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EASTMAN KODAK INTRODUCES 17 NEW PRODUCTS AT SHOW
(Ap) |
Eastman Kodak Co. introduced 17 new products for professional photographers and photofinishers, incl
CONASA, ILA AT STANDSTILL IN PACT TALKS
Alan F. Schoedel |
Contract negotiations between the four-port Council of North Atlantic Shipping Associations and the
LEGISLATION ON CONRAIL TAKES SHAPE
David M. Cawthorne |
Key players in the administration and in Congress are beginning to agree on major points of a Conrai
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Gold Prices Rally LONDON - The price of gold, which climbed through the $400 an ounce level
SMALL TRUCKERS PO ISED TO SELF-INSURE
Bill Mongelluzzo |
California's small truckers are preparing to fight the skyrocketing cost of insurance by developing
LEACH, CURTIS TAK E EARLY RETIREMENT IN SURPRISE MOVE AT HOUSTON PORT
Gary Taylor |
Two major and somewhat curious changes are rocking the administration at the Port of Houston Authori
STRIKE HITS GRAIN PORT IN CANADA
Leo Ryan |
A labor dispute halted grain-handling Wednesday at Thunder Bay, Canada's leading grain export center
CHINA ON ROAD T O SWEET SUCCESS
Rosalind Rachid |
China has taught its villagers to cook with energy from the sun, but it has yet to come up with a de
MIDLAND BANK CHIEF TAKES H ELM AT CRUCIAL TIME
Janet Porter |
Two sober-suited London bankers were the unsung heroes of the Iranian hostage crisis five years ago.
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires P/C FirmROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. - Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. said
ON THE TAIL OF HOT FISH
(Ap) |
Nearly 600,000 pounds of illegally caught salmon from Taiwan was seized, and lawsuits may be filed i
Maritime
AUTOS MAY HIT SKIDS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Auto industry compliance with government appeals not to pay suppliers any more than officially set p
Maritime
FORD-BRAZIL TIES INTACT? TALKS WITH VW CONTINUE DESPITE INVESTMENT
James Bruce |
Ford do Brasil's move to invest $100 million to launch a mid-range three- volume model in Brazil by
Maritime
ASEAN APPROVES TWO JOINT VENTURES
P.T. Bangsberg |
Approval of two joint ventures were the key positive results of talks in the Philippines among econo
Maritime
SUB PROPULSION GETS NEW SCOPE CANADA AWAITS COMPLETION OF REACTOR-POWERED VESSEL
Mark Wilson |
An atomic reactor of U.S. lineage will power a Franco-Canadian submarine due to enter service in 198
Maritime
VISITS OF STATE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
UK-Egyptian Talks LONDON - Egyptian Prime Minister Ali Lutfy will come to Britain next week
BUSINESS CHIEFS RAP MEXICAN PRESIDENT
WILLIAM A. ORME Jr. |
President Miguel de la Madrid provoked unusually sharp criticism from opposition politicians and bus
ASEAN APPROVES TWO JOINT VENTURES
P.T. Bangsberg |
Approval of two joint ventures were the key positive results of talks in the Philippines among econo
Maritime
65 US FIRMS ENTER SOVIET FAIR
Albert Axebank |
Sixty-five U.S. firms will take part in a major 10-day international agriculture-related trade show
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Manila Airport Secure WASHINGTON - Manila International Airport's security measures received
IBM DEBUTS XT COMPUTER
(Ap) |
International Business Machines Corp. introduced an enhanced version of its XT personal computer tha
TAX BILL IMPACT PLAYED DOWN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Proposed U.S. tax reforms probably would spur the automobile, retailing and service industries but d
ARGENTINA SEEKS LOAN PACKAGE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS EXPECTED TO NEGOTIATE WITH IMF, BANKERS
Jeremy Morgan |
Senior Argentine government officials were scheduled to fly out of the country late Tuesday to open
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Cool Carrier's Board FiresStaff DirectorSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - The Swedish ship line Co
FRENCH BANKS HOPE VENTURES FLY
Journal of Commerce Special |
France's leading banks are making a big, albeit belated, push into the aircraft leasing business.
UNEMPLOYMENT RISES IN BELGIUM
(Ap) |
Belgium's unemployment rate rose in August to 12.6 percent of the work forcefrom 12.4 percen
NEW ERA FOR FRENC H ENERGY INDUSTRY?
Howard Schissel |
Major changes are expected to be announced during the next few weeks in France's energy sector as th
DOLLAR EDGES UP IN QUIET TRADING
(Ap) |
The U.S. dollar edged cautiously upward in quiet trading Tuesday on news of a 0.5 percent gain in Ju
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
OPTIMISM RETURNS TO BUYING ATTITUDES
(Ap) |
Three of four U.S. families are optimistic about buying homes and cars, as low interest rates have r
STOCKS FALL AS RATES RISE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Stocks declined in slow trading Tuesday as interest rates turned higher and investors returned from
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Tuesday, September 2, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanadaU
SINGAPORE BEGINS TRADING IN JAPANESE STOCK FUTURES
Journal of Commerce Special |
Singapore's International Monetary Exchange today begins the first trading in Japanese stock futures
FLA. LAWYER TARGETS 'AMBULANCE CHASERS'
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A former airline pilot and former litigator for the Federal Aviation Administration has again offer
PIEDMONT PRO FIT SPUN FROM CHARLOTTE WEB
Tim Neale |
There's an air of optimism these days in the executive offices of Piedmont Airlines Inc. The
PA.'S PLAIN LANGUAGE BILL COULD RAISE INSURERS' COST
Journal of Commerce Special |
Legislation requiring plain language in contracts could force some insurance companies to redraft th
CRASH SURVIVOR CREDIT SEAT BELT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Helen Brady said she would have been thrown through the windshield that prom night when a van hurtle
LTV RETIREES DEMAND BENEFITS BE PROTECTED
(Ap) |
About 400 retired workers from LTV Corp. steel plants in three states rallied Tuesday outside the fe
MARINE COVER PROFITABLE DATA REVEAL WEAKNESS IN WORLDWIDE SHIPPING SECTOR
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. marine insurers recorded their first overall underwriting profit in five years last year.
MARROW STORAGE FIRM SUES NEW YORK STATE
(Ap) |
A $55 million defamation lawsuit has been filed against the state by a firm that offers to store cu
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