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NJ RULING TO PROMPT SPATE OF SUITS?
(Ap) |
The director of the Medical Society of New Jersey predicts a flood of lawsuits and even higher insur
MARINE INSURERS CITE GOOD '86
Edwin Unsworth |
Damage to the Dutch submarine Walrus, which caught fire in Rotterdam last September while fitting ou
FARM ACT REVAMP UNLIKELY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Agriculture and trade issues will be high on the agenda of the several-week- old Congress, but major
CHINA ASSURES US ON WHEAT PURCHASES
Katarina Toll |
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's offer to subsidize U.S. wheat sales to China was made because C
LANDFILL GAS TO HEAT HOMES
(Ap) |
That household garbage taken out to the dump may be coming back in another form to heat your home.
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Brazil Holds Sugar For Carry-over StocksRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Brazil held back 300,000 me
WEEKLY TRUCK TONNAGE INDEX
JOC Staff |
The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Neal Meehan To Head UnitOf Texas AirNeal F. Meehan was named president of the Texas
USER FEE PLAN ABANDONED FOR ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
Leo Ryan |
Canadian maritime and business interests hailed a federal government decision to abandon plans to ch
Maritime
MARAD SCHEDULES TECHNOLOGY MEET
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Plans are taking shape for the eighth annual Fleet Management Technology Conference, to be held in B
Maritime
CASH MART PRICES WEAKEN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Abundant supplies and the easing of severe cold in Europe caused petroleum prices on the cash market
DAY-CARE COVER AVAILABLE, BUT TOO EXPENSIVE IN CALIF.
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The high cost of day-care liability insurance in California can only be resolved with government hel
TUNG GROUP BREATHING EASIER HONG KONG UNIT GETS NEW SHIPS, SIGNALING END OF CRUNCH
P.T. Bangsberg |
The Tung shipping empire took delivery of two new containerships from Japan, with the chairman of th
SLIGHT RISE EXPECTED IN US MILL COTTON USE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. textile mill cotton consumption in 1987-88 should be just slightly higher than the 1986-87 esti
FORWARDER SEES NEW SHIFTS IN INDUSTRY
Richard Malkin |
Asked to assess on his own terms the current state of his industry, John A. Pastor promptly characte
US INDUSTRIES BATTLE SURGE OF IMPORTS
JOC Staff |
U.S. industries are fighting to counter the surge of imported textiles and apparel and to promote sa
TORT REFORM SEEN VITAL TO SURVIVAL
JOC Staff |
With the focus on making U.S. industry more competitive in world markets, the issues of liability li
MIAMI TO GET 80 PERCENT OF SEABOARD BUSINESS
Craig Dunlap |
Seaboard Marine Ltd. will bring to Miami its services to Central America, the Dominican Republic and
Maritime
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT NEW KANSAI AIRPORT
(Ap) |
Construction of a 1 trillion yen ($6.57 billion) airport on a man-made island off Osaka in western J
$61 BILLION BUDGET CUT SEEN RISKY
John Boyd |
The director of the Congressional Budget Office warned lawmakers of the short-term economic harm of
EARNINGS CF SHOWS AN INCREASE IN EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
Consolidated Freightways Inc.'s fourth quarter earnings rose to $22.5 million, or 58 cents a share,
CONGRESSMEN SAY PROGRAM WORKS, BUT CHANGES NEEDED
Canute James |
Agreeing that the Caribbean Basin Initiative has so far failed to deliver all it promised, U.S. cong
Maritime
TAIWAN CULTIVATING ITS SERVICE INDUSTRIES
Don Shapiro |
The government of Taiwan is actively seeking ways to encourage the service industries. In th
Maritime
CONSUMERS, DOW REACH AGREEMENT ON MIDLAND PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Consumers Power Co. and Dow Chemical Co. signed agreements to convert the idled Midland nuclear plan
AUSTRALIA FEELS NEGLECTED BY JAPANESE INVESTORS
Vincent W. Stove |
There is a growing feeling in Australia that the country has been neglected by Japanese investors fo
Maritime
JAPAN'S LEADING INDICATORS TUMBLE TO 42 PERCENT FROM 75 PERCENT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The leading index of the Japanese economy's performance dropped to 41.7 percent in November, after r
Maritime
DOLLAR FALLS THROUGH KEY SUPPORT LEVEL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar fell sharply Tuesday after slipping through a key technical support level. A
STOCKS SOAR, FALL, RISE AGAIN
Gordon Platt |
Stocks soared in active trading Tuesday, dropped and then rose to a record close as Wall Street's ro
TRADERS DOUBT US ACTION WILL HURT AUSTRALIAN SALES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
A U.S. offer to sell 1 million metric tons of subsidized wheat to China is unlikely to hurt sales fr
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mallinckrodt to Hike Stearate Prices Mallinckrodt Inc. will raise market prices of all its F
PLASTICS CORNER EASTMAN UNIT TO USE CARBIDE'S UNIPOL PROCESS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Union Carbide Corp. announced that Texas Eastman Co., a unit in Eastman Kodak Co.'s Eastman Chemical
TWO OCCIDENTAL UNITS CONSOLIDATING
(Ap) |
Two Occidental Petroleum Corp. subsidiaries will reduce their exploration and production work force
TRADE OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR CHEMICALS
JOC Staff |
The chemical industry, probably more than any other U.S. industry, is preparing to compete more effe
WELLAND TOLL HIKES IRK USERS SLATED 8 PERCENT INCREASES FOR '87, '88 FOLLOW 15 PERCENT RISE IN '86
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Great Lakes carriers are dismayed over toll increases on the Welland Canal announced for the 1987 an
Maritime
VAN, PICKUP SALES SOAR, BUT SAFETY IS QUESTIONED
Al Haas |
The sales of pickup trucks and mini-vans have mushroomed in recent years. Pickups now account for n
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWSThe head of the Congressional Budget Office said cutting budget deficits enough
BRAZIL EXPECTED TO ACT ON INFLATIONARY SPIRAL
James Bruce |
With the economy in disarray and prospects for a social pact among government, labor and industry f
Maritime
US ASKS JAPAN TO OPEN ITS SUPERCOMPUTER MARKET
A.E. Cullison |
Visiting U.S. negotiators pressed Japanese officials Tuesday to stop discriminating against foreign-
Maritime
TAIWAN CULTIVATING ITS SERVICE INDUSTRIES
Don Shapiro |
The government of Taiwan is actively seeking ways to encourage the service industries. In th
Maritime
EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
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