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LIABILITY, WORKERS COMP RATES EXPECTED TO RISE
Paula L. Green |
General liability and workers compensation insurance needs are the top two cost worries of risk mana
DOLLAR EASES BEFORE TRADE DATA
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar was slightly lower Monday while traders took defensive position prior to today's rep
PITTSTON BROADENS COAL BASE COKING COAL EXPORTS ARE A LESS IMPORTANT PART OF REVENUE
Tim Sansbury |
Wall Street coal industry analysts are a dying breed. The few who remain have two things to
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
April 13, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
TANKER ACTIVITY BACKS OPEC OUTPUT REPORTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Persian Gulf tanker market has come to life in the past week after three months in the doldrums,
GASOLINE PRICES CONTINUE TO RISE
(Ap) |
The average retail price of gasoline was 6 cents higher this month than in April of last year, and a
SOUTH AFRICA: ZIMBABWE DOESN'T NEED WARPLANES
(Ap) |
South African Defense Minister Gen. Magnus Malan said Monday neighboring Zimbabwe does not need adva
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Consumer Confidence In UK IncreasesConsumer confidence in the United Kingdom remains at cons
Maritime
EUROPEAN PASSENGER TRAFFIC JUMPED 11 PERCENT IN FEBRUARY
(Ap) |
The Association of European Airlines reported that passenger traffic increased 11 percent in Februar
MERRILL LYNCH EXPECTS SALES OF TRUCKS TO RISE THROUGH '88
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Modest gains in sales of medium and heavy trucks this year will set the stage for stronger sales in
INTEL FIRST TO SHAKE LOSSES
Christopher H. Schmitt |
Intel Corp. has become the first big Silicon Valley semiconductor maker to return to profitability,
Maritime
CALIFORNIA OPENS UK TRADE OFFICE
(Ap) |
California Gov. George Deukmejian, vowing to make his home state a "world player" in trade, Monday o
Maritime
LUKENS RAISING PRICE FOR CARBON STEEL PLATE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Lukens Steel Co., the largest subsidiary of Lukens Inc.,said it will increase the base price of
Maritime
US GOVERNORS TARGET TRADE WITH EUROPE
(Ap) |
U.S. governors are descending on London and other capitals on the Continent in increasing numbers, t
Maritime
MEXICO'S PROBLEMS BATTER MONTERREY
(Ap) |
Outdoor taco stands are proliferating, and more people than ever are selling flowers and fruit on st
Maritime
JAPAN SEEKS STRONGER EC TIES
(Ap) |
Foreign minister Tadashi Kuranari called Monday for stronger ties between the European Community and
Maritime
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS Signetics Corp. has spent the past two years getting a stem-to-stern overhaul.
STRIKES AT ROTTERDAM EXPECTED TO CONTINUE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Selective lightning strikes taking place in the port of Rotterdam's grain sector are set to continue
Maritime
CHINA, PORTUGAL SIGN MACAO PACT
(Ap) |
China and Portugal signed an agreement Monday that will return Macao to Chinese sovereignty on Dec.
Maritime
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
COFFEE PRICE OUTLOOK WEAK WITHOUT QUOTAS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
International Coffee Organization export quotas are essential to support coffee prices, currently ab
VANCOUVER AIRPORT ON BLOCK
Mark Wilson |
The Canadian government is offering the nation's second most profitable airport for sale or lease, b
SWISSAIR SYSTEM TO AID SHIPPERS WITH CARGOES
Edwin Unsworth |
Swissair plans to introduce this summer what it believes is the first computerized airline system fo
BRIGHT FUTURE IN US FOR LEATHER FURNITURE
Cristina Lee |
Foreign suppliers for the U.S. leather furniture market can count on a bright future as the construc
Maritime
CLEAN AIR SANCTIONS WORRY CALIF. OFFICIALS
(Ap) |
A federal moratorium on industrial growth because of the failure of states to meet Clean Air Act sta
Maritime
EC ENTRY ALTERS SPANISH TRADE
Howard Schissel |
Spain's entry into the European Community last year has produced a profoundshift in the coun
GREECE, SOVIET UNION PLAN ALUMINA FACTORY
(Ap) |
Greece and the Soviet Union have signed final agreements for construction of a $300 million alumina
Maritime
W. GERMAN GROWTH FORECAST TO SLOW DOWN
Jess Lukomski |
West Germany's economy will slow down markedly in 1987 because of the drag of the deutsche mark's st
Maritime
STOCKS OF TEXACO, PENNZOIL DECLINE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The stocks of Texaco Inc. and Pennzoil Co. both fell sharply Monday, as investors sold heavily in re
LAKES DISTRICTS HIKE PILOTAGE FEES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Effective May 11, pilotage charges in two of the three districts on the Great Lakes will rise.
Maritime
BILL TARGETS SAFETY OF COMMERCIAL FISHING
TOM McNIFF JR. |
Two bills aimed at introducing some safety features to virtually unregulated fishing vessels have be
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Irving Bank Ratings Under Moody's ReviewMoody's Investors Service said Monday it is reviewin
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
CBS ENGINEERING GETS PLATFORM PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Standard Oil Production Co. awarded a contract to CBS Engineering Inc., Houston, for detailed design
INDONESIA, EC STUDY INVESTMENT
(Ap) |
An Indonesian-European Community joint investment committee held its first meeting to discuss obstac
Maritime
ON THE MOVE MIDLAND BANK NAMES NEW CHAIRMAN
Staff Report |
Midland Bank PLC said Sir Kit McMahon takes over as chairman and group chief executive, effective Ma
SWISS BANKERS FRET OVER US BANK BILL
Leah R. Young |
Members of the Swiss Bankers Association are concerned that no one knows howbroadly the mora
SINGAPORE CRACKS DOWN ON COPYRIGHT PIRATES
(Ap) |
A new copyright law that came into force Friday is aimed at ending Singapore's role as a heaven for
Maritime
GROUP CHARGES SAFETY LAWS FOR TRUCKS ARE UNREALISTIC
Leo Abruzzese |
Legislative deadlines for implementing new heavy-truck safety laws may be too ambitious for federal
ANTI-LOCK COMPROMISE COULD BE SHORT-LIVED
Michael S. Lelyveld |
The next generation of anti-lock brakes for heavy trucks could be even shorter lived than the last.<
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