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US, EC CORE OF AGRICULTURAL UNREST CAP THREATENS GLOBAL FARM MARKETPLACE
Peter Dreyer |
The European Community's farm policy, initially designed to stabilize the agriculture market and gua
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS Favorable economic data don't appease economists. Page 3AFINANCIALThe
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N. AMERICA IN THROES OF CHANGE LENDING SQUEEZE PERSISTS
JOC Staff |
One aspect of the farm industry that's likely to see continued change is the banking industry.
N. AMERICA IN THROES OF CHANGE CANADA FIGHTS TO MAINTAIN MARKET SHARE
Leo Ryan |
In an effort to maintain its world market share in agriculture, Canadian authorities are banking on
WORLD ZEROES IN ON FARM WOES TRADE SUBSIDIES THREATEN AFRICAN FARMERS
Steve Askin |
Tony Hawke grimaces when foreign visitors praise this southern African nation's productive farmers,
WORLD ZEROES IN ON FARM WOES SYDNEY TO PUSH GATT LINK
Vincent W. Stove |
Australian trade officials are confident that agricultural commodities eventually will come under th
N. AMERICA IN THROES OF CHANGE OUTLOOK DIM FOR US FARM EXPORTS
Andrea Chancellor |
The prospects of an improved export picture for U.S. farmers is bleak, agriculture officials say, un
JAPAN'S NEC LOOKS TO FOREIGN PRODUCTION
(Ap) |
NEC Corp., a major Japanese electronics manufacturer, plans to commission South Korean and Taiwanese
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CONGRESS CHARTING STRATEGY ON TRADE
Richard Lawrence |
Congress is starting to map out its trade legislation strategy. About 180 House members, ove
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS Merrill Lynch economists warned that improvement in the U.S. trade deficit is a
JOHN BOYD'S ECONOMIC BEAT
John Boyd |
ADMINISTRATION BUDGETS are automatically considered dead on arrival these days. Such judgments are t
MINING COMPANY SEEKS NEW ALUMINA PARTNER
James Bruce |
Brazil's CVRD state mining company is looking for a new partner to replace Japan's Nippon Amazon Alu
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THE ECONOMY
JOC Staff |
Late Rush Profits Retailers A last-minute rush by procrastinating Christmas shoppers turned
LDC OVERSPENDING LAID TO IGNORANCE
(Ap) |
Government officials of some less developed countries spend wastefullybecause of sheer ignor
BRAZILIAN INFLATION MAY RISE
James Bruce |
Record increases in interest rates plus industry and labor demands threaten a new round of spiraling
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ARGENTINE MILITARY CLOUDS PETROCHEMICAL ASSETS SALE
Jeremy Morgan |
Government plans to sell off state assets in Argentina's petrochemicals industry are overshadowed by
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ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
R. Lawless Named ChiefOf CN RailRonald Lawless, president of Canadian National Railw
TRADE SURPLUS RISES IN CHILE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Chile's January-November 1986 trade surplus rose to US$981.7 million, up from $756.1 million in the
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BRITAIN PORTRAYED AS TWO NATIONS
(Ap) |
Official figures published this week portrayed a Britain divided into two nations: an affluent south
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PENTAGON TASK FORCE TO PROPOSE CHIP-AID PLAN
(Ap) |
The U.S. semiconductor industry has been devastated by Japanese competition and may need government
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US, EC MIRED IN DISPUTE TRADE OFFICIAL SEES LITTLE CHANCE OF RECONCILIATION
(Ap) |
The European Community's chief trade official said he saw no more than a 40 percent chance of avoidi
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FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Storage Sites Closed BASEL, Switzerland - Swiss chemical manufacturer Ciba-Geigy A.G. said T
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BA CAN CUT BACK OVERSEAS OFFERING
Edwin Unsworth |
The proportion of British Airways equity to be sold abroad when the airline is privatized beginning
EMERY AIR SHIPMENTS RISE 14 PERCENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Emery Air Freight reports that December 1986 shipments rose 14 percent and weight increased 20 perce
DHL, SINOTRANS SET JOINT VENTURE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
DHL International Ltd. said it signed an agreement with the China Foreign Transportation Corp. - Sin
FOREIGN VISITS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Envoy in Israel AMMAN, Jordan - U.S. envoy Richard Murphy left Thursday for Israel, the s
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WEST GERMANY POSTS DEFICIT IN PAYMENTS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
West Germany's balance of payments showed a deficit of 3.765 billion deutsche marks in November, acc
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JAPAN LINE SETS PLANS FOR AIR CARGO UNIT
A.E. Cullison |
A wholly owned air cargo subsidiary soon will be established by Japan Line Ltd., executives of that
TNT STILL SEEKS AIRBORNE AUSTRALIAN GROUP REJECTS STANDSTILL AGREEMENT
Larry Sterne |
TNT Ltd., the Australian transportation conglomerate, made it clear in a filing with the Securities
SMALL-PLANE PILOTS OPPOSE FAA PLANS
James R. Carroll |
The head of the nation's small plane pilots association said several of the Federal Aviation Adminis
FIRST CLASS EXTRAS LURE BUSINESS CUSTOMERS
Christopher Lofting |
Just how could a business traveler possibly take the successor to the ill- fated Laker Airways serio
EXXON CHEMICAL STARTS UP HYDROGENATED RESINS PLANT
JOC Staff |
Exxon Chemical announced the on-schedule start-up of an additional plant manufacturing Escorez 5000
BRISTOL-MYERS TO MARKET ORAL LUNG CANCER DRUG
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Bristol-Myers Co. announced that the Food and Drug Administration has released for marketing a new o
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Growth Seen In Hot-FillPackagingIn the next ten years, hot-fill and retort packaging
SOLVENTS: PLAYING BY THE RULES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
It's a question of survival for many products in the U.S. organic solvents market - and survival mea
BANNER YEAR FOR FIBERS AT MONSANTO
Journal of Commerce Special |
Last year was a banner one for Monsanto Co.'s Fibers Division. Earl N. Brasfield, group vice
STERLING DRUG ACQUIRES WOODROOF LABORATORIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sterling Drug Inc. acquired Woodroof Laboratories, a Santa Ana, Calif., producer and marketer of a p
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
AIG Liability Cover $1 Million for HotelAmerican International Group confirmed that its memb
UNOCAL CANADA TO ACQUIRE SHERRITT FERTILIZER SHARE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Unocal Canada Ltd., a subsidiary of Unocal Corp. and Sherritt Gordon Mines Ltd., Toronto, said that
BIW STILL HOPES TO RUN NY YARD DEAL TO OPERATE BROOKLYN UNIT HINGES ON HOMEPORT DESIGNATION
James Nolan |
Bath Iron Works is still very much in the market to operate the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the Bath, Maine,
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