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TEXAS GAS (UK) PLANS TAKEOVER AS 1ST STEP, ACQUIRES 76.8 PERCENT SHARE IN INDUSTRIAL SCOTLAND ENERGY
Simon Cameron-Moore |
Texas Gas Exploration (U.K.) Corp. paid out 15.7 million (US$23.4 million) for 76.8 percent of Indu
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR ACID RAIN BILL?
(Ap) |
Environmentalists, thwarted by Republican delaying tactics, say time is running out on their effort
MAINE PUC CHAIRMAN DEFIES LABEL
Journal of Commerce Special |
Peter Bradford, chairman of the Maine Public Utility Commission, whom Gov. Mario M. Cuomo is expecte
OIL PRICES MOVE HIGHER ON NW EUROPEAN MART
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Oil prices crept higher throughout last week on the northwest European market in response to Iraq's
STATE COMMISSIONS EYE UTILITY PROFIT MARGINS
Andrew Cassel |
The steady drop in the cost of money soon may translate into dropping utility bills for customers in
GAS SUPPLIES SEEN AMPLE
Brian Lewis |
Natural gas supplies will be able to meet future U.S. requirements, George H. Lawrence, president of
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Companies Increase Postings for WTIAmoco Oil Co. raised its posted buying price for West Tex
MEXICO CITY TAXI FARES SOAR WITH FUEL PRICES
(Ap) |
Taxi fares rose 45 percent in Mexico City in the first ripple from the recent increase of up to 48 p
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL LOANS
Wire and Staff Reports |
UNITED STATES THAILAND - $10 million from the U.S. government's Export-Import Bank for Bangk
Maritime
ONTARIO WEIGHS MALL INCENTIVES
(Ap) |
In what could prove a blow to those hoping to attract a mall and amusement park to Niagara Falls, N.
Maritime
HUNGARY LOSING RICH-KID STATUS
(Ap) |
Economic problems piling up over the years have begun to cloud Hungary's image as the consumer parad
Maritime
SOVIETS, CUBANS DIVIDED ON DEBT
(Ap) |
A former Cuban official says Havana and Moscow disagree strongly over how to deal with the Caribbean
Maritime
DANES SEE 1ST SURPLUS IN 12 YEARS
(Ap) |
A finance bill proposal for 1987 presented by the government forecast the first Danish state budget
Maritime
BRAZIL TRADE SURPLUS CUT
James Bruce |
Brazil recorded a July trade surplus of $1,013 million, its lowest since February as agricultural an
Maritime
US URGED TO GIVE MORE AID TO S. PACIFIC ISLAND NATIONS
(Ap) |
The United States is helping the Soviets gain influence in the South Pacific by giving insignificant
Maritime
'MADE IN U.S.A.' LOGO BOOSTS CATALOG SALES 10 PERCENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Catalog sales increased 10 percent when advertised items carried a "Made in U.S.A." logo, compared w
Maritime
JAPAN URGED TO REVAMP
A.E. Cullison |
Japan should overhaul its economic structure to put it more in tune with the global economy, a gover
Maritime
HOLIDAY SLOWS TRADING, SO DOLLAR INCHES UP
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar inched higher Friday in trading that was extremely lightbecause much of Euro
WHOLESALE PRICES SLIDE
(Ap) |
Japanese wholesale prices dropped 10.7 percent in July from a year before, reflecting cheaper import
Maritime
HOT LINE LINKS AIR CONTROLLERS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A direct 24-hour telephone hot line connecting civil air traffic controllers in Anchorage, Alaska, T
Maritime
OIL RISE BULLISH FOR STOCKS
Gordon Platt |
Rising oil prices and prospects for lower interest rates could provide the proper environment for th
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Friday, August 15,1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanadaU.K.G
WEEK AHEAD
Wire and Staff Reports |
Congress Begins Recess WASHINGTON - Official government business in the nation's capital is
PROSPECTS REMAIN GLOOMY FOR SOYBEAN PRODUCERS
(Ap) |
For month after month the Agriculture Department has published figures showing gloomy prospects for
IMF: PERU INELIGIBLE FOR LOANS AGENCY CITES FAILURE TO SETTLE ARREARAGE AS REASON FOR CUTOFF
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The International Monetary Fund formally declared Peru ineligible for further IMF loans until Peru s
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
FINANCIALThe credit markets expect another Federal Reserve discount rate cut in September, b
SEA-LAND POSTED $49 MILLION LOSS IN 2ND QUARTER
Mark Magnier |
Sea-Land Corp. had a loss of about $49 million in the second quarter of 1986, compared with net inco
ILA TALKS BREAK OFF, WILL RESUME TODAY
Alan F. Schoedel |
Contract talks between the New York and Boston shipping associations and the International Longshore
FOREIGN TRUCK MAKERS ADVANCE IN US MARKET
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Volvo GM Heavy Truck Corp., the new joint venture of General Motors Corp. and VolvoTruck Corp. of Sw
LITIGATION AGAINST CLERGY BOOSTS NEED FOR INSURANCE
James Nolan |
A volunteer church bookkeeper confessed to a priest that she had embezzled $28,000 from the church.
DISCOUNT RATE CUT LIKELY NEXT MONTH
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
Credit market analysts are growing more and more certain that the Federal Reserve Board will cut the
CANADA FORESEES RECORD GRAIN HARVEST
Journal of Commerce Special |
Crop analysts are predicting a record western Canadian grain harvest this fall. It will occu
HOUSTON DEAL RAISES QUESTIONS
Gary Taylor |
Port officials began totaling costs of their wildcat-caging subcontractafter completion of the work.
Maritime
INSURERS DEBATE GULF RATES
Simon Cameron-Moore |
Negotiations among the marine underwriters of Lloyd's of London to agree on war-risk premiums for ve
Maritime
COURT ASKED TO DISMISS CHALLENGE BY NMU
Robert F. Morison |
The Justice Department asked U.S. District Court here to dismiss a challenge by the National Maritim
Maritime
EARNINGS DECLINE AT ROYAL NEDLLOYD
Simon Cameron-Moore |
The Royal Nedlloyd Group reported earnings of 21.7 million guilders ($6.3 million) for the first six
Maritime
SUIT SEEKS TO BLOCK MERGER OF MM&P PLANS
Chris Dupin |
A group of 10 active and retired members of the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pil
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Lumber Output Rises As Orders DeclinePORTLAND, Ore. - Lumber production increased, but order
Maritime
'FANTASTIC' AMERICAN IDEA
Bill Mongelluzzo |
All-water shipping services from Asia to the U.S. East Coast will find it increasingly difficult to
Maritime
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