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SOUTH KOREA TO EASE CURBS ON FERTILIZER IMPORTS
(Ap) |
South Korea will start gradually easing restrictions on fertilizer imports next year, government off
Maritime
POLICY DIFFERENCES COULD BLOCK INCREASE IN US TRADE WITH INDIA
Neel Patri |
Of all foreign countries, the United States is the most natural partner to do business with India,"
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
US Company Slates Chinese OperationsOMAHA, Neb. - The Omaha-based partnership that started a
Maritime
US PRINTING, WRITING SECTOR MAY INK MORE FOREIGN DEALS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. printing and writing industry will be looking more and more to foreign suppliers for paper,
Maritime
PLASTICS CORNER TEXTILE FIBER TRADE INCREASED IN MAY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. exports and imports of made-made textile fibers rose in May, although there were slight decline
CONTROLLER ERROR SUSPECT IN NY RUNWAY CRASH
Dave Higdon |
Stories about crowded runways took on new depth Thursday when a landing cargo aircraft struck anothe
Air Cargo
INVESTORS SUE STOLT OVER FOILED DEAL
Joseph Bonney |
Three investors have filed an treble-damage antitrust suit against Stolt Tankers and Terminals over
Maritime
THE DEFICIT MAY PUSH REAGAN TO SIGN BILL
Keith M. Rockwell |
There is a growing concern among foreign diplomats here that the stubborn U.S. trade deficit will fo
INVESTORS GROUP OUTLINES PLAN FOR U.S. TRUCK
Leo Abruzzese |
U.S. Truck Lines Inc. would be the centerpiece of a network of mid-sized motor carriers under a prop
Trucking News
PORT USERS ARE URGED TO SPEAK UP
Journal of Commerce Special |
The people who use and pay for Australian ports should be more vocal in demanding improvements, says
Maritime
TRADE WITH GUANGDONG, CHINA
JOC Staff |
Top Stories Guangdong's banking system has been targeted for an overhaul that will facilitat
REGIONS OF US GROWING APART ECONOMICALLY
(Ap) |
Reversing a 50-year trend, regions of the United States have been growing apart economically in this
US MAY BOOST VEGETABLE OIL SALES TO INDIA
Kevin Commins |
U.S. vegetable oil exports to India probably will increase as a result of a severe drought in India'
TAIPEI REAFFIRMS MOVE TO OPEN MARKET TO US
JAMES McGREGOR |
U.S. and Taiwan government officials here insist they are making efforts to help U.S. companies ente
Maritime
NEWSPRINT PRICES MAY RISE
(Ap) |
The nation's newspapers are likely to be hit by another boost in the cost of newsprint early next ye
Maritime
LUMBER FIRMS TAKE STAND ON US TALKS
Mark Wilson |
Forest companies on Canada's west coast are opposed to inclusion of shipping in free trade talks wit
Maritime
ILA QUITS THE TEAM AT PORT OF BALTIMORE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The International Longshoremen's Association's Baltimore locals have pulled out of a "New Business T
Maritime
AUSTRALIA SAYS PACT WITH US POSSIBLE
Vincent W. Stove |
Australian aviation officials and the country's international airline, Qantas, believe a new air agr
Air Cargo
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
Information Supplied by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce |
HOW TO USE: To determine the codes for specific products and services of interest to you, co
FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS TRY TO ATTRACT NEW CUSTOMERS $10,200 TAKES THE PIG
Andrea Chancellor |
First daughter Samantha Thompson stole the show with her $10,100 bid for a grand champion pig at the
US REGULATIONS KEEP AUSTRALIAN MEAT ON ICE
Josh Goldstein |
Hundreds of containers of Australian meat are held at refrigerated warehouses in some ports as impor
US EXPORTERS URGED TO TRY HARDER IN JAPAN
A.E. Cullison |
Japan is not as difficult a market to break into as U.S. companies believe - U.S. exporters just don
CARRIERS GROUP OFFERS DIRECTORY
Journal of Commerce Special |
The 1987-88 American Package Express Carriers Association service directory is now available. APECA
Trucking News
FARM LENDERS SEE DIP IN BAD-DEBT LOSSES
JOC Staff |
Bad-debt losses by banks and other farm lenders remain high but are declining as farmers cut expense
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
DOLLAR FINALLY REBOUNDS AFTER FOUR-DAY DECLINE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar rebounded Thursday afternoon following four days of declines that drove it to a seve
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Stock Prices Soar To Record HighStock prices rose sharply Thursday, with the Dow Jones avera
THAI MAIZE SALES DECLINE 52.3 PERCENT
(Ap) |
Thailand exported 1 million tons of maize from January to July this year, down 52.3 percent from the
SOPHISTICATED SEA MINES REPORTEDLY FOUND IN GULF
(Ap) |
The threat to shipping in the gulf has increased with the discovery of sophisticated sea mines that
Maritime
BRITISH TRADE SURPLUS WITH US INCREASES
Janet Porter |
Britain's merchandise trade surplus with the United States increased to 2.8 billion ($4.5 billion)
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
HP, Sony Plan Digital Tape ProjectPALO ALTO, Calif. - A range of digital audio tape-based da
Maritime
GENERAL STRIKE GAINS LIMITED SUPPORT IN BRAZIL
(Ap) |
A 24-hour nationwide general strike called to protest government economic policy Thursday failed to
CRAIG DUNLAP'S INSIDE TALK FROM THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
Craig Dunlap |
WHAT A DIFFERENCE a million or so tons of cargo can make on a port authority's morale. Earli
Maritime
SOME SOLUTIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
There are no easy answers to reducing the U.S. trade deficit, but if balance is to be achieved it wi
A SPECIAL SURVEY: ECONOMISTS VIEW PROBLEM OF US DEBT
Mark Magnier |
The official U.S. international debt position has grown dramatically in recent years, fueled in part
US EMBASSY IN LONDON PLAYS MATCHMAKER ROLE
Janet Porter |
The American Embassy in London has identified 16 market sectors in Britain that offer the best oppor
ELECTRIC BOAT AWARDS CONTRACT
JOC Staff |
Electric Boat shipyard has hired a Philadelphia company to remove 89 electrical transformers and swi
Maritime
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thu., Aug. 20, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.
WORLD TODAY
Wire and Staff Reports |
ILWU Is Expected To Approve ContractAn officer of the International Longshoremen's and Wareh
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1129.0 (Aug. 19) Previous day - 1128.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in
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