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FATE OF CROP SUBSIDIES LIES IN GATT'S HANDS
John Davies |
For U.S. growers who export millions of tons of food, the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade talks
Maritime
HONG KONG TRADE EXPECTED TO GROW
P.T. Bangsberg |
Hong Kong's trade volume is likely to grow by 15 percent or slightly more this year over last, with
Maritime
WANTED: ST. CROIX GRAIN HANDLER
Andrea Chancellor |
The U.S. Virgin Islands is seeking an entrepreneur to establish and operate a grain storage and dist
Maritime
TOSHIBA BAN MAY HURT US
(Ap) |
A proposed import ban on Toshiba Corp. could end up hurting some Americans, throwing Toshiba's U.S.
Maritime
QUOTA WATCH
JOC Staff |
Current Apparel Quotas Where the Average Recent Utilization Rate Indicates Full QuotaUtiliza
Maritime
ON THE MOVE TRANSAMERICA SUBSIDIARY APPOINTS VP
Staff Report |
Joseph Flanagan joined First Transamerica Life Insurance Co. as executive vice president and chief o
JAPANESE READY TO SHAKE UP GLOBAL FUTURES EXCHANGES
Kevin Commins |
Tremors of what promises to be a major earthquake are shaking the trading floors of futures exchange
SKEPTICISM GREETS JOB NEWS
John Boyd |
What can you say about government figures that put the nation's unemployment rate at its lowest leve
CHINESE SEEK HELP TO BANISH BAD SMELL
John Kelley |
Dalian Chemical Industry Corp. in north-eastern China is the biggest of its kind in the country, the
ANADARKO CENTER OF RENEWED INTEREST
Dallas Morning News |
During the boom, it seemed everyone wanted to drill in the Anadarko Basin. The basin, which
REPORT DOCUMENTS 31 NAVY DEATHS FROM TOXIC MATERIALS SINCE '82
(Ap) |
Toxic gases and hazardous materials have killed at least 31 sailors and civilian employees on Navy v
Maritime
NAVY SHIPS MUST HAVE PHALANX TO PLY GULF
Mark Thompson |
Despite the Navy's repeated acknowledgements since 1984 that U.S. warshipspatrolling Middle Eastern
Maritime
FIRST MD-82 BUILT IN CHINA COMPLETES TEST
P.T. Bangsberg |
The first Chinese-made McDonnell Douglas MD-82 airliner completed its maiden test flight over Shangh
Air Cargo
NORTHWEST ADS TRY TO STOP BONUS ABUSES
(Ap) |
Northwest Airlines has begun an advertising campaign aimed at thwarting ticket brokers, who buy and
Air Cargo
DOT DECIDES TO CONSIDER BLACK BOX ISSUE
Michael S. Lelyveld |
The Department of Transportation has reversed itself in deciding to consider a rule that would requi
Trucking News
SHIP FIRE WON'T COOL CRUISE PLANS
Craig Dunlap |
A small fire aboard the Viking Princess Thursday morning should not delay the cruise ship's schedule
Maritime
OVERLAND MOVES TO GET BACK IN PASSING LANE
Leo Abruzzese |
Overland Express received commitments for a major debt refinancing that company officials say will b
Trucking News
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
874.5 (July 2) Previous day - 874.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lon
Maritime
PERUVIANS AGAIN SEEK MORE TIME FOR CARGO RULE COMMENTS
Robert F. Morison |
Three Peruvian liner companies want the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission toallow still more
Maritime
INSIDE TALK ON INSURANCE BY C.A. CARPENTER
C.A. Carpenter |
A GLOBAL" recovery plan is pursued at the New York Insurance Exchange. The exchange has at l
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
UAE 'Fully Committed' To New OPEC AccordThe United Arab Emirates is fully committed" to the
UTILITY WINS AWARD FOR SAFETY BROCHURE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Green Mountain Power Corp. won first place in a national competition sponsored by the Public Utiliti
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Renault Weighs Ties With Brazil SuppliersFrance's state-owned Renault auto group said it wou
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Genentech to Market Mitsubishi ProductsSOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. - Genentech Corp., the Sa
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
EC May Cut Corn Tax To Fulfill US AccordThe European Community is said to be leaning toward
Maritime
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
Maritime
ISRAEL REPORTED SETTING UP JOINT VENTURE IN CHINA
(Ap) |
The government is setting up a joint venture with China aimed at helping the Chinese with agricultur
Maritime
US URGED TO RELAX CHINESE CONTROLS
(Ap) |
The United States should consider allowing "moderate relaxation" of controls on export to China of e
Maritime
STRIDES FORECAST FOR SUPERCONDUCTOR MARKET JOURNAL OF COMMERCE STAFF
JOC Staff |
The U.S. market for superconductors is expected to grow from today's estimated $200-million-a-year-l
HEAVY INDUSTRY WAGES BUY MORE IN THE US
(Ap) |
Unionized workers in U.S. heavy industries in most cases could buy more with their wages last year t
DOLLAR RISES IN QUIET TRADING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar inched higher against major currencies in an unusually quiet market Thursday.
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thu., July 2, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K
ECONOMIC CLIMATE JUST BALMY FOR PETROCHEMICAL PRODUCERS
(Ap) |
The declining dollar, continuing U.S. business expansion and lower oil prices are boosting the fortu
TNT DETAILS PLANS FOR JET FREIGHTERS
Phillip Hastings |
The Australian freight transport group TNT is hoping to use British Aerospace 146-QT jet freighters
Air Cargo
CALIF. UPHELD ON SETTING RAIL WORKERS' SAFETY RULES
(Ap) |
California's authority to set safety standards for railroad workers by requiring minimum clearances
Rail News
IRANIAN SEES NO SECURITY IN THE GULF
(Ap) |
Iranian Prime Minister Hussein Musavi has warned there won't be security in the Persian Gulf as long
Maritime
ANTI-LOCKS COULD BRING DISCOUNT
Michael S. Lelyveld |
The insurance industry is studying the possibility of offering premium incentives to fleets who adop
Trucking News
YOU MEET SUCH PEOPLE RIDING IN THE ROCKIES
George F.W. Telfer |
You meet such people on vacation, even while riding horseback high up in the Rockies or while white-
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
July 2, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f
DRILLING ACTIVITY PLUNGES 41 PERCENT IN FIRST HALF
(Ap) |
Domestic oil and gas drilling plunged more than 41 percent during the first half of the year compare
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