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CHINESE COAT MANUFACTURER GETS WARM RECEPTION IN US
Journal of Commerce Special |
Zhu Cheng-ling, general manager of Zhejiang's branch of China National Native Produce & Animal By-Pr
Maritime
CANADIAN CREWS SLATE VOTE ON LAKES STRIKE
Leo Ryan |
The Seafarers International Union of Canada will start taking a strike vote this week in what could
ACADEMY OFFERS INTERMODAL BA
Maureen Robb |
In a continuing shift of emphasis for maritime colleges, the California Maritime Academy said it wil
Maritime
HONG KONG SEEKS EDGE IN GIFT EXPORT MARKET
P.T. Bangsberg |
Gifts, premium items and household gadgets have tremendous potential in overseas markets, although t
Maritime
NEW PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE
JOC Staff |
UK Company Unveils Output Control SystemA British company has developed a computer-based pro
Maritime
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow Boosts Price Of Styrene MonomerDow Chemical U.S.A. will increase the price of styrene mo
DOLLAR DROPS TO ANOTHER LOW
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar dropped to another postwar low against the yen Friday and had difficulty rebounding
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Celanese Increases Ethylene Oxide PriceCelanese Chemical Co. announced an increase of 2 cent
PIONEER PLANT'S NEIGHBORS BALK AT DISMANTLING
(Ap) |
A pioneer nuclear plant, built 25 years ago at the dawn of the nuclear power age, sits mothballed be
PRECIS HITS THE ROAD
JOC Staff |
A longshoreman brings the first of a new type of South Korean-built cars down a ship's ramp at the p
Maritime
STRAWBERRY FIELDS SPRAYED AFTER APPEALS OF TEST FAIL
(Ap) |
A scientist sprayed a strawberry field with frost-inhibiting organisms in the nation's first authori
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Chrysler, Renault Extend AMC TalksChrysler Corp. and Regie Nationale des Usines Renault have
Maritime
CHINA TO AID DEVELOPMENT OF TEXTILES
Gene Linn |
China will soon establish a development company to help absorb foreign investment in its booming tex
Maritime
SPANISH AIR CONTROLLERS CALL OFF STRIKE
(Ap) |
Spanish air traffic controllers said Friday they were calling off a three-day strike set for early M
CARICOM SEEKS TRADE FINANCING
Canute James |
In an effort to stem a continuing decline in regional trade, the Caribbean Economic Community has st
Maritime
PROTEST FILED OVER RESTRICTIVE BILLS
Robert F. Morison |
Thirteen maritime countries officially have registered their concerns over a legislative proposal i
Maritime
NAVIERAS MAKES CONCERTED EFFORT TO ACHIEVE FINANCIAL TURNAROUND
Mark Magnier |
When Navieras de Puerto Rico says it doesn't need to make a profit, it isn't just making excuses for
GENERAL DYNAMICS REJECTS BID
Journal of Commerce Special |
General Dynamics has rejected a $35 million offer for its Quincy Shipbuilding Division shipyard and
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Determination Made On Phosphoric AcidThe Department of Commerce made a preliminary determina
Maritime
EUROCAPITAL UNIT SEEKS PRODUCT OK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Eurocapital Corp. said its subsidiary Europharmaceutical Corp. has submitted four applications with
Maritime
US JOBS GROW DESPITE TRADE DEFICIT
Paul Magnusson |
To hear some politicians, labor leaders and lobbyists talk, the trade deficit is causing lost jobs,
PITTSTON HOPES TO NEGOTIATE DEAL WITH JAPANESE MILLS
Tim Sansbury |
Weeks after the start of the new Japanese fiscal year, Pittston Coal Co. negotiators will visit Toky
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
SHELL CANADA EARNINGS SET RECORD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Shell Canada Ltd. reported first quarter earnings of $103 million, or 90 cents a Class A common shar
ATLANTIC RICHFIELD REPORTS DECLINE IN EARNINGS, SALES
Journal of Commerce Special |
Atlantic Richfield Co. reported first quarter earnings of $239 million, or $1.31 a share, down from
CHINA TO AID DEVELOPMENT OF TEXTILES
Gene Linn |
China will soon establish a development company to help absorb foreign investment in its booming tex
Maritime
SAN FRANCISCO EYES CLUSTER PLAN
J.S. Taub |
Consolidation of terminals for several of the 15 cargo airlines using San Francisco Airport is being
GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES EXPAND FOR US AIRLINES
Tim Neale |
Separate actions by the State Department and the Department of Transportation last week opened new i
US CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES RENEW CALL FOR EXPORT FUNDING
Helen Ericson |
A U.S. construction industry coalition called for the United States to limit access to U.S. building
RAIL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Burlington Northern Expands ServiceFORT WORTH, Texas - Burlington Northern Intermodal said i
ZIM POSTS SURGE IN PROFIT
Mark Magnier |
The Zim Israel Navigation Co. said lower operating costs and earlier staff reduc tion programs contr
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Canadian Tropic Line Chooses San FranciscoAnother shipping line will begin calling at San Fr
Maritime
HIGHER RATES HELP LIFT APC QUARTERLY EARNINGS
John Davies |
Spurred by higher rates and a surge of shipping by importers worried about protectionism, American P
Maritime
HEAVY-DUTY TRUCKS LINK PORT OF OAKLAND, RAILYARDS
Maureen Robb |
On-dock container railyards may be the last word at some ports, but the port of Oakland isn't entir
WINE SCANDAL UNCORKS TIGHTER REGULATION
Nino Lo Bello |
Jost von Hopler, general manager of the top Austrian wine supplier for the U.S. market, is quick to
Maritime
PFIZER BOOSTS R&D INVESTMENT BY 20 PERCENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pfizer Inc. has increased 1987 research and development investment by 20 percent to $400 million.
CALIFORNIA LOGGERS LONG FOR MORE 'HORSEPOWER'
John Davies |
State tree growers are facing a transportation crisis: they can't find enough Belgian draft horses t
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mass. to Start Stricter Drunk Driver ProgramMassachusetts will implement a stricter program
US CAMPAIGNS FOR CUTS IN TAIWANESE TARIFFS
Richard Lawrence |
The United States expects to push by early summer for further access to the Taiwanese market for U.S
Maritime
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