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EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
Sales Net Income Per Share Company Period Latest Prior Latest Prior Latest
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thursday, October 16, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
BUSINESSMEN ATTACK VANCOUVER PORT BODY
Journal of Commerce Special |
A powerful businessmen's organization which helped form the Vancouver Port Corp. is now attacking it
Maritime
SEATTLE FORECASTS GROWTH IN 1987 BELT-TIGHTENING TO CONTINUE FOR PORT TO BE COMPETITIVE
Gloria Joseph |
Forecasted growth in containers moving through Seattle may be just enough positive news to help reli
Maritime
GRACE PLANS PILOT FACILITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
W.R. Grace & Co. announced that it will construct a market development pilot plant at its research h
SOVIETS LOSE RIGHTS TO FISH IN KIRIBATI
(Ap) |
A newspaper reported Kiribati, the first South Pacific nation to grant fishing rights to the Soviet
Maritime
ASIAN PACIFIC CENTER TO EXPAND
Maureen Robb |
The Center for Asian Pacific Affairs plans to expand its activities in the Pacific Basin. Th
Maritime
COOPERATION IS URGED FOR ASIAN DEVELOPMENT
(Ap) |
Hahn Bong-Soo, president of the South Korean Trade Promotion Corp., criticized the protectionist att
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Malaysia Trade Surplus Up 13.6 percent Through JulyKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia recorde
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Malaysia Trade Surplus Up 13.6 percent Through JulyKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia recorde
Maritime
CHINESE DEFECTOR FILES LIBEL SUIT
(Ap) |
An unusual libel suit filed by a defector from China against the Chinese Communist Party has caught
Maritime
SINGAPORE PUSHES JAPAN ON TRADE
(Ap) |
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew asked Japan for affirmative action" to increase opportunities
Maritime
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mart Seen SupportingPrice HikesDespite a sluggish economy, Pace Consultants Inc. pre
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Southern California Site of 17 Near-MissesThere have been 17 near-collisions over Southern C
Maritime
NEW UN PANEL IS HOOKED ON GROWTH OF TRADE IN FISH
(Ap) |
a new U.N. panel, in a report issued this week, called for full but well- managed exploitation of al
Maritime
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Taba Meetings Set GENEVA - Meetings of an arbitration panel to settle the Egypt-Israel terri
Maritime
AUSTRALIANS MULL FARM TRADE ISSUE LITTLE IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED DESPITE PROGRESS AT TALKS
Vincent W. Stove |
Australian agricultural officials do not expect any improvement in the international trading of farm
Maritime
TRADE PANEL PLAN STUDIED COMMISSION WOULD TARGET CANADIAN-US ISSUES
Leo Ryan |
Canadian business groups are studying with interest the proposed creation of a joint Canada-U.S. int
Maritime
SOVIETS GIVE ARGENTINA A PLEDGE ON GRAIN
(Ap) |
Argentine President Raul Alfonsin said his Kremlin talks this week have yielded a Soviet promise to
20,000 JOBS AT RISK IN PROJECTED MERGER
(Ap) |
The International Metalworkers Federation said the projected merger between the French telecommunica
Maritime
FDIC CHIEF OPTIMISTIC ON LOANS
Leah R. Young |
Problem Latin American and African loans owed U.S. banks will not remain uncollectable, the chairman
HONG KONG REPLIES TO US WASHINGTON'S CALL FOR REVALUATION IS CRITICIZED
P.T. Bangsberg |
A senior economic official lashed out at high-level U.S. suggestions that Hong Kong should revalue i
NIGERIA DISCLOSES RESCHEDULING DEAL
(Ap) |
Chu Okongwu, Nigerian finance minister, announced Wednesday that Nigeria had made an agreement to re
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWSThere will be big changes in the semiconductor business in the next five years.
Maritime
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Home Loan Bank of NYTaps ShermanThe Federal Home Loan Bank of New York named Eugene
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWSThere will be big changes in the semiconductor business in the next five years.
LINDA STERN'S ECONOMIC BEAT
Linda Stern |
NOT ONE MORE CUP OF SUGAR can Americans borrow, the way some people see the economy. According to th
BUSINESS SALES ROSE 0.4 PERCENT IN AUGUST
(Ap) |
Business sales climbed 0.4 percent in August as business inventories remained essentially unchanged,
DRUG STOCKS SHINE IN ERRATIC SESSION
RIPLEY WATSON, Jr. |
Chemical and pharmaceutical stocks, as well as those of public utilities, were in the spotlight Thur
ADVERSITY THREATENS SEMICONDUCTOR FIRMS
Los Angeles Times |
Depend on it, there will be big changes in the semiconductor business in the next five years.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION EDGES UP SLIGHT 0.1 PERCENT
(Ap) |
Production at the nation's factories, mines and utilities edged up a tiny 0.1 percent last month, co
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Dravo May Sell 3 Units PITTSBURGH - Dravo Corp. said it is exploring possible sale of three
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Prince Rupert Port Corp. A forum called a Trade Enhancement Conference will be held Oct. 16-17 at Pr
Maritime
ARBITRATORS URGED TO RETHINK ROLE
Don O'shea |
Maritime arbitrators attending the monthly meeting of the Society of Maritime Arbitrators here were
Maritime
WEEKLY COAL EXPORTS
JOC Staff |
Week of August 10-August 16, 1986 This is a compilation of U.S. coal exports for the week. I
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ICG Will Supply Coal To China Power StationVANCOUVER, British Columbia - International Geosy
GREEK TUG FIRMS FORM CONSORTIUM
Victor Walker |
Six of the largest Greek tug firms have formed a consortium that they anticipate will control 95 per
Maritime
AIR MERGER WOES VIEWED AS ISOLATED
Tim Neale |
Consumers should not worry that the recent rash of mergers and acquisitions in the airline industry
GOTAAS-LARSEN NET EARNINGS ON INCREASE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corp. reported net earnings of $8.5 million, or 62 cents a share for the thir
Maritime
ILA LEADERSHIP CALLED INSENSITIVE
Mark Magnier |
The leadership of the International Longshoremen's Association is insensitive to the plight of the m
Maritime
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