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VA. MAPS MARITIME STRATEGY
Mark Magnier |
Virginia's maritime industry is on a roll led by strong economic development, good port facilities a
Maritime
ISHIBRAS TO TURN OVER TWO VESSELS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Wilh. Wilhelmsen will take over the first of two giant ore/tank ships from Ishikawajima de Brasil-Es
Maritime
LACK OF INSURANCE BRINGS LOSS OF DRUG
(Ap) |
Thousands of people in the United States are returning to blindness and suffering other physical pro
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Safeco Announces Sale Of Title Insurance UnitSafeco Corp. has sold its title insurance unit
CHINA FINALIZES GLASS DEAL CORNING VENTURE FINALLY COMPLETE AFTER 13 YEARS
Jasper Becker |
Thirteen years after negotiations began, Corning Glass Works of the United States has signed final a
Maritime
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
COGENTRIX EXPLORES ALTERNATIVES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Cogentrix Inc., faced with citizen opposition to a coal unloading site for a proposed cogenerating p
TRUCKERS STILL PREFER ROUND HEADLIGHTS
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Rectangular headlights may help truckers see further but it may be a long way down the road before t
EMONS FILES PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Emons Industries filed a plan of reorganization with the bankruptcy court for the Southern District
B&O NEARING END OF THE LINE
(Ap) |
The historic Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, the nation's oldest, is being eliminated as a separate busin
JAMAICANS WIN GARMENT PACTS
Canute James |
Jamaica's garment manufacturers have been landing lucrative contracts from wholesalers and retail ch
Maritime
UK BANK BUYS BANCTEC SYSTEMS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
BancTec Inc. said London-based Barclays Bank PLC has placed an order valued at $2.9 million for two
Maritime
SURVEY SHOWS PAY HIKES TO BE SMALLER NEXT YEAR
(Ap) |
Most employees can expect to see smaller pay raises over the next year, averaging about 5 percent, w
MINERS PUSH EC ON COAL
Tim Sansbury |
The president of the United Mine Workers of America called on the European Community to enact sancti
AIRLINE STOCKS ADVANCE
Gordon Platt |
Airline stocks gained Tuesday, but oil issues slid amid reports of dissension within the Organizatio
US BEEF OUTPUT EXCEEDS FORECAST
JOC Staff |
U.S. beef production this summer was a little larger than anticipated, while pork output was below e
PERUVIAN RULES DISRUPT TRAFFIC
Barbara Durr |
Cargo traffic in and out of Peru is expected to be slow for the next five to six months because of a
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Staff |
The 26,614-deadweight-ton Liberian bulk carrier August Star was prepared for towage Oct. 13, althou
Maritime
MUTTON DUMPED
(Ap) |
About 100 angry French mutton producers intercepted a British truck loaded with lamb carcasses and d
DECONTROL SPAWNS ARDENT SUPPORTERS
Richard Malkin |
Nearly 40 years in air freight forwarding, twice president of the original Air Freight Forwarders As
SERVICES SET TODAY FOR JAMES J. REYNOLDS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Funeral services will be held today for James J. Reynolds, former president of the American Institut
Maritime
EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
Sales Net Income Per Share Company Period Latest Prior Latest Prior Latest
KUWAITI FIRM WINS CONTRACT IN TURKEY
(Ap) |
A Kuwaiti company won a $120 million contract for building a petrochemical complex at Turkey's Medit
VENEZUELA OPPOSES OIL TAX REPRISALS
(Ap) |
The Venezuelan government disagrees with a proposal to suspend payment of its $35 billion foreign de
AIR FRANCE EXPECTS MORE MODEST PROFITS
Howard Schissel |
After record profits in 1985, France's national-flag carrier, Air France, is expecting more modest r
FORWARDING PERISHABLES NEW VENTURE HELPS SHIPPERS AVOID RISKS
Kevin D. Thompson |
A joint forwarding service launched by Pilot Air Freight and Flying Fresh International is helping p
STEEL OUTPUT ROSE 1.2 PERCENT FOR WEEK
(Ap) |
Steel production rose to 1.299 million tons in the week ended Oct. 11, a 1.2 percent increase from t
SUMMIT COLLAPSE UNLIKELY TO AFFECT TRADE TIES
Rose A. Horowitz |
U.S.-Soviet trade relations won't be affected by the failure of the United States and Soviet Union t
LINCOLN NATIONAL PLANS ACQUISITION OF HEALTHWIN
Journal of Commerce Special |
U.S. Healthcare Inc., and Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, reached agreement for Lincoln Nat
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
FIRMS JOIN SOCMA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association's Board of Governors approved two companies
FIRM SEES COAL SITE DEBT LOSSES MOUNT AT PRINCE RUPERT TERMINAL
Journal of Commerce Special |
A Montreal company that financed one-tenth of the cost of a $230 million coal loading terminal at th
CYANAMID, IMC COMPLETE TRANSFER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
International Minerals & Chemical Corp. and American Cyanamid Co. announced that they have completed
OIL PRICES FALL AS TALKS SLOW GULF PRODUCERS' DEMANDS THREATEN QUOTA AGREEMENT
Felix Dearden |
Oil prices fell Tuesday by 60 cents a barrel in nervous trading in Europe as the Organization of Pet
BALMER MINERS VOTE TO END STRIKE
Journal of Commerce Special |
A crippling four-month strike at the Balmer open pit coal mine in southeastern British Columbia has
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Company Finds Gas, Crude Off IndonesiaIndonesia Petroleum Ltd. of Japan has struck light cru
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Guilford Denies CN Access to Maine PlantsGuilford Transportation Industries turned down a Ca
CRUDE STEEL OUTPUT DROPS 7.9 PERCENT JAPAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Production of crude steel during the third quarter of this year dropped by 7.9 percent to only 23.7
Maritime
ALLEGHENY LUDLUM FILES SUIT AGAINST NIPPON STEEL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. of Pittsburgh has filed a patent-infringement suit against Nippon Stee
Maritime
FRANCE TO REVAMP FARM BANK ROLE
Howard Schissel |
Denationalizing Credit Agricole, known as the Green Bank" due to its roots in the French rural econo
Maritime
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