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NIKKO PAVES WAY FOR LARGER US ROLE
Rose A. Horowitz |
When it comes to major policy decisions, Toshio Mori, chairman of Nikko Securities Co. International
MARITIME INDUSTRY HAILS ILA ACCORD
Mark Magnier |
Carriers, shippers and maritime industry officials said they were pleased and relieved the Internati
GASOLINE MARKETERS OPPOSE NEW EXCISE TAX PROCEDURES
Kirby V. Freeman |
The ink is hardly dry on the new tax reform bill, but independent gasoline marketers are vowing to g
CORCORAN PUTS BLAME ON INSURERS
James Nolan |
New York's insurance superintendent accused the nation's major insurance industry chief executives o
LIMITED GAINS ARE FORECAST FOR CHEMICALS
Andrea Chancellor |
The chemical industry likely will see limited growth in the coming years, but there are some new mar
MICKEY MOUSE AND FRIENDS TO DEBUT ON CHINESE TELEVISION THIS SUNDAY
Jasper Becker |
Five thousand years of Chinese civilization may never be the same. Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and the
WITCO FOCUSES ON PRODUCT QUALITY
Journal of Commerce Special |
A statistical process control program has been established by the Argus Division of Witco Corp. for
PPG COMPLETES TAKEOVER OF HONEYWELL BUSINESS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
PPG Industries completed its previously announced acquisition of the medical electronics business of
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mobay Corp. IntroducesSeating FoamA high-resilience, cold-cure flexible polyurethane
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Acetanilide Stability SeenContinuingThe demand for acetanilide USP has remained fair
CELANESE NET RISES AS SALES FALL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Celanese Corp. third quarter net income rose to $50 million, or $4.37 a share, from $47 million, or
DU PONT NET INCOME UP CHEMICAL, SPECIALTY PRODUCTS ARE STRONG
Journal of Commerce Staff |
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. reported third quarter net income of $343 million, 25 percent higher t
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sheraton to Develop Tourist Hotel in ChinaThe Sheraton Corp. has signed a preliminary agreem
Maritime
NATIONAL DISTILLERS NET, SALES DOWN IN QUARTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Third quarter net income of National Distillers and Chemical Corp. was $8.1 million, equal to 27 cen
CALIF. VINTNERS OPTIMISTIC ON QUALITY
(Ap) |
California's 1986 wine grape harvest and crush were completed this week, weighing in at 2.7 million
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Seafirst Chief Reports Many Buy-out InquiriesSEATTLE, Wash. - The chairman of Seafirst Corp.
Maritime
US OPTIMISTIC ON FARM TRADE TALKS ON EXPORT ISSUES EXPECTED EARLY IN '87
Maureen Robb |
New markets for exporters and carriers of U.S. agricultural goods could open up within two years, a
Maritime
CONGRESS'S NUCLEAR SCORECARD MIXED
(Ap) |
The 99th Congress curbed the Energy Department's politically volatile nuclear waste dump program and
NY RENEWS THREAT TO TAKE OVER LILCO
(Ap) |
New York state renewed a warning to Long Island Lighting Co. that it must scuttle plans to open the
ALASKANS FACE END OF AN ERA OF OIL WEALTH
(Ap) |
Alaskans have been hanging their hopes for an economic rebound on an OPEC production pact, counting
Maritime
FUEL-LOADING BEGINS AT SEABROOK FACILITY
(Ap) |
After 10 years of construction and controversy, nuclear fuel has been loaded for the first time into
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS POOL BENEATH CALIF. REFINERIES
(Ap) |
Petroleum products have pooled beneath nearly all oil refineries in Los Angeles County, posing a pot
MAPCO WRAPPING UP DELIVERIES TO EGYPT
Tim Sansbury |
Mapco Coals Inc. is wrapping up deliveries on an expiring agreement with an Egyptian coking coal cus
GREEK LIGNITE FIND PUT AT 400 MILLION TONS
Victor Walker |
The Greek government announced a major new lignite discovery, with confirmed deposits put at 400 mil
BUG WORKERS REJECT CONTRACT
(Ap) |
Workers in a labor dispute at Brooklyn Union Gas Co. overwhelmingly rejected a contract offer from t
WEEKLY COAL EXPORTS
JOC Staff |
Week of August 17-August 23, 1986 This is a compilation of U.S. coal exports for the week. I
WHY TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING (EVEN OIL) IS BAD
Jerry Ackerman |
In Vermont and upstate New York, heating oil dealers are promising customers willing to sign a contr
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CNW Unit Will Haul 400,000 Tons of CoalCNW Corp. said its transportation subsidiary signed a
MERGER-MANIA AND THE FREQUENT FLYER
Christopher Lofting |
It seems these days that the airline business is infested with merger-mania. Western Airlines acquir
TRUCK COUNCIL BACKS DOT PROPOSAL
David M. Cawthorne |
Private truck representatives strongly endorsed a Department of Transportation proposal to get state
PLANE ACCIDENTS CLAIM SIX LIVES NATIONWIDE
(Ap) |
Two Navy jets collided over Alabama and another plunged into Chesapeake Bay, a plane hit trucks pav
SHIPPER SURVEY SCORED FEDERAL EXPRESS COMPETITORS DISPUTE FINDINGS
Tim Neale |
The third day of Transportation Department hearings for selecting a small airborne package carrier t
EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
Delta Reports Increase In Quarterly EarningsDelta Air Lines reported earnings of $53.0 milli
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Pratt & Whitney Engine Suits Commercial CraftEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - United Technologies Pr
LONG TRUCKS BANNED IN MID-NY ON WEEKDAYS
(Ap) |
The city Department of Transportation on Thursday banned trucks at least 33 feet long from midtown a
AIR CARGO INDUSTRY BOOMS IN AUSTRALIA
Vincent W. Stove |
Australia's international air cargo industry is booming. Air cargo liftings to and from Aust
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NY Proposes Change In Motor Vehicle RulesALBANY, N.Y. - The New York State Department of Mot
OVERLAND SCUTTLES SYSTEM EMPTY TRUCKS, EARNINGS DROP KILL RELAY OPERATION
Leo Abruzzese |
An unforeseen surge in empty truck miles and a subsequent drop in earnings scuttled Overland Express
WALLENIUS LAUNCHES NEW SERVICE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Wallenius Line commenced a roll-on roll-off transshipment service linking the U.S. and Canadian eas
Maritime
COLLAPSE OF RUBBER TALKS WON'T AFFECT WORLD PRICES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The collapse of talks in Geneva over a new International Natural Rubber Agreement should pose no im
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