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NEW DANISH GOVERNMENT LIKELY TO KEEP NATION'S BELT TIGHT DESPITE ECONOMIC WOES
Erich E. Toll |
Denmark's new government is unlikely to change the course of the nation's economy, despite its deep
LIFE INSURERS AND AGENTS AGREE TO SUPPORT THE SAME TAX RULES
Leah R. Young |
Life insurers and insurance agents groups have agreed to support modification of tax law applied to
PORTS' PLAN TO OFFER RAIL SERVICE SPARKS DEBATE IN CALIFORNIA
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach may be getting into the railroad business. What's more, they
PEOPLE - AVIATION
From Wire and Staff Reports |
RYDER SYSTEM INC. (Miami, Fla.) - William A. Baum was named vice president, finance and chief financ
Air Cargo
THREE TRENDS SEEN WORRISOME
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Finding people to keep their machines running will be the biggest challenge managers of computer sys
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1452.0 (May 17, 1988) Previous day - 1446.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang
Maritime
DOCKWORKERS PROTEST SHIP CREW OPERATION AT PORT OF HOUSTON
Chris Dupin |
Traffic at the Port of Houston was disrupted onSaturday and Monday by a wildcat strike by dockworker
Maritime
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
May 17, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High L
Maritime
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
May 17, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f
CERAMICS ALL FIRED UP FOR 7 PERCENT ANNUAL GROWTH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
World demand for electronic ceramics is forecast to grow an estimated 7 percent a year over the next
SOME INTERMODAL OPERATORS CLAIM PORTS ARE INTRUDING ON PRIVATE SECTOR
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Although the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach see their proposed non- profit double-stack rail co
Maritime
PARANOIA GROWS IN TOKYO OVER US 'JAPAN BASHING'
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Paranoia is growing here over a new round of Japan bashing in the United States. Financial m
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Tue., May 17, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K
KY. CRASH UNDERLINES PROBLEMS WITH OLD, PRE-STANDARD BUSES
Russ Banham |
A motor vehicle insurance trade group said Saturday's fatal bus crash in Carrollton, Ky. underlines
MEMBERS OF LLOYD'S SYNDICATE NAME ADVISERS TO PROBE LOSSES
Edwin Unsworth |
Members of Lloyd's of London insurance syndicate 553 have appointed professional advisers to look in
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
AIR CARGO Kennedy International Airport in 1987 again moved more cargo volume than the world
INSURERS FIGHT AS HOUSE NEARS MCCARRAN REPEAL
Leah R. Young |
Democrats on the House Judiciary Subcommittee, poised to vote to repeal insurance industry antitrust
STRONG DATA COULD PROMPT FURTHER TIGHTENING BY FED
Gordon Platt |
Economists said the U.S. March trade data portray a powerfully surging economy, which likely will pr
SPECIAL SECTION - NEW JERSEY: SPECIAL REPORT ON SHIPPING & TRADE, PAGES 6A-7A.
JOC Staff |
TOP STORIES: Foreign investors are pouring capital into New Jersey. 6ANew Jersey banks are
US-W. GERMAN PLAN FOR PLASTICS PLANT GETS MALAYSIA'S INITIAL OK
P.T. Bangsberg |
A proposed Malaysian plastics project involving U.S. and West Germany interests has won initial appr
RISE IN PARCEL TRAFFIC SPURS NEW AIR FREIGHT
Richard Malkin |
If industry oracles appear to lean toward the idea that in the present era of change it will be the
Air Cargo
NEXT-GENERATION HYPERSONIC JET TAKING SHAPE AT NASA CENTER
(Ap) |
And we are going forward with research on a new Orient Express that could, by the end of the next de
Air Cargo
CANADA EDI GROUPS SEEK COORDINATION
Ira Breskin |
Seeking to avoid the unpleasant experience of some of their U.S. counterparts, two of Canada's key e
WORLD TRADE CENTER NETWORK - TRADE LEADS
World Trade Center NETWORK |
HOW TO USE: These trade leads are supplied through the World Trade Center NETWORK, a service
Maritime
CMB UNVEILS MAJOR SHAKE-UP
Bruce Barnard |
Compagnie Maritime Belge, Belgium's leading shipping and transport group, announced a sweeping overh
Maritime
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Royal Pharmaceutical In Mexican VentureBOUNTIFUL, Utah - Royal Pharmaceutical Corp. signed a
STUDY SAYS US INVESTORS ARE INTERESTED IN PLATINUM
Howard Simon |
U.S. investors are beginning to realize what the Japanese and other foreign investors already know -
CHRYSLER CUTS EAGLE PRODUCTION
(Ap) |
Chrysler Corp. is cutting production of the Eagle Premier, the flagship car of its new Jeep-Eagle di
Maritime
PUBLISHER'S NOTEBOOK
Don C. Becker |
Finding ways to come up with simple answers to complex questions is one of life's joys. A fe
US TRADE DEFICIT SHRINKS DRAMATICALLY EXPORTS OF $28.9 BILLION SET MONTHLY RECORD
Richard Lawrence |
The U.S. merchandise trade deficit in March narrowed to $9.7 billion, its lowest level in three year
TWO CHAINS POST DROP IN EARNINGS
(Ap) |
J.C. Penney Co. and Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc. reported Tuesday that sluggish consumer spending
CHEMICAL FIRMS NEGOTIATE CONTROLS TO HELP FIGHT ILLICIT DRUG TRADE
Charles Thurston |
A coalition of U.S. chemical companies is negotiating with Congress and theDrug Enforcement
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
British Airways Signs For Another Boeing JetGREENWICH, Conn. - British Airways has ordered a
Air Cargo
THREAT TO NIGHT FLIGHTS IN DC TERMED UNLIKELY
Dave Higdon |
Local pressure to curtail night operations at Washington National Airport is given a minimal chance
Air Cargo
KENNEDY AGAIN EMERGES AS NO. 1 CARGO AIRPORT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
New York's Kennedy International Airport in 1987 again moved more cargo volume than the world's othe
Air Cargo
EDI BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Backlit Screen Added To Toshiba ComputerIRVINE, Calif. - A backlit screen has been added to
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Box Handling Resumes At Richmond, Calif.RICHMOND, Calif. - The first containers in nearly fo
Maritime
PACIFIC POWER POSTS SALES RISE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pacific Power & Light Co., the electric utility subsidiary of PacifiCorp, said quarterly kilowatt-ho
UK UTILITY PICKS 2 US COMPANIES TO SUPPLY COAL
Tim Sansbury |
Britain's national utility, the Central Electricity Generating Board, selected two U.S. companies to
UK BANKS CUT RATES ENDING POUND'S RISE
Janet Porter |
A cut in U.K. interest rates Tuesday put an end to sterling's advance and signaled a truce between P
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