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FDA BEGINS REVIEW OF J&J SWEETENER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration notified Johnson & Johnson that its food additive petition for
PETROCHEMICAL BUY-OUT OPERATION TERMED ECONOMIC REVOLUTION
Gary Taylor |
Gordon Cain appears to be satisfied, finally, with the scope of the $1 billion deal he has amassed f
APL-LYKES SHIP-CHARTERING SHOULD BENEFIT BOTH LINES
John Davies |
A ship-charter deal between American President Lines and Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. will give both li
MARAD MAY LOSE OVERSEAS EXPERTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Maritime Administration is likely to lose its four overseas shipping experts by the end of the y
Maritime
CONDITIONS OFTEN CHAOTIC AT FUTURES EXCHANGES DISPUTES BETWEEN TRADERS SOMETIMES LEAD TO FIGHTS
Kevin Commins |
In the city of broad shoulders, it certainly helps to be large, strong and burly if you're a commodi
NEW TACK FOR COAST GUARD FEES
Robert F. Morison |
The Reagan administration is planning a new tactic this year to persuade Congress to enact some $494
Maritime
NY PORT AGENCY LAUNCHES 5-YEAR CAPITAL PROGRAM
Alan F. Schoedel |
With a go-ahead from the governors of both states, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is
Maritime
REAGAN ADMINISTRATION OPPOSES NEW SHIPPING RETALIATORY POWERS
Robert F. Morison |
The Reagan administration made clear it opposes new legislation to toughen the means of dealing with
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japanese Lines Cease Service to St. JohnST. JOHN, New Brunswick - Three Japanese lines - Mit
Maritime
SKI LIABILITY PREMIUMS EXPECTED TO LEVEL OFF
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
A New Hampshire insurance executive and a ski area operators' association both predict that next yea
C.A. CARPENTER - INSIDE TALK ON INSURANCE
C.A. Carpenter |
MENTION OF ONE A.C.E LTD. in the Tower Commission report on the Iran Contra scandal is turning out f
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Long-Term Care Cover Still Lacking in NYALBANY, N.Y. - The health insurance industry has fai
BENTLEY TARGETS AGENCIES DEFYING PREFERENCE LAWS
Tim Neale |
Rep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., said federal bureaucrats still are obstinately defying the nation'
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
China's Largest Field To Maintain OutputDAQING, China - The Daqing oil field, China's larges
GROUP URGES AIR POLLUTANTS LAWS
(Ap) |
Environmental groups concerned with the Great Lakes called on the United States and Canada to provid
FOREIGN DEBT FUTURES CLEARED
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Securities and Exchange Commission cleared the way for U.S. futures exchanges to market and trad
STOCKHOLDERS OK HUGHES MERGER
(Ap) |
Hughes Tool Co. stockholders overwhelmingly accepted a resolution to merge with Baker International
FUELING CARS THE NATURAL WAY - GAS, THAT IS
(Ap) |
Some day soon Fill 'er up" may mean pulling your car or truck up to the compressor and pumping in a
DOLLAR FALLS ON RUMORS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The dollar declined against other major currencies Thursday amid revived suspicions of central bank
CHINA ENDS BIDDING ROUND FOR OFFSHORE EXPLORATION
(Ap) |
China closed the second round of bidding for offshore oil exploration with only eight contracts sign
BRAZIL CANCELS OIL PURCHASE AFTER SAUDIS REFUSE CREDIT
(Ap) |
The Brazilian government canceled a $40 million oil purchase from Saudi Arabia because the Saudis re
CHICAGO LOOKS TO THAILAND
P.T. Bangsberg |
Midwest America met Southeast Asia last week, as Chicago officials shopped for investment and joint
Maritime
ALABAMA DOCKS BONDS PLACED ON CREDITWATCH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Alabama State Docks Department's "BBB+" rated coal revenue refunding bonds, series 1985, were placed
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
FERC Approves Plan To Convert MidlandThe Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved Consu
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Energy Officials Draw Reactor Safety PlanPORTLAND, Ore. - Federal energy officials have rele
Maritime
US URGED TO PUSH S. KOREAN TRADE
(Ap) |
South Korea's trade minister has asked U.S. business to compete more vigorously for a growing Korean
Maritime
TRADE FAIRS SPRING FAIR SPOTLIGHTS FOOD PROCESSING
From Wire and Staff Reports |
The Leipzig Spring Fair will be held March 15-21 in Leipzig, East Germany. The theme of this year's
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japanese Automakers To Maintain EC SalesJapanese automakers agreed to hold monthly exports t
Maritime
JAPANESE CITE NEED TO STIMULATE ECONOMY
A.E. Cullison |
The Ministry of International Trade and Industry has called for drastic measures to stimulate the ec
Maritime
CHINA'S PROFESSIONALS OFTEN UNDER-EMPLOYED
Jasper Becker |
Despite a general shortage of professional manpower in China, many of its technicians and scientists
Maritime
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST CITED AT PORTLAND
Journal of Commerce Special |
Just back from a trade mission to Japan, Oregon Gov. Neil Goldschmidt wasted little time this week i
Maritime
JAPANESE CITE NEED TO STIMULATE ECONOMY
A.E. Cullison |
The Ministry of International Trade and Industry has called for drastic measures to stimulate the ec
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japanese Automakers To Maintain EC SalesJapanese automakers agreed to hold monthly exports t
Maritime
HASBRO MOVING TO HIGH-TECH TOYS
(Ap) |
Hasbro Inc., the world's largest toymaker, formed a new subsidiary in California's Silicon Valley to
Maritime
AUSTRALIA SEEKS CUTS IN US FARM SUBSIDIES
John Davies |
Unless the United States eases away from farm subsidies that are producing massive surpluses, a disa
Maritime
ALA. DOCKS, RAIL LABOR REACH ACCORD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Alabama State Docks' Terminal Railway has won union work-rule concessions that will produce $200
Maritime
AUSTRALIA URGES REDUCTIONS IN US AGRICULTURE SUBSIDIES
John Davies |
Unless the United States eases away from farm subsidies that are producing massive surpluses, a disa
Maritime
STATISTICS OFFERED ON UNINSURED
Leah R. Young |
One out of six Americans does not have any health insurance coverage, eitherfrom private or
REINSURANCE MART GREW IN '86
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. reinsurance market grew 46 percent last year to represent a $12.8 billion industry, a repre
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NY Cancer Deaths Under InvestigationALBANY, N.Y. - New York State is investigating some canc
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