorized
Maritime
US LEATHER GROUP EYES ASIAN DRIVE
Noel Fletcher |
The U.S. leather industry is poised for a major push in Asia this summer, spurred by official fundin
Maritime
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