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SAUDIS FACE POLICY DILEMMA
Sam Glasser |
Saudi Arabia is in a box. The oil price collapse has hurt badly, and hard currency reserves
CUMBERLAND FACES YEAR-LONG WAIT
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
It will be about a year before Cumberland Farms, the New England gasoline marketer, begins receiving
WEEKLY COAL EXPORTS
JOC Staff |
Week of August 24-August 30, 1986 This is a compilation of U.S. coal exports for the week. I
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thursday, October 30, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
AEI Reports TurnaroundDARIEN, Conn. - Air Express International reported third quarter net i
CANADA URGES US CUSTOMS CHANGES
Leo Abruzzese |
U.S. immigration and customs laws must be changed before the United States and Canada can consider f
JAPAN MOVES ON IMPORTS CORPORATIONS URGED TO BUY GOODS FROM ABROAD
A.E. Cullison |
Japan's point man on international trade has told his country's leading corporations to import more
Maritime
FIRMS IN FLAVORS VENTURE IGENE, BIOSOPH TO PRODUCE NATURAL PRODUCTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
IGENE Biotechnology Inc. formed a joint venture with Biosoph Laboratories SARL, Le Pecq, France, to
LINDA STERN'S ECONOMIC BEAT
Linda Stern |
YOU CAN PAY US NOW or you can pay us later. That's the message coming from the steel industry as th
UK PLAN TESTS ARGENTINA BRITAIN WANTS FISHING ZONE AROUND FALKLANDS
Jeremy Morgan |
Britain's decision to declare a fishing zone around the Falkland Islands posed a policy dilemma for
KNIGHT-RIDDER PLANS TO CUT BACK STAFFING
Journal of Commerce Special |
Knight- Ridder Inc. will reduce employment in its newspaper division over the next 14 months by att
RATE CUT IN JAPAN TOO LATE?
A.E. Cullison |
The long-anticipated fourth cut this year in Japan's official discount rate is unlikely to reverse t
POLICYHOLDERS OK UNION MUTUAL PLAN
Journal of Commerce Special |
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. said its plan of conversion was approved Thursday at a special meeti
CREDITORS, USL STILL TALKING
Mark Magnier |
McLean Industries, the parent of United States Lines, said USL continues to hold discussions with it
Maritime
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS Knight-Ridder Inc. will cut employment in its newspaper division by attrition a
Maritime
PUC SAYS SAN ONOFRE STOCKHOLDERS TO BEAR COSTS
(Ap) |
In a 3-2 vote, the state Public Utilities Commission has voted to cut $330 million from the amount S
TWA CONFIRMS LIEBMAN RESIGNATION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Trans World Airlines confirmed Thursday that Jesse Liebman, senior vice president, planning, has res
CHICAGO: MIDWEST'S COMMERCIAL CAPITAL
Christopher Lofting |
With 3 million visitors yearly attending 900 conventions or trade shows and more than 26,000 corpora
TAIWAN RESERVES HIT $40 BILLION
(Ap) |
Taiwan's foreign reserves hit a record US$40 billion, up from US$22.2 billion at the end of last yea
Maritime
TAIWAN RESERVES HIT $40 BILLION
(Ap) |
Taiwan's foreign reserves hit a record US$40 billion, up from US$22.2 billion at the end of last yea
Maritime
UK'S OCEAN FORECASTS PROFITS HIKE
Janet Porter |
Ocean Transport & Trading PLC, the British shipping and distribution group that is the target of a t
Maritime
SOCMA CRITICIZES PROPOSAL TO EXPAND WASTE TESTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
An Environmental Protection Agency proposal to expand the test procedure used to identify hazardous
OIL RISES TO $15 ON SAUDI REACTION
Kirby V. Freeman |
Crude oil prices strengthened to the $15 a barrel mark in late Thursday trading on the New York Merc
TWO KOREAS AT ODDS OVER DAM PROJECT
(Ap) |
South Korea urged North Korea Thursday to cancel a hydroelectric dam project which it claimed poses
SURVEY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR NJ ROAD TRUST FUND
(Ap) |
Most of the people polled in a recent survey are in favor of extending the state's Transportation Tr
INSIDE TALK FROM JAPAN
William Armbruster |
THE SNOW IS SPECIAL IN JAPAN: That's one of the reasons allegedly being offered by the quasi-governm
Maritime
AUSTRALIAN UNIT IN CANADIAN MINE
Journal of Commerce Special |
The local unit of an Australian resource company is buying a major stake in a Canadian gold firm, in
ASEAN TRADE GROUP SUPPORTED
(Ap) |
An Association of Southeast Asian Nations common market would bring about greater economic cooperat
Maritime
SEMINAR TARGETS PASSENGER SHIPPING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S.-flag passenger vessel operations, nearly dormant for many years, are staging a revival in the f
Maritime
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
National Association of Export Companies. Seminar on pre-shipment inspections followed by luncheon.
Maritime
MEXICAN CATTLE IMPORTS BY US TOP 1985 TOTALS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The United States imported more than 573,000 head of cattle from Mexico during the first eight month
AIR PRODUCTS STARTS SPECIALTY GAS PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Air Products and Chemicals Inc. is operating a new specialty/industrial gas facility near Raleigh, N
US FACTORY ORDERS EXPECTED TO RISE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
September U.S. factory orders are expected to rise sharply, by an average of 2.7 percent, from a 1.4
NY AND NJ AMONG LEADERS IN JOB GROWTH
(Ap) |
New York and New Jersey have between them added nearly 1.1 million jobs thus far this decade, diggin
FLA. FCOJ PRODUCTION EXPECTED TO INCREASE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Total output of frozen concentrated orange juice in Florida in 1986-87 is expected to exceed last se
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
INDONESIA BACKS NEW MINISTER SUBROTO EXPECTS MOVE TO CHANGE OPEC IMAGE
P.T. Bangsberg |
The abrupt dismissal of Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani as Saudi Arabia's oil minister will "change the ima
13 COMPANIES SEEK LICENSES AS OCEAN FREIGHT FORWARDERS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Thirteen concerns are seeking licenses to operate as independent ocean freight forwarders from the F
Maritime
PORTLAND REVISES LOSSES
Journal of Commerce Special |
The port of Portland's fiscal year, which ended June 30, was worse than previously announced, and th
Maritime
JAPANESE FIRMS URGED TO BUY MORE ABROAD
A.E. Cullison |
Japan's point man on international trade has told his country's leading corporations to import more
Maritime
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