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SOVIET CARMAKERS GEAR UP FOR US
Albert Axebank |
Make way, Mazda. Head for the hills, Honda. The Russians want to roll on U.S. highways. Sudd
LEGAL EXPERTS TO DECIDE DEBATE OVER MARITIME CARGO LIABILITY
Alan F. Schoedel |
Shippers will square off with shipowners and cargo underwriters in San Francisco next month over an
INSURERS DIVERGE WITH WALL STREET BULLS
C.A. Carpenter |
Cliff Elgin may be surrounded by horses in Louisville, Ky., but he isn't running with the insurance
USL CHIEF DECLINES $400,000 HILTZHEIMER RETIRES OUTRIGHT, WON'T GET SEPARATION PAY
James Nolan |
Charles I. Hiltzheimer, former president and chief executive officer of McLean Industries, parent of
OHIO STEVEDORING FIRM MAY EXPAND TO CHICAGO
Andrea Chancellor |
A Cleveland-based stevedoring company is apparently considering the possibility of expanding its ope
WEEK AHEAD
Wire and Staff Reports |
Cocoa-Trading Nations Meet Today in LondonTalks beginning today in London among cocoa-tradin
AIRCRAFT FIRMS BEMOAN OVERSEAS COMPETITION
Dave Higdon |
The U.S. aircraft industry has a sign out reading, (Congressional) Help Wanted. The industry
CALIF. PORTS PLANNING EXPANSIONS
Maureen Robb |
San Francisco Bay area ports are planning several expansion projects at their airport and marine ter
Maritime
MCALLISTER TOWING ACTS TO FREE ARRESTED TUG
Craig Dunlap |
McAllister Towing of Florida Inc.'s general manager expected a company tugboat arrested this week to
Maritime
LA.'S JUNIOR SENATOR NOT NEW TO CONGRESS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
John Breaux may be new to the Senate, but he's not new to Congress or to the maritime industry.<
Maritime
SABIC WON'T STIR UP JAPANESE MARKET
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Saudi Basic Industries Corp. - Sabic - will avoid disrupting pricing levels in the Japanese market f
JAPANESE LINES PIN HOPES ON REAL ESTATE
Roger Schreffler |
Major Japanese steamship lines are turning landlord as they are being forced to direct more of their
Maritime
ACADEMY OFFERS BOAT YARD COURSE
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Maine Maritime Academy next September will become the nation's first such school to diversify it
Maritime
IC INDUSTRIES SELLS RAIL PRODUCTS GROUP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
IC Industries Inc. moved a step closer to exiting the transportation business, completing the sale o
Rail News
UGI WILL SUPPLY NITROGEN TO TWO ALUMAX FACTORIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
UGI Corp.'s AmeriGas Industrial Gases subsidiary will supply 100,000 cubic feet an hour of gaseous n
AUSTRALIANS SEEK PROBE ON HEALTH AND SAFETY
Vincent W. Stove |
An Australian maritime union has called for an investigation into the occupational health and safety
Maritime
CHEMICAL MARKETS HYDROGEN PEROXIDE GROWTH FOR 1987 FORECAST AT 14 PERCENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Hydrogen Peroxide demand growth in the United States will grow 14 percent in 1987 to 365 million pou
DAINIPPON DELAYS REICHHOLD BID
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dainippon Ink & Chemicals Inc. said it would delay its $473 million hostile bid for Reichhold Chemic
DOW PLANS RESEARCH CENTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow Corning Corp. has announced plans for a $27 million research center to develop new silicone prod
HANFORD EXPANDS ANTIBIOTIC PLANT
(Ap) |
G.C. Hanford Manufacturing Co. plans a $5 million expansion of a facility that produces penicillin p
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thu., July 9, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
DEBT SWAP MARKET CARRIES RISKS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Debt-burdened Third World countries may find it harder to draw more foreign income as the use of the
TAIWAN TO LIFT MANY CONTROLS ON CURRENCY
JAMES McGREGOR |
The government will formally lift many foreign exchange controls next Wednesday in a bid to cut its
STOCKS FALL ON PROFIT-TAKING
Gordon Platt |
Stocks declined on profit-taking late Thursday, after trading aimlessly for most of the session.
MUNICIPAL BOND FRAUD COULD AFFECT INSURERS
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
The Securities and Exchange Commission has started its largest investigation ever into the nation's
EC OFFICIAL URGES JAPAN TO OPEN CAPITAL MARTS
(Ap) |
A top European Community official Thursday warned that Japan's failure to open its capital markets
PRAISES FOR TRADE OPTIONS SUNG
Mark Magnier |
The demand for new and more innovative trade financing options probably will continue for several ye
REFORM SUPPORT GROWS IN MEXICO
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A consensus for a new economic reform program is building in Mexico, however, it will require substa
MUSICIANS UNIONIZE, KEEP SUBWAY ACCESS
(Ap) |
Elliott Gibbons says he tried to earn money and spread holiday cheer last Christmas by playing class
Rail News
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Wells Fargo Offers Gold-Linked CDSAN FRANCISCO - Wells Fargo Bank unveiled an unprecedented
RAIL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Canada's BC Rail Closer to ShutdownVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Provincially-owned BC Rail,
Rail News
FEARED 'TOXIC' LEAK REALLY ANTIFREEZE
(Ap) |
Two railroad tankers overturned near a railroad yard, and officials evacuated hundreds of nearby res
Rail News
BN EARNINGS PUT AT $74 MILLION
JOC Staff |
Burlington Northern Inc. reported second quarter earnings of $74 million, or 99 cents a share, compa
Rail News
SEAWAY POSTS 14 PERCENT INCREASE IN SHIPPING
(Ap) |
Despite operating at below half capacity, shipping on the St. Lawrence Seaway for the first half of
Maritime
CONGRESS MOVES ON KUWAITI ISSUE AS TANKER IS HIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A U.S.-owned supertanker was hit by rockets and machine gun fire in the Persian Gulf as Congress mov
Maritime
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Staff |
For the week ended June 27 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1
Rail News
KUWAITIS WIDEN DRIVE FOR REFLAGGING SUPPORT
(AP) MARITIME KUWAIT TANKER ship registry persian gulf |
Kuwait broadened its two-week-old drive beyond the Arab world Thursday in quest of support for shipp
Maritime
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