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EX-IM BANK EASES LOAN TERMS TO ENCOURAGE SALES OF US GOODS
(Ap) |
The Export-Import Bank announced on Thursday details of eased terms for loans in an effort to encour
NYIE SHUNS LIFE BUSINESS
Russ Banham |
Lloyd's of London hasn't done much with life insurance and reinsurance over 299 years and the New Yo
TAX REFORM MAY BOOST WORKERS COMP RATES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Workers compensation insurers will need price increases of as much as 18 percent to offset higher ta
GROUP OFFERS TO INSURE GOVERNMENT ASSETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Financial guarantee insurers are now offering to insure government assets. Six financial gua
TRAVELERS CORP. SETS GOALS FOR AUTOMATION
Russ Banham |
Travelers Corp. has adopted a standard communication link with a Vermont insurance agency in the hop
WORLD BANK EYES ENTRY INTO POLITICAL RISK MART
Paula L. Green |
The World Bank is moving ahead to set up an affiliate that would add about $1 billion in ca pacity t
AIG CHIEF RANKS NO. 7 IN PAY SURVEY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Maurice R. Greenberg, president and chief executive of American International Group Inc., got $4,603
C.A. CARPENTER - INSIDE TALK ON INSURANCE
C.A. Carpenter |
THE POP-UP AD is making a come-back. Transamerica Corp. is revising the popular ad of its Py
STOCKS SOAR ON US-JAPAN MOVES
Gordon Platt |
Stock and bond prices soared Thursday as the dollar firmed on news of apparently coordinated interes
HIGHER DEBT LIMIT NEEDED, TREASURY SAYS
John Boyd |
A top Treasury official warned that the government would have to default on May 28 unless Congress i
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Automation Program Aids Insurance AgentsMALVERN, Pa. - The Insurance Institute of America ha
BOFA OFFICIALS EXPECT DOLLAR TO SLIDE AGAIN
P.T. Bangsberg |
The U.S. dollar is likely to continue its steady slide for the rest of this year and central bank in
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mexico Names Chief Of Foreign InvestmentManuel Armendariz Etchegaray has been named head of
Maritime
KUMAGAI GUMI HOPES US WORK WILL BOOST ITS PRESTIGE AT HOME
Gregory S. Johnson |
It may seem a backward approach, but Kumagai Gumi Ltd.'s hopes its experience in the United States w
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
AMD, Monolithic Plan to MergeSUNNYVALE, Calif. - Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Monolithic
Maritime
DOLLAR RALLIES ON TRADE SIGNALS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar rallied Thursday on what analysts termed clear signals from Washington that a breakt
JAPAN URGED TO BOOST PURCHASES F FROM ASEAN
A.E. Cullison |
Japan should further liberalize its markets for the import of commoditiesfrom the Associatio
Maritime
LENDING AGENCIES TARGET THIRD WORLD'S HIGHWAYS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The World Bank and other multilateral aid agencies will help finance up to $40 billion in highway pr
Maritime
KUMAGAI GUMI HOPES US WORK WILL BOOST ITS PRESTIGE AT HOME
Gregory S. Johnson |
It may seem a backward approach, but Kumagai Gumi Ltd.'s hopes its experience in the United States w
Maritime
HONG KONG'S TRADE RUNS AT FULL THROTTLE
P.T. BANGSBERG Journal of Commerce Special |
All components of Hong Kong's trade showed sharp gains in March, both against February and compared
Maritime
JAPAN URGED TO BUY MORE FROM ASEAN
A.E. Cullison |
Japan should further liberalize its markets for the import of commoditiesfrom the Associatio
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
JOC Staff |
Hitachi Plant in Okla. Begins OperationsNORMAN, Okla. - Hitachi Computer Products (America)
Maritime
BRAZILIANS OPTIMISTIC ON FINANCE MINISTER
James Bruce |
Brazilian exporters expect the appointment of a new finance minister will lead to new export incenti
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
North Sea Output Declined in MarchNorth Sea March daily output of crude oil was down 20,000
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
April 30, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
FORECAST COMES UNDER FIRE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Yvan Simard, deputy general manager of the port of Montreal, strongly rejected the negative forecast
Maritime
CANADIAN EYES NY SUPREMACY
Leo Ryan |
New York will be "Canada's leading eastern port" by 1990, a Canadian transportation consultant says.
Maritime
EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Low Prices Hit Tenneco's NetTenneco Inc. reported first quarter income from continuing opera
BP RAISES ESTIMATE OF RESERVES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.K. oil group British Petroleum has increased its estimate of recoverable oil reserves from the
SEASONAL FACTORS BOOST LIGHTERING
Journal of Commerce Special |
An apparent increase in lightering of oil tankers in Boston Harbor is a combination of seasonal fact
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Italian Seamen's Club of New York. Presentation of second annual Achievement Award to Anthony J. To
Maritime
US STANCE ON NATURAL GAS WORRIES CANADIAN INDUSTRY
Brian Lewis |
Deregulation of the natural gas industry will likely open up western U.S. markets to increased expor
VIETNAM TARGETS '87 OIL OUTPUT AT 5,500 B/D
P.T. Bangsberg |
Oil output by Vietnam is targeted to reach just about 2 million barrels this year - about 5,500 barr
STEEL OUTPUT NEVER A MATCH FOR OVERWHELMING DEMAND
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Even in the best of times, when the U.S. steel industry was a world leader, West Coast steel product
Maritime
19TH CENTURY WASTE GOES UP FOR SALE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Japanese buyers are to be offered 4 million tons of hand-sorted small coals, some of them mined in t
FIND MAY PUMP LIFE INTO TUNISIA'S OIL INDUSTRY
Howard Schissel |
Marathon Petroleum Tunisie, a subsidiary of Marathon Petroleum Corp., may have finally come up with
CONGRESS SET TO REPEAL GAS PRICING PROVISION
(Ap) |
Congress is going to repeal another provision of the 1978 natural gas law that was supposed to have
REAGAN, NAKASONE TO TALK COAL
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
President Ronald Reagan will urge Japan to import more than 10 million tons of U.S. coal a year when
TURKISH BUYER FAULTS QUALITY OF US SHIPMENTS
Tim Sansbury |
Turkish steelmaker TDCI is extremely dissatisfied with initial shipments of coking coal it has recei
COAL INDUSTRY LOOKS FOR LIGHT AT END OF TUNNEL
Chicago Tribune |
Five years ago, as recession took down the Midwest's agricultural economy, farmer Cliff Hahn became
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