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EG&G SERVICES GETS CONTRACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
EG&G Services Inc., a division of EG&G Inc., has been awarded a contract at Ft. McClellan, Ala., to
BILATERAL STRATEGY ON TRADE POSSIBLE
William Armbruster |
The United States won't hesitate to seek bilateral trade agreements if multilateral negotiations und
ELECTRIC UTILITIES LEAD THE WAY IN JOINT RESEARCH
Boston Globe |
Amid the current clamor for government sponsorship of the semiconductor industry's research and deve
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Phillips, Unocal Hike WTI Postings by $1BARTLESVILLE, Okla. - Phillips Petroleum Co. raised
RETAILERS POST SURPRISINGLY STRONG SALES DATA
(Ap) |
The gray days of February brought unexpectedly strong sales to the nation's largest general retailer
JOHN BOYD'S ECONOMIC BEAT
John Boyd |
PRESIDENT REAGAN APPEARS to be on the upswing from his low point of last week, when the Tower Commi
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Chun to Step Down? SHANGHAI, China - Secretary of State George P. Shultz said he plans to as
EX-IM MAKES POLICY CHANGES TO HELP BOOST US EXPORTS
Richard Lawrence |
The Export-Import Bank announced a series of credit and guarantee policy changes designed to boost U
CROWLEY MARITIME: A STUDY IN DIVERSITY
John Davies |
Dwarfed by the Queen Elizabeth 2, with staterooms that cost a quarter-milliondollars a voyag
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Acid Spill Closes Upstate NY HighwayCLIFTON PARK, N.Y. - State Police closed a section of th
CROWLEY: THE BUSINESS OF SHIPPING THE INDUSTRY'S 'TOUGH GUY' THINKS FAST, PLANS AHEAD
John Davies, West Coast Editor for The Journal of Commerce |
Thomas B. Crowley, chief executive of Crowley Maritime Corp., likes to call his company small potato
Maritime
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
The 11th Annual Eastern Claims Conference will be held March 9-10 in New York. Contact Donna A. Cont
AUTO PRICE, REPAIR COSTS UNRELATED
(Ap) |
Expensive does not automatically mean better when it comes to automobile bumpers, says an insurance
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thur., March 5, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U
UK TRADE PICTURE COULD BRIGHTEN
Janet Porter |
Britain's trading position with the rest of the world was worse in 1986 than was first thought, acco
Maritime
MICROSOFT TO MARKET IN EUROPE JOINT VENTURE TO SELL LIBRARY ON COMPACT DISK
Gloria Joseph |
One day after Microsoft Corp. unveiled its new offering of a library of reference works on a single
Maritime
DUNKERQUE OPTIMISTIC ON GROWTH
Howard Schissel |
Despite a flat performance in 1986, Dunkerque port authorities are expecting improve ment this year
Maritime
ALLIS CHALMERS SETS RESTRUCTURING PLAN
(Ap) |
Allis-Chalmers Corp. announced plans to sell all its businesses except for the American Air Filter C
US DRUG TO HELP CHERNOBYL VICTIMS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pharmaceutical Technologies Inc., a subsidiary of Strong Point Inc., announced plans to market a che
PLASTICS CORNER THERMOPLASTIC POLYESTER DEMAND UP
JOHN E.D. IRVING Jr. |
An enormous demand has developed for thermoplastic polyesters in applications that vary widely from
DOW CHIEF CITES PERILS OF US PROTECTIONISM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Chemical industry leaders are warning of the dangers that U.S. protectionist pressures pose for the
NTSB SEEKS INCREASE IN STAFF AND FUNDS
Tim Neale |
The chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board told a Senate subcommittee the board needs
BAE ORDER WORTH $260 MILLION
Edwin Unsworth |
British Aerospace PLC announced orders from five buyers for 19 of its civil aircraft worth $260 mill
CANADIAN WINS RIGHTS TO DEVELOP GAS FIELDS
Mark Wilson |
Vancouver-based oilman J. Bob Carter won the development rights to two offshore gas fields in Papua
ZENITH CONSIDERS PRODUCTION IN MEXICO
Chicago Tribune |
Massive imports of television sets from the Far East may force a major U.S. manufacturer to shift so
Maritime
REVERE WARE WAGES WAR ON IMPORTS
Bob Wiedrich |
The employees of one of America's oldest companies have joined management, the State of Illinois and
Maritime
PANEL SAYS US SKATING ON THIN ECONOMIC ICE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The current U.S. economic recovery is long but fragile, and we are skating on thin ice, the congress
TRANSAMERICA TO SELL UNIT IN AUSTRALIA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Transamerica Occidental Life Insurance Co. announced a definitive agreement to sell its Australian a
NJ BLUES WANTS RATE INCREASE
(Ap) |
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey's individual and small group business posted a $65 million
GASOLINE PRICES FALL IN NEW YORK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Upstate New York gasoline prices posted their first significant declines of the winter during the l
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Raw Sugar Values Expected to RiseThe prospect of raw sugar values moving into "higher price
CONOCO EYES ETHIOPIA
Howard Schissel |
Continental Oil Co., or Conoco, a Dupont affiliate, was the only Western company to positively respo
SECURITY ADVISER SAYS OIL IMPORTS A THREAT
(Ap) |
President Reagan's national security adviser, Frank Carlucci, views the rising level of imported oil
CHINA TO CONTINUE TRANSPORT REFORMS
Jasper Becker |
China will continue to reform the management of its overburdened transportation system, said Qian Y
TRANSPORT CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
New England Association of Rail Shippers Spring Meeting, March 4-5, Back Bay Hilton, 40 Dalton St.,
SEABROOK OWNERS IN MIDDLE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS FLAP
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Even as the utility owners of the Seabrook nuclear power plant withstand daily barrages of controver
CRAXI RESIGNATION APPEARS TACTICAL
Thomas Taylor |
Perhaps it was not by chance that Italy's Socialist prime minister, Bettino Craxi, chose to submit t
NY UTILITY PLANS FOR INVOLVEMENT IN REAL ESTATE
Kirby V. Freeman |
New York State Electric & Gas Corp. says that forming a subsidiary to develop real estate projects i
ARMTEK AGREES TO SELL TIRE UNIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Armtek Corp., formerly known as The Armstrong Rubber Co., announced that apurchase agreemen
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