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CUMMINS SEES NO THREAT TO ENGINES
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Industry insiders are saying that Cummins Engine Co.'s medium-duty engines may have trouble finding
UPS PROFITS PLUNGE 30 PERCENT
Leo Abruzzese |
Profits from United Parcel Service Inc.'s trucking operations plunged by nearly one-third in the fir
SEA-LAND PLANS NORTHWEST UNIT
Gloria Joseph |
Sea-Land Service Inc. is opening a new Pacific Northwest headquarters in Seattle, Wash., to accommod
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USL GETS NOD TO SELL MAILING LIST
Journal of Commerce Staff |
United States Lines Inc. has received permission from a U.S. bankruptcy court to sell its customer m
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CHARTER INDEX
JOC Staff |
The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as
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LUFTHANSA BUYS STAKE IN HAPAG-LLOYD
Bruce Barnard |
Lufthansa, West Germany's state-owned airline, is buying a 10 percent stake in Hapag-Lloyd AG, the c
Maritime
NEW PRODUCTS HELD VITAL FOR BONDS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The growth of the municipal bond insurance industry will increasingly depend on its creativity to de
BENNY'S BACK, 39 AND HOLDING, ON NOSTALGIA RADIO
James Nolan |
It's seven o'clock Sunday evening in May. But as they used to say on radio, ''Let's take you back to
HEWLETT-PACKARD UNVEILS COMPUTERS
(Ap) |
Hewlett-Packard Co. has introduced three new technical computers in its Spectrum line, including the
JUNK BOND MART NO PLACE FOR SMALL INSURANCE FIRMS
Paula L. Green |
William Smythe is worried about the small players in the junk bond market, not the sophisticated par
MANHATTAN CONTINUES TO ATTRACT BUSINESSES
(Ap) |
Firms continue to cram into Manhattan because the island has become a sort of massive front office f
MUTUAL FUNDS COMPANY PLANNED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Investment Company Institute representing the mutual funds industry said it is planning form an
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Hemispheric Insurance Day annual luncheon will be held May 27 in New York, with John A. Bohn Jr., pr
AGENCY WELCOMES RULING ON SALES OF SYNTHETIC GAS
Tim Sansbury |
The U.S. Energy Department said a federal appeals court ruling upholding the validity of synthetic g
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Two Buyers Will Share Cogeneration PlantEnron Corp. said its subsidiary, Enron Cogeneration
HONG KONG CRITICIZES US POLICY
P.T. Bangsberg |
Efforts by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade to improve world trade rules and their observa
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL LOANS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
WORLD BANK PAKISTAN - $152 million to help Pakistan complete rebuilding of the country's maj
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TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
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EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Taiwan Lifts Ban On 95 ImportsTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan lifted import bans on 95 products and
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS SEEN MISSING OUT IN UK
Edwin Unsworth |
While they would not like it to be known, some 48 percent of British women wear a U.S. size 14 (Brit
Maritime
US BUSINESS URGED TO PUSH EXPORTS
William Armbruster |
The U.S. business community must lead the way in making the United States more competitive in intern
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MILK SUBSIDY CONTROLS LAX
(Ap) |
A $1.8 billion subsidy program to help curb surplus milk production fails to ensure that all payment
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AIDS CONSCIOUSNESS A BOON TO CHINA UNIT
Chicago Tribune |
Worldwide fear of the killer disease AIDS has brought a bevy of new customers flocking to the dirty,
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NEW PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE
JOC Staff |
Two-Resin Compound Simplifies SealingA British firm developed a two-resin-based compound tha
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QUEBEC REJECTS US DEMAND FOR UNRESTRICTED INVESTMENT
(Ap) |
Quebec's provincial government cannot accept a U.S. demand for the elimination of restrictions on fo
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IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Three Nations Found Dumping Urea in USEast Germany, Romania and the Soviet Union are selling
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TRADE LEADS
JOC Staff |
Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c
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DAY ONE SEEN NO THREAT TO CUSTOMHOUSE BROKERS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Customhouse brokers need not fear they will lose business as the Customs Service introduces its new
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TOOL ORDERS DECREASED AGAIN LAST MONTH
JOC Staff |
Orders for U.S.-produced machine tools continued their downward trend, falling in April to 32.8 perc
IMC TO SELL CENTERS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
International Minerals & Chemical Corp. will sell a group of small volume retail fertilizer centers
DEUTSCHE SHELL BUILDS PP PLANT
Jess Lukomski |
Deutsche Shell AG, the subsidiary of the international Shell group, decided to broaden its activitie
JUNE'S TRIPLE WITCHING HOUR SHAPING UP AS A TRICKY EVENT
Gordon Platt |
Next month's "triple witching hour" could be a particularly tricky episode for the stock market.
CONNAUGHT TO CUT DTP VACCINE PRICE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Connaught Laboratories Inc. announced it will cut the price of DTP sold in North Carolina, pending
TOKYO APPEAL LACKS IMPACT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
A week after the Japanese government appealed to financial institutions here to stop selling U.S. d
PLASTICS CORNER DOW TO RAISE POLYSTYRENE SELLING PRICES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow Chemical Co. announced that the selling price for Styron polystyrene ignition resistant resins w
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
LATIN ECONOMIC GROUP SAYS DEBT CAN'T BE REPAID
John Sweeney |
The Latin American Economic System, a 25-nation group which promotes regional cooperation and develo
PRESTON MARTIN, WILLIAM SIMON SCOOP UP S&LS
(Ap) |
Preston Martin doesn't like being called "King of the S&Ls" any more than he appreciated an earlier
BANCO CENTRAL TO OFFER SHARES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Banco Central SA, a major private banking group headquartered in Madrid, Spain, filed a registration
STEVEDORES AGREE TO CUT RUBBER LOADING RATES AT NEW ORLEANS DOCKS
Marie Prat |
Key stevedores in New Orleans, hoping to block rubber importers from going to another port, have agr
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