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CANADIAN AIR TRANSPORT REVENUE FALLS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Net profit of Canada's commercial air transport industry plunged from C$79.5 million in 1984 to only
GM TO RESTRUCTURE AUSTRALIAN COMPANY
Vincent W. Stove |
The activities of General Motors in Australia will take on a new look on Dec. 9 as the company striv
Maritime
UK AIRLINES SET FOR BATTLE 2 CARRIERS, GOVERNMENT FACE PROBABLE LEGAL FIGHT
Janet Porter |
British airlines will fight for greater freedom of the skies in Europe through the courts if Europea
PORTS JOCKEY FOR HUB STATUS
Craig Dunlap |
Every port in the Caribbean would like to be a major transportation hub, but it would be folly for
CARIBBEAN MEET EYES EC POLICIES WASHINGTON, COMMUNITY URGED TO COORDINATE TRADE, AID RULES
Rosalind Rachid |
The European Community's aid, trade and investment policies came under scrutiny at a Caribbean trad
USL SEEKS FEEDER APPROVAL
Robert F. Morison |
United States Lines Inc. wants to continue the foreign-flag feeder vessel system supporting its worl
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
FINANCIALThe dollar eased slightly in slow trading as the foreign exchange market sat back t
EC REMOVES ONE PRODUCT FROM STEEL QUOTA SYSTEM
(Ap) |
Industry ministers of the 12 European Community nations put off a decision on a proposal by Europea
IMPORTERS SEEK CHANGE IN USER FEE CALCULATION
Helen Ericson |
The U.S. Customs Service is misreading the law by deciding that U.S. goods assembled abroad should b
LOCKHEED TESTING 'PROPFAN' SYSTEM
Tim Neale |
Lockheed Corp. will begin in-flight tests in April of a new, fuel-efficient propfan, a company offic
EUROPEAN SHIPPING AND PORTS
JOC Staff |
Top Stories West European ports continue to battle for cargo, spending lavish amounts of mon
SHARP DROP IN WORLD OIL PRICES EXPECTED TO DRIVE DOWN TRUCK RATES
Leo Abruzzese |
The sharp drop in world oil prices in 1986 will push trucking industry freight rates even lower in t
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japanese Phone Venture TOKYO - A group of U.S., Japanese and British companies formed a join
US TRADE CONCERNS TAIWANESE
William Armbruster |
The government of Taiwan is deeply concerned about friction arising from its growing trade surplus w
SAVVY GREEK THRIVES IN TANKER BUSINESS
Stanford Erickson |
''Liner shipping, we Greeks say, is like making love to one's wife," says Minos X. Kyriakou. "It's a
BALTIMORE DOCKERS ACCEPT TERMS
Alan F. Schoedel |
Baltimore longshoremen approved their new three-year contract by a narrower margin than had been exp
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Urged to Encourage Investment in IsraelTEL AVIV, Israel - Minister of Trade and Industry
Maritime
UMW LOOKING BEYOND COAL
James Warren |
The marble bust of a forbidding John L. Lewis still sits on a landing, seemingly staring at anyone e
EXXON STARTS UP ISOAMYLENE UNIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Exxon Chemical's new isoamylene unit was operating at 99 percent purity within the first week of ope
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Occidental Hikes Sulfur Product Prices NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. - Occidental Chemical Corp. annou
COAL ASSOCIATION SEEKS TAX RELIEF BRITISH COLUMBIAN INDUSTRY IN DIRE STRAITS, STUDY SHOWS
Brian Lewis |
The Coal Association of Canada is asking the British Columbia government for tax and royalty cuts to
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Compounder Raises OutputFor AlliedMORRISTOWN, N.J. - A newly installed compounder si
PACIFIC NUCLEAR WINS CONTRACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pacific Nuclear Systems Inc. said that its subsidiary, PN Services Inc., was awarded a contract for
FIRE SAFETY CONFERENCE SCHEDULED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Fire Retardant Chemicals Association has announced the scheduling of ''International Conference
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
El Salvador Nationalizes San Salvador Light Co.SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - The board of dire
SQUIBB AGREES TO SELL CHARLES OF THE RITZ
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Squibb Corp. agreed to sell the business of Charles of the Ritz Group Ltd., its fragrance and cosmet
INDONESIA COFFEE EXPORTS UP
(Ap) |
Indonesia's coffee exports reached a record US$965.7 million in the coffee year ended Sept. 30, up 7
SANCTIONS COULD FORCE PULLOUT OF US OIL FIRMS FROM SYRIA
(Ap) |
Two U.S. oil companies may have to pull out of Syria because of U.S. measures against Damascus, the
NETBACK CRUDE SLOWDOWN HELPS PROP SPOT PRICES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Supplies of netback crude oil to the Atlantic Basin markets have slowed, a sign that production cuts
NYMEX TO HOST INDUSTRY DINNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The New York Mercantile Exchange will host the first annual international oil industry dinner Feb. 4
ALL FUEL LOADED AT 9 MILE POINT 2
(Ap) |
Fuel loading at the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant is complete and low-power operation of the
US COAL THIRD ON OPTIONS LIST NEW ENGLAND UTILITIES CONSIDER ALTERNATIVES
Tim Sansbury |
U.S. coal ranks third, possibly fourth, on a list of fuel options New England utilities are consider
LAKE AREAS GEAR FOR POTENTIAL FLOODING
(Ap) |
There's one sure sign that Lake Ontario is reaching a dangerous level - business has picked up for t
Maritime
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
FINANCIALThe dollar eased slightly in slow trading as the foreign exchange market sat back t
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Urged to Encourage Investment in IsraelTEL AVIV, Israel - Minister of Trade and Industry
Maritime
CANADA TO IMPOSE PORTS SETTLEMENT
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Canadian Senate has been recalled to give rapid passage of emergency legislation to put West Coa
Maritime
SHIP GLUT HITS CARIBBEAN EXCESS CAPACITY HELD THREAT TO AREA'S ECONOMY
Craig Dunlap |
Out-of-control overtonnaging is wrecking the ship industry in the Caribbean, according to an executi
Maritime
MIAMI: TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW
Craig Dunlap |
Caribbean seaports banking on the cruise business as their financial savior may be disappointed, acc
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Staff |
The cement carrier Shaam was understood to be anchored seven miles off Dubai, after being towed to t
Maritime
SEAMEN PROTEST SMIT-LLOYD FLEET CUTS
Simon Cameron Moore |
Smit-Lloyd BV, the Rotterdam-based owner of tug, anchor handling and supply vessels servicing the of
Maritime
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