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JAPAN SEEKS TO BOOST SALES OF UNSHU ORANGES TO THE US
(Ap) |
The Agriculture Department says it will take another look at a proposal to let Japanese Unshu orange
INDIAN OWNERS AMENABLE TO PLAN SHIPPERS HOPEFUL OF ROUTING MORE CARGO TO DOMESTIC LINES
Neel Patri |
Shipowners in India have agreed to give a fair trial" to a plan by shippers for voluntary efforts t
Maritime
PACCAR MOVE HAS ANALYSTS BUZZING
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Transportation industry analysts are surprised and curious over reports last week that Paccar Inc.,
USL AUTHORIZED TO PAY WORKERS AMOUNTS NOT TO INCLUDE COLLATERAL SUBJECT TO LIENS
Mark Magnier |
A U.S. bankruptcy court has authorized financially troubled United States Lines to pay off its first
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Staff |
The 88,557-deadweight-ton Liberian tanker World Kinship resumed its voyage northbound through the Su
Maritime
CANADIAN WHEAT EXPORTS EXPECTED TO RISE 1986-87
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Canadian wheat exports are expected to rise to 18.5 million metric tons in 1986-87 (August-July), up
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Codelco Denies Rumors Of Selling DifficultiesThe Chilean Copper Corp. (Cobelco-Chile) is con
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
M.W. KELLOGG CO. AWARDED AMMONIA PLANT CONTRACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
China National Technical Import Corp. has awarded a contract to M.W. Kellogg Co., a Houston-based mu
Maritime
MEXICO PRIVATIZATION DRIVE LIMITED
WILLIAM A. ORME Jr. |
The Mexican government is trying to sell an airline, textile mills, and scores of other state-owned
CHEMICAL SECTOR EXPECTS ROSY '87 CMA OFFICIAL SAYS INDUSTRY COULD GROW SIXFOLD
Leah R. Young |
The chemical industry is predicting a moderately good year in 1987 with shipments increasing by 6 pe
US, BRAZIL READY TO LAY DOWN CARDS
Richard Lawrence |
The United States and Brazil are close to a showdown on a computer trade and investment dispute.
PUROLATOR TO SELL AUTO FILTERS BUSINESS
Larry Sterne |
Facet Enterprises Inc. agreed to buy Purolator Courier Corp.'s profitable auto filters business for
AUSTRALIA IS OPTIMISTIC ON NEW US AIR PACT
Vincent W. Stove |
Despite protracted and at times heated negotiations, Australian aviation officials are confident tha
JAPAN TO DRILL OFF AUSTRALIA
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Japanese National Oil Corp. will spend A$8 million in 1987 searching for oil in the Canning Basi
INDONESIA SEEKS LOANS TO SAVE VITAL PROJECTS
P.T. Bangsberg |
The government of Indonesia is seeking foreign loans in hopes of preserving what it calls vital deve
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mobil Confirms Find In Norwegian North SeaMobil Oil Corp. confirmed that its Norwegian affil
PLASTICS CORNER BP POLYMERS TO SELL UNIT TO VISTA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
BP Performance Polymers Inc. announced that it signed a letter of intent to sell its PVC compound bu
PLANNED TARIFFS HIKE SPARKS ROW IN PIRAEUS
Victor Walker |
Bowing to protests from commercial associations, the Port of Piraeus Authority (OLP) has put off unt
Maritime
HOUSTON PORT'S BOOKS UNDER AUDITOR'S SCRUTINY
Gary Taylor |
Local news accounts have prompted the Harris County auditor to take a closer look at promotion and t
Maritime
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Carmichael To Join ShelbyAs ChairmanShelby Insurance Co. announced that Dan R. Carmi
BIG LAYOFF NECESSARY AT CESSNA
Nunzio Lupo |
Cessna Aircraft Co., trying desperately to shrink the size of its operations in the face of continue
PACT CREATES OPPORTUNITIES
James Bruce |
Many Brazilian and Argentine businessmen are looking for information and contacts to take advantage
Maritime
SYDNEY MONEY TRADERS DOWNPLAY CME PLAN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange's decision to trade Australian dollar futures starting Jan. 13 has a
ANCIENT SHIP RECONSTRUCTED
(Ap) |
U.S. archaeologists are reconstructing a ship that sank almost 1,000 years ago, laden with a millio
Maritime
REACTION MIXED TO CHANGING US SEAWAY ROLE
Robert F. Morison |
The United States' dealings with the St. Lawrence Seaway are about to change markedly for the first
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mitsubishi May Close 2 Yards, Cut 3,100 JobsMitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. told its trade
Maritime
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Domestic FertilizerUse DeclinesConsumption of domestic fertilizer products was 3 per
ALLIED-SIGNAL TO SELL UNITS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Allied-Signal Inc. said that it has offered for sale seven operating units that make up the majority
NEW PRODUCTS SEEN FUELING GROWTH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
More companies are likely to rely on new products to fuel future growth, according to a Conference B
FLORIDA POWER BUYS KY. COAL READING & BATES TO SUPPLY 400,000 TONS TO UTILITY
Tim Sansbury |
Florida Power Corp. selected Kentucky coal offered by Reading & Bates Coal Co. to fill its solicitat
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sen. Metzenbaum Plans Assault on 'Greenmail'Company shareholders can become pawns when "gree
FARM LOAN DEMAND STILL WEAK
(Ap) |
Midwestern agricultural bankers foresee more farmers forced to sell off assets or go out of business
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Canada's Trade Surplus With the US DeclinesCanada's merchandise trade surplus with the Unite
Maritime
US CEMENT PRODUCERS LOSE ANTI-DUMPING BID
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A group of U.S. cement producers failed in a bid for anti-dumping duties on imported portland hydrau
BRAZIL ADVISED ON DEBT POSTURE
Rosalind Rachid |
The U.S. Export-Import Bank wants Brazil to do more to assure its foreign creditors that it will cle
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
BETHLEHEM STEEL BIDS TO PURCHASE RAIL MILL
(Ap) |
Bethlehem Steel Corp. Wednesday said it was negotiating to buy a modern, federally financed rail mil
CP AIR IN SEARCH FOR NEW NAME
Journal of Commerce Special |
Understandably, Canadian Pacific Air Lines of Vancouver is having trouble coming up with a new name
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