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NEW ORLEANS ENACTS PLAN STAFF SHUFFLE, ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARK FIRST ACTIONS
Journal of Commerce Special |
The port of New Orleans has started putting its new strategic plan into place with a staff shuffle a
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Comex-Sydney Contract Trades 1,356 LotsTrading volume in a U.S. dollar-dominated gold future
GROWTH OUTLOOK DIMS IN JAPAN BANK OF TOKYO LESS OPTIMISTIC THAN NAKASONE ADMINISTRATION
A.E. Cullison |
Japan's economy, which continues to be badly battered by the unexpectedly sharp appreciation of the
Maritime
SEN. BRADLEY ON THE ADMINISTRATION
JOC Staff |
TAX REFORM: I'm candid in saying that tax reform could not have happened without this president bein
US STUDY FINDS PRICES VARY WIDELY IN CHINA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Not only do prices change from city to city in China but they've fluctuated since last year as well,
Maritime
PANELS PROMOTE HIGH-TECH ACCESS
Helen Ericson |
Businessmen and academics in Japan and the United States should be able to share knowledge, technolo
Maritime
JAPAN AGREES TO CUT BACK MACHINE TOOL EXPORTS TO US
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Japan and the United States signed an agreement reducing Japan's exports of high-technology machine
PERSONAL INCOME RISES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Personal income rose 0.4 percent in October to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $3.52 trillion,
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWSPersonal income rose 0.4 percent in October, the largest increase since April.
FLYING TIGER SALE MAY BOOST CARGO RATES ON THE PACIFIC
Larry Sterne |
Tiger International's decision to put the assets of its Flying Tiger Line subsidiary up for sale cou
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Firm Hikes EmulsionPricesThe Resin and Specialty Chemical Division of National Starc
NY OIL PRICES STABLE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Heating oil prices in New York showed little movement in the first week of November, according to th
ENSCAN AGREES TO SELL ACCUREAD METER SYSTEM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
EnScan Inc., a subsidiary of Diversified Energies Inc., signed a contract to sell its AccuRead mete
SUMITOMO AGREES TO FED CURBS
A.E. Cullison |
Conditional approval by the U.S. Federal Reserve Board of Sumitomo Bank'spurchase of a minor
IF YOU HAVE TIME, HOTELS HAVE FITNESS CENTERS
Christopher Lofting |
This could be a classic "which came first, the chicken or the egg" case. A few years ago there cert
AIRBORNE REJECTS TNT OFFER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Airborne Freight Corp. rejected a $29 a share, or $172 million takeover bidfrom TNT Ltd., an
AIRBUS LIKELY CHOICE FOR TAP FLEET RENEWAL
Howard Schissel |
Portugal's entry into the Common Market earlier in the year is likely to tip the balance in favor of
GRACE VENTURE BEGINS TRIAL RUN
Journal of Commerce Special |
W.R. Grace & Co. announced it has begun trial production of catalysts at its recently completed plan
PANELS PROMOTE HIGH-TECH ACCESS
Helen Ericson |
Businessmen and academics in Japan and the United States should be able to share knowledge, technolo
Maritime
TAX LAWS TO SPUR INVESTMENT IN US?
Rose A. Horowitz |
The jury is still out, but the new U.S. tax law may encourage U.S. companies to produce and invest m
Maritime
AUSTRALIA PUSHES TO GAIN MORE TRADE FOR FLEET
Vincent W. Stove |
The Australian government renewed its campaign to obtain more of the country's trade for Australian
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japan Likely to Tighten Soybean StandardsJapanese trade houses will tighten their standards
ILA WON'T RELEASE CARGO TO CROWLEY
Craig Dunlap |
The International Longshoremen's Association failed to keep Crowley Caribbean Transport out of Port
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Wood Product Sales Up To Japan, Taiwan, ECU.S. exports of wood products are up from a year a
Maritime
POLICE URGED: BE EXTRA CAREFUL
(Ap) |
Borough police are under orders to be extra careful while on patrol because the liability insurance
INTERNATIONAL LOANS
-Staff Report |
WORLD BANK IVORY COAST - $34 million from the World Bank for a four-year $58 million agricul
Maritime
CONCORDE FLIGHTS PLANNED OAKLAND AGREES TO AIR FRANCE DEMONSTRATIONS
Maureen Robb |
Air France will offer 10 Concorde "demonstration flights" out of Oakland International Airport in Ja
Maritime
PILOT GROUP FILES SUIT AGAINST FLYING TIGER
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The Air Line Pilots Association filed suit in federal court in New York City charging Flying Tiger L
PACIFIC SHIP LINES FACING INSTABILITY ASIAN INTERMODALISM ERODES DOMINANCE OF US, JAPANESE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The trans-Pacific liner trades face continuing instability as the ''relentless" increase in containe
Maritime
DEADLINE SET FOR COMMENTS ON RAIL RATES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Shippers and grain interests have until Dec. 19 to submit the comments on how rail contract rates ha
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Cummins, Chinese Firm Sign Production PactCOLUMBUS, Ind. - Cummins Engine Co. reached agreem
TRADE FAIRS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Medica '86 to Be Held in Duesseldorf DUESSELDORF, West Germany - Medica '86, an important me
Maritime
BIG US COMPANIES TO JOIN EXODUS FROM SOUTH AFRICA
(Ap) |
Following is a list of the 20 U.S. companies with the greatest number of employees in South Africa t
HOME WORK RULE PROTESTED
(Ap) |
Three women whose cottage industry grew into a multimillion-dollar business say a union may force th
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Cleveland-Cliffs to Buy Mooremack Coal UnitCleveland-Cliffs said it reached an agreement in
FERRY RUNS TO RESUME ACROSS HUDSON RIVER
(Ap) |
Ferry service between New York City and the New Jersey waterfront will resume next month after a 19-
Maritime
OPEC OIL PRODUCTION BELOW CEILING IN OCTOBER
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries produced an average of 16.2 million barrels of oil
NEW PLAINS GAS DEAL NEARLY TRIPLES PRICE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Plains Petroleum Co. said it has concluded contract negotiations with the purchaser of its Kansas Hu
APL, MAERSK TO RAISE MIDEAST RATES
John Davies |
Two shipping lines that haul cargo between the West Coast and the Middle East and West Asia regions
Maritime
INSIDE TALK ON SOUTHEAST ASIA
Rose Horowitz |
IN CONNECTICUT, A LOOK AT SOURCING OVERSEAS: The chairs were upholstered in green. Two three-tier cr
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