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HOMELAND PLACED UNDER CONSERVATOR
JOC Staff |
The California Department of Insurance said it was appointed conservator of Homeland Insurance Co. o
FORCES FOSTER MANY CHANGES IN MARINE MART
Journal of Commerce Special |
The continued depression in the shipping industry, changes in world trading patterns and increased c
MANAGING BENEFITS & HEALTH CARE GETTING TO THE HEART OF RETIREMENT PLANNING
Larry Fish |
Once the paychecks stop coming, will your retirement income be enough for you to live on - indefinit
$4.5 MILLION AWARDED IN MISS.
(Ap) |
A Mississippi child who suffered extensive brain damage when she was two days old and hospitalized f
BOEING, JAL TO SPLIT COMPENSATION PAYMENTS
(Ap) |
Insurance companies for Boeing Co. and Japan Air Lines have agreed that the aircraft maker will pay
BENEFICIAL CORP. SELLS INSURANCE OPERATIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
First Delaware Holdings Inc. said it completed the acquisition of American Centennial Insurance Co.
TENNECO, ECUADOR ENTER AGREEMENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Tenneco Oil Exploration & Production Co. will begin a $30 million exploration program in Ecuador's e
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
General Re Corp. is not the subject of a criminal investigation into an alleged antitrust conspiracy
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
May 26, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f
JAPANESE RESUME OPEC CONTRACTS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japanese oil and trading companies have resumed signing long-term crude oil import contracts with OP
INDONESIA SIGNS UP 3RD US COMPANY FOR '87
P.T. Bangsberg |
A U.S. oil major Tuesday signed a production-sharing contract with Indonesia, the third to do so thi
INDONESIA'S SUBROTO SEES FIRM MART
(Ap) |
Mines and Energy Minister Subroto said Tuesday demand for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Co
JAPANESE PANEL ADVISES END TO GASOLINE CURBS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
An advisory panel to Japan's International Trade and Industry Minister Hajime Tamura called for the
VENEZUELA'S OIL PROFITS DROP DESPITE GROWTH IN EXPORTS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Petroleos de Venezuela SA's earnings declined last year despite higher production and export volume
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
OPEC Chief Says Oil Stable at $18 a BarrelLAGOS, Nigeria - The Organization of Petroleum Exp
SAUDI CONSTRUCTION RETURNS TO ROOTS - AND MUD
Juan O. Tamayo |
The mosque sits on the edge of a dry gulch, a squat, fortress-looking building with a stubby, square
RECORD SHIPMENT OF COAL LOADED AT CANADIAN PORT
Mark Wilson |
The world's largest single shipment of coal is being loaded this week at an export terminal close to
CON ED CHIEF SEES DILEMMA FOR UTILITIES
Journal of Commerce Special |
The growing cost of power plant construction and the layers of regulations for plant approval are cr
C-E WINS PACT FOR PA. PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Combustion Engineering announced it was awarded a $34 million contract to supply steam generating an
BABCOCK & WILCOX GETS CLEAN COAL FUNDING
Tim Sansbury |
The Energy Department said it will contribute $7.6 million under its clean coal program to Babcock &
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Consumers Reorganizes Into Holding CompanyJACKSON, Michigan - Consumers Power Co., Michigan'
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
Maritime
LYNG TO PUSH FOR ACCORD TO END FARM SUBSIDIES
John Davies |
Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng said the United States will press for quick international agreeme
Maritime
BRITISH COAL CUTS '86-87 DEFICIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
State-owned British Coal cut its deficit to 290 million (US$487 million) in the 1986-87 financial y
EXPORT FAIRS
Wire and Staff Reports |
US Pavilion Planned For Poland Trade FairThe Commerce Department is inviting U.S. firms to p
Maritime
US, CHINA READY 1ST COPTER PLANT
P.T. Bangsberg |
The first Sino-American joint venture to manufacture helicopters should begin production next month,
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Commerce Fines Illinois Firm $41,500The Commerce Department imposed a $41,500 civil penalty
Maritime
ECOLAB PLANS SALE OF CLEANSER BUSINESS
(Ap) |
Ecolab Inc. has agreed to sell its worldwide consumer businesses to a West German company for $242.5
Maritime
SOVIET FOOD WOES PERSIST
JOC Staff |
Despite improvements in food processing and storage, up to 20 percent of all food products still spo
Maritime
SUMMER HEATS UP SAFETY CONTROVERSY
James R. Carroll |
Rep. Guy Molinari thinks about it every day: the people in the planes, the planes crowding the sky,
INDUSTRY MAKES EFFORT TO BRING RAILS ON LINE
Kevin D. Thompson |
Next stop for many short-line and regional railroads - the Electronic Data Interchange station.<
FREIGHT RAILS' INCOME FELL IN '86
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Ordinary income on freight railroads in the United States decreased 60 percent in 1986, the Associat
AVIATION BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Netherlands Approves Fokker 50 PropjetsALEXANDRIA, Va. - Fokker Aircraft U.S.A. Inc. said th
DAVE CAWTHORNE'S INSIDE TALK ON TRANSPORTATION
Dave Cawthorne |
A BITTER BEHIND THE SCENES DISPUTE reached a climax of sorts last week. This came with discl
AMERICAN AIRLINES EYES EXPANDED FREIGHT ROLE
Kevin D. Thompson |
American Airlines is transporting more than people these days. The Dallas-based airline beli
AIR JAMAICA SAYS CUSTOMS SEIZED AIRCRAFT ILLEGALLY
Canute James |
Air Jamaica has accused the U.S. Customs Service of acting illegally in seizing the company's planes
RAIL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Three Firms Join Railroad AssociationThe American Short Line Railroad Association announced
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1083.5 (May 22) Previous day - 1084.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L
Maritime
CHEMICAL MARKETS DOW CHEMICAL RAISES PRODUCT PRICES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow Chemical U.S.A. is raising the prices of a number of products, effective July 1, 1987. *
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
May 22 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low
Maritime
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