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CME DISAPPOINTED IN POLL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange is "disappointed" in results from the National Cattlemen's Associati
TEXAS INTERNATIONAL TO SELL PROPERTIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Texas International Co. said it will offer to sell almost all of its domestic oil and gas properties
BOSTON CHANNEL REMAINS CLOSED TANKERS WAIT TO ENTER HARBOR'S MAIN OIL ARTERY
Sam Glasser |
The main shipping channel into Boston harbor for petroleum products remainedclosed Thursday,
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Soft Market Keeps AspirinDepressedThe market for acetylsalicylic acid, or aspirin, i
OCEAN TRANSPORT REJECTS NEW BID
Journal of Commerce Staff |
IEP (UK), the investment group headed by New Zealander Ron Brierley, has raised its bid for the U.K.
Maritime
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Brown Transport Offers 1.6 Million New SharesBrown Transport Co., a holding company for one
SWEDEN WEIGHS PROJECT USING NORWEGIAN GAS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Gas from Norway's Haltenbanken offshore area could be used in the future to generate half of Sweden'
FOSSIL-FUELED POWER UNITS IMPROVED PERFORMANCE IN '85
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The performance of large fossil-fueled electric generating plants continued to improve in 1985, acco
EASTERN UNIONS MAP TAKEOVER PLAN
(Ap) |
Three Eastern Airlines labor unions say they have agreed to fund an employee stock ownership plan an
JAPAN WARNED ON TRADE PROTECTIONIST THREAT FROM DEMOCRATS REAL
A.E. Cullison |
A U.S. official has warned Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone that Japan faces a real threat
Maritime
GAUGHAN HITS BARS TO US SHIPPING
P.T. Bangsberg |
John Gaughan, U.S. maritime administrator, delivered a blistering attack on protectionism and other
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
from wire and staff reports |
ILA, Boston Agree BOSTON - The Boston Shipping Association reached tentative contract terms
Maritime
USSR BIDS TO BUILD ARGENTINE FERTILIZER PLANT
Jeremy Morgan |
The Soviet Union is bidding to break into Argentina's downstream fertilizer sector, even as attentio
AMSTAR SUGAR PACT ENDS REFINERY STRIKE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The strike at the Amstar sugar refinery in Brooklyn ended Thursday as a result of the contract agree
Maritime
SMALL CONN. TOWN CAMPAIGNS TO 'FIGHT THE PIPE'
Philip Lentz |
A fierce anger is rising in this tiny, picture-postcard New England town. You can see it in
CANADIAN WHEAT MARKET SEEN UNLIKELY TO DECLINE
JOC Staff |
Canada is not in any danger of losing its share of the world wheat market despite a report by the U.
OIL TERMINAL SPACE TIGHT
Nailene Chou Wiest |
Lower oil prices this summer and sustained high refinery output have put high demand on oil terminal
SOVIET PIZZA LOVERS LOOK TO PEPSICO
Albert Axebank |
Soviet citizens would like thousands of pizza parlors, not just the 100 or more Pizza Huts Pepsico i
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Foam Aids ExplorationOf TitanicBuoyancy materials developed by W.R. Grace & Co. assi
NTT FINDS US FIRMS WILLING TO MEET JAPANESE STANDARDS
(Ap) |
U.S. firms, which in the past insisted Japan buy their telecommunications products as is, now are w
Maritime
CHINA LOOKS TO SMALL CITIES
Jasper Becker |
China will spend 45 billion yuan (US$12 billion) on urban development during the rest of this decade
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Staff |
The Panamanian chemical tanker Emir Man, 13,290 gross tons, is still on fire, Lloyd's said.
Maritime
INDICTMENT CONTINUES ILA TREND
Joseph Bonney |
The racketeering indictment of Donald Carson, general organizer of the International Longshoremen's
Maritime
SCOTTISH YARD TO LENGTHEN ACL SHIP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The contract to lengthen the fifth Atlantic Container Line ship, Atlantic Conveyor, was placed by Cu
Maritime
JAPAN WARNED ON SURPLUS THREAT OF PROTECTIONISM FROM DEMOCRATS REAL
A.E. Cullison |
A U.S. official has warned Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone that Japan faces a real threat
Maritime
FARM RESEARCH GROUP PROVIDES FOOD TO NEEDY
(Ap) |
A loose-knit international research organization is providing the world with sufficient food to feed
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
International Cargo Handling Coordination Association, U.S. National Committee. Luncheon. Nov. 12 at
Maritime
HOTEL STAYS CAN BE REWARDING
Christopher Lofting |
Inter-Continental Hotels claims it invented the concept of the frequent stay program back in 1984.
AMERICAN EAGLE GOLD COINS IN STRONG DEMAND - FOR NOW
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
High premiums are being charged - and paid - for American Eagles, the newly introduced U.S. gold bul
FIAT WINS ALFA ROMEO FORD MOTOR CO. IS LOSER IN TAKEOVER BATTLE
(Ap) |
Finmeccanica, the Italian state-controlled holding company, announced it has accepted Fiat's takeove
WAH KWONG RESCUE GAINS MORE BACKING BANK OF BOSTON HOLDOUT POSES THREAT
P.T. Bangsberg |
Four more creditors put their names to the restructuring plan for Wah Kwong Shipping & Investment Co
EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
Sales Net Income Per Share CompanyPeriod Latest Prior Latest Prio
TRACT IN SUMATRA IS COMMERCIAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Veronex Resources Ltd. received an official certificate of commerciality from Pertamina, the Indones
COAL MARKETS NY GROUP ACQUIRES IMC CARBON
Tim Sansbury |
IMC Carbon Products Inc., Mundelein, Ill., shipped 38,481 metric tons of petroleum coke to Belgium d
CONCORDE CHARTERS BOOMING
Maureen Robb |
Charter flights mean big business these days for the supersonic Concorde. The plane is in de
Maritime
IRONICS OPENS INDIA'S COMPUTER AGE
(Ap) |
Executives from an Ithaca-based computer manufacturer, Ironics Inc., are in Bombay, India, this week
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Rice Production Fell In South Korea in '86SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's rice production
MOST NCA MEMBERS BACK BAN ON CATTLE TRADING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Sixty-nine percent of the members of the National Cattlemen's Association, who responded to a recent
GREEK EXPORTS THREATENED YUGOSLAVIA REJECTS TRUCK LICENSES AFTER DISPUTE
Victor Walker |
A Greek state-owned bank has financed a new truck ferry service to Italy in an attempt to avoid an a
Maritime
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