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PRODUCT LIABILITY LAW STIFLING CREATIVITY?
Leah R. Young |
A Japanese academy of engineering would not have five lawyers on a meeting program, an attorney-engi
TEXTILE FIRMS FAULT QUOTA PLAN INDUSTRY CLAIMS PROPOSAL WOULDN'T REPAIR DAMAGE
Helen Ericson |
U.S. textile industry spokesmen said the Reagan administration's threat to impose a 10 percent quota
US COAL SUPPLIERS BATTLE FOREIGNERS FOR TEXAS PACT
Tim Sansbury |
Foreign coal suppliers have accounted for one-third of the bids for coal needed next year at Central
WEST GERMAN TOOL INDUSTRY HAMMERS OUT BIG NUMBERS
Jess Lukomski |
West Germany's machine tool industry is booming despite a visible decline in the flow of orders from
Maritime
BRAZIL WEIGHS TEXTILE PRODUCTION
James Bruce |
Brazilian textile manufacturers would spend almost $10 billion in order to maintain export capacity
Maritime
JAPAN TO GET SHIPMENT OF BRAZILIAN ALUMINUM
James Bruce |
Japanese investors will receive their first delivery of aluminum ingots from Brazil's new Albras ref
Maritime
JAPANESE NVOS SEEK RATE HIKES FIRMS SUFFERING BIG LOSSES DUE TO DOLLAR-QUOTED CHARGES
A.E. Cullison |
Customers of Japan-based non-vessel-operating common carriers who have been shipping their cargoes o
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sumitomo Establishes Center in Toledo, OhioSumitomo Corp., a major Japanese trading house, h
Maritime
PRICES FOR OIL DRILLING EQUIPMENT BEGIN TO CLIMB
(Ap) |
The value of oil drilling equipment tumbled along with oil, but machinery prices are beginning to cl
LOW MILEAGE DISCOUNTS INTRODUCED IN MASS.
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Massachusetts motorists can save up to 10 percent on their automobile insurance if they don't drive
SAFETY PANEL ENTERS GASOLINE VAPOR FRAY
Leah R. Young |
What was once considered a dogfight between the service station industry and automobile manufacturer
INSURERS LOSE GROUND AT HEARING
C.A. Carpenter |
Strike 1, financial guarantee insurance companies. Proposed New York legislation to require
WALSH BUILDS GEOTHERMAL PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Walsh Construction Co., a unit of Guy F. Atkinson Co. of California, started building a 30-megawatt
BASF ACRYLIC FACILITY SET FOR W. GERMANY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
BASF will build another acrylic acid plant at its production complex in Ludwigshafen, West Germany,
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
OCTOBER 6-7 - Successful Financial and Legal Strategies for Recovering Uncollectible Reinsur
IMF TALKS LEAVE QUESTIONS
Richard Lawrence |
The World Bank-International Monetary Fund annual meeting last week left many big questions hanging
PHILIP MORRIS WILL SELL SEVEN-UP TO DALLAS FIRM
(Ap) |
Philip Morris Inc. has reached a definitive agreement to sell Seven-Up Co.'s domestic business to a
CANADA OPTIMISTIC ON LUMBER TALKS
Brian Lewis |
Some Canadian officials are optimistic that there's room to negotiate on the Canada-U.S. lumber disp
Maritime
ZIMBABWE CORN FARMERS PROTEST PLAN
(Ap) |
Zimbabwe's most powerful grain lobbying group angrily protested a government plan to try to force fa
SIMEX TO INTRODUCE US T-BOND FUTURES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Singapore International Monetary Exchange will become the first market in Asia to trade in U.S.
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Phillips 66 Cuts PriceOf Ryton R-7PASADENA, Texas - Phillips 66 Co. slashed the pric
BERGESEN COUSINS THWART KOSMOS STOCK PURCHASE
Bob Wesenberg |
Bergen-based shipowners Petter Sundt and Morten Bergesen have decided to buy the total 49.7 percent
Maritime
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
REFORM PLAN UNVEILED IN PA.
Journal of Commerce Special |
Pennsylvania Gov. Dick Thornburgh announced a 12-point legislative tort reform program that he said
TRANSPORT, TRAINING HELD KEYS TO TRADE
Tim Neale |
State governments can help reduce the nation's persistent international trade deficit with improveme
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Staff |
For the week ended Sept. 20, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads eq
INDONESIA TO RAISE TRAVEL TAX
(Ap) |
National Planning Minister J.B. Sumarlin said the government will increase the tax that Indonesians
Maritime
INSIDE TALK FROM ASIA
P.T. Bangsberg |
WHAT'S IN A NAME? (I): Too much for too long, if you were a journalist, stock market operator, phone
Maritime
IRAN TO RATION GASOLINE
(Ap) |
Iran, once the Middle East's second-largest oil producer after Saudi Arabia, will impose gasoline ra
SEABROOK HEARINGS POSTPONED
Journal of Commerce Special |
As the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board continues its hearings on a low power license for the Seabr
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
G. Gitner Named CEOAt AtascoGerald L. Gitner, former president of Texas Air Corp., w
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Pan Am Outlines Plan For La Guardia, DullesPan American World Airways has contracted to sell
CHASE PRESSES WAH KWONG BANK SEIZES THIRD SHIP, LODGES CLAIM IN COURTS
P.T. Bangsberg |
Chase Manhattan Bank is getting tougher in its battle with Wah Kwong Shipping & Investment Co. Ltd.
Maritime
STRIKE DOESN'T AFFECT SCI'S BIRTHDAY PARTY
Chris Dupin |
The silence of strike-bound Port Elizabeth was broken Wednesday night by a celebratory blast on the
Maritime
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
The Society of Marine Consultants. Symposium on the use of expert witnesses in legal disputes involv
Maritime
AND THE DOCKWORKERS' STRIKE GOES ON OVERTIME PAY DIFFERENTIATES GULF PACTS
Joseph Bonney |
The tentative New Orleans longshore contract gives employers an overtime-pay savings that union offi
Maritime
ROADWAY EARNINGS FELL IN 3RD QUARTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Roadway Services Inc.'s third quarter earnings fell to $16.7 million, or 42 cents a share, from $20
AD CRACKDOWN IN GREECE NEARS PROPOSAL'S STRICT GUIDELINES GARNERING BROAD SUPPORT
Victor Walker |
Two of Greece's most ubiquitous cinema magazine and billboard characters, the Marl boro Man and his
Maritime
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWSStates can help reduce the U.S. trade deficit by improving roads and ports, the
LAND DEAL UNEXPECTED AUSTRALIANS BUY HONG KONG RESIDENTIAL SITES
P.T. Bangsberg |
Hong Kong's largest property company, Hongkong Land Co. Ltd., is disposing of virtually all its hold
Maritime
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