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DISASTERS IN WEST SHIFT FOCUS TO EAST
(Ap) |
U.S. and French spacecraft vanished in rolling balls of flame in 1986. The spectacular explosions se
BENEFICIAL PLANS TO SELL MOST INSURANCE UNITS
(Ap) |
Beneficial Corp. will sell most of its insurance group and its credit subsidiary in a major restruct
CHIP ACCORD HAS FEW FANS
Christine Winter |
Disillusionment among U.S. semiconductor companies over the historic U.S.-Japanese semiconductor tra
EXPORTS STILL FLOW FROM PUNJAB
Rosalind Rachid |
India's troubles with a separatist movement in Punjab state have had little effect on the country's
Maritime
EC BUDGET APPROVAL EXPECTED IN JANUARY
(Ap) |
The European Parliament, which last week blocked adoption of a 1987 European Community budget, is ex
Maritime
SUN STOCKHOLDERS OK MERGER PLAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Stockholders of Sun Chemical Corp. voted here at the week-end to approve the recapitalization of
US AND BRAZIL REACH TRUCE OVER COMPUTERS
Richard Lawrence |
The United States and Brazil reached a temporary truce in their computer market dispute. In
AMERICAN COMPLETES SECURITY OVERHAUL
Larry Sterne |
American Airlines recently completed a sweeping change of its security procedures for international
THAIS EASE TEXTILE BAN
P.T. Bangsberg |
Textile importers will have greater supply opportunities in Thailand under that country's plan to pa
Maritime
NAVISTAR OFFERING ACTIVE COMPANY LAYS PLANS TO EXPAND OPERATIONS
Andrea Chancellor |
Navistar International Corp. offered 106.3 million common shares at $4.75 a share Friday and the sto
JAL CRASH TRACED TO IMPROPER REPAIRS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A Japanese government commission has concluded that improper repairs by the Boeing Co. caused the cr
CLEAR SKIES FOR ALL NIPPON
Journal of Commerce Special |
The fateful crash of a Japan Air Lines jumbo jet over central Japan in August 1985, killing 520 of 5
GRAIN EMBARGO DISPUTE RAGES ON
(Ap) |
Even if the old argument over grain embargoes doesn't become a national farm issue, it's still there
DOLLAR GENERALLY MIXED AS PACE OF TRADING SLOWS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. dollar was generally mixed against major foreign currencies Friday as the foreign exchange
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Friday, Dec. 19, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
CHESAPEAKE FIGHTS COSTS FOR ELIZABETH DREDGING
Carl Cahill |
The city of Chesapeake is once again trying to avoid making annual payments of $160,000 to the U.S.
Maritime
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NJ Appeals Court Rules On Insolvent InsurersTRENTON, N.J. - Policyholders covered by an inso
NORWAY'S OIL OUTPUT SETS RECORD FOR MONTH
(Ap) |
Norway's monthly oil production reached a record level of 1.01 million barrels in November and was e
BOLGER WARNS AIRLINES SERIOUS OVERTURES TO RE-REGULATE INDUSTRY SEEN
Tim Neale |
Airlines need to guard against subtle efforts to re-regulate the industry, the president of the Air
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
BUDGET DEFICIT DOWN SHARPLY OVER NOV. '85
(Ap) |
The federal government recorded a $27 billion budget deficit last month, down substantially from the
2 ASEAN NATIONS TAKE IMPORT ACTION
P.T. Bangsberg |
Malaysia is putting more restrictions on imports, but neighboring Indonesia is relaxing its regulati
SEABOARD WEIGHS MOVE TO MIAMI ECONOMIC PLUSES COULD LURE FIRM FROM PORT EVERGLADES
Craig Dunlap |
Seaboard Marine Ltd., the steamship line/agency that sparked the entry of non-International Longshor
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL LOANS
JOC Staff |
IMF MOROCCO - $275 million from the International Monetary Fund to support government econom
Maritime
SOVIETS TO AID CHINA PLANT RENOVATION
(Ap) |
China and the Soviet Union signed a contract to reconstruct a metallurgical plant that was built in
Maritime
HART ADVOCATES END TO TRADE BARRIERS
Kathleen A. Charles |
A laissez-faire philosophy that allows market forces to determine prices for goods and services is r
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
New System Separates Air Pollution in PortsA computer-based system has been devised to separ
Maritime
PANAMA PLAN NEEDS PARTNER
Chris Dupin |
After several years of discussion, Panama's plan to build a major container transshipment center aro
Maritime
LATIN SUGAR EXPORTERS SAY NEW US QUOTA DISASTROUS
(Ap) |
The United States' 1987 sugar import quota of 1 million tons will be disastrous for countries highly
USDA TO GET EC REPORT ON MEAT PLANT CHANGES
Tommy Holmes |
The EC is scheduled to give USDA reports describing the modifications individual U.S. meat processin
US-EC GRAIN TALKS FAIL
(Ap) |
Time is running out on efforts to avert a new clash between the United States and the European Commu
18 STATES REPORT FLU OUTBREAK
(Ap) |
The new "Taiwan flu" is spreading across the United States, federal health officials say. Th
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Geneva-Based Airline Orders Four MD-87sMcDonnell Douglas Corp. said Compagnie De Transport A
OIL CARGO MOVES AT $17 A BARREL MARKET RESPONDS TO REPORTS OPEC IS CLOSE TO ACCORD
Bruce Barnard |
A cargo of North Sea Brent crude for delivery in February changed hands at $17 a barrel on Friday, i
ARGENTINE OIL OUTPUT SLIPS AMID RUMORS
Jeremy Morgan |
Argentine oil output fell again last month to about 12.1 million barrels, the state oil corporation,
BEST NO LONGER TAKEN FOR GRANTED
James Nolan |
This summer, the A.M. Best Co. was an unquestioned authority for the small insurance agent. If Best
TRINIDAD CHIEF FACES STIFF TEST
Journal of Commerce Special |
A.N.R. Robinson, the new prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago, will have a difficult first year in
Maritime
DEAK UNIT CREDITORS OFFERED 1 CENTS
P.T. Bangsberg |
More than 300 unsecured creditors of a local unit of the Deak Perera finance house are being offered
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Moller Names M. LauridsenTo New PostMoller Steamship Co. promoted Mogens Lauridsen t
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