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ARABS PREPARE FOR OIL BOOM SEEN FUELED BY ASIA DEMAND
Josh Martin |
Oil and gas producers continue to invest in production facilities in the Persian Gulf despite the cu
TRADE BENEFITS SEEN EMERGING FROM THE WYE RIVER ACCORD
Josh Martin |
Trade and investment in the Palestinian territories could receive a boost if the peace agreement sig
BUSINESS CLIMATE CHANGING IN IRAN, NO THAW IN US RELATIONS
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Signs of change in Iran's business climate are increasing, but no thaw in trade and investment ties
A WORK OF ART
Tom Baldwin |
It's just another day at the office for Ann Wadman, director of cargo marketing in the United States
EVA AIR TOUTS CARGO ROLE IN PROFIT
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Air forecasts that cargo will soon account for 50 percent of its total operating revenue, which is e
EU READY TO BLITZ THE HIGH-TECH INDUSTRY WITH A STORM OF DIRECTIVES
Global Products Standards - Amy Zuckerman |
In 1997, the European Commission - the bureaucratic arm of the European Union - publicized a plan to
MANUFACTURERS AGREE TO MONITOR WORKER ABUSE
Economic Intelligence Unit, Associated Press, Reuters and |
A handful of apparel manufacturers including Nike and Reebok have agreed with human rights groups on
AXA UNIT OPENS OFFICE IN LONDON
Journal Of Commerce Special |
Axa Global Risks, a subsidiary of the giant French insurer Axa, has opened offices in London to serv
INDIA POWER PLAN MET WITH SKEPTICISM
N. Vasuki Rao |
Power Minister P. Rangarajan Kumaramangalam unveiled a 12-year plan last week promising addition of
SHIPPERS SEE A SNUB IN SLATER'S CONFERENCE
Tim Sansbury |
A major conference organized by Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater to craft a vision for maritim
CHEMICAL PRICES
Compiled by Claire Jaekel, Journal of Commerce Chemical |
As of Nov 9, 1998Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from supp
TRADE FAIRS
JOC Staff |
NORTH AMERICAThe Americas Food & Beverage Show. Dec. 2-4. Miami. Contact: Gary Fountain, For
NEW HAVEN RESIDUAL FUELS
JOC Staff |
Nov. 9, 1998No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley 20.
AGRICULTURAL TRADE LEADS
Trade leads are supplied by: |
How to use:Trade leads are sent to the USDA from U.S. agricultural attaches, counselors and
GROWING US EXPORTS: RAILROAD PARTS
Global Trade Information, Columbia, S.C.; The Journal of |
Only graph.
COMMERCE OKS PORT OF NEW ORLEANS EXPANSION
JOC Staff |
The U.S. Department of Commerce has approved an application expanding Foreign Trade Zone 2 in New Or
GAINS IN ALL SECTORS PUSH JOC INDEX
Gregory S. Johnson |
All seven sectors in the Journal of Commerce Stock Index displayed strong gains last week as the ind
INDIA TO OFFER CROP INSURANCE SCHEME
JOC Staff |
The Indian government will offer a version of its crop insurance policy for farmers to replace the c
LLOYD'S OPENS ITS DOORS TO "CAPTIVES'
Adrian Leonard |
In an attempt to capture a greater share of the global insurance premium, Lloyd's of London plans to
MONTANA RAIL PROJECT SEEKS STB EXTENSION
Rip Watson |
Proponents of the Tongue River Railroad Co., who hope to build a new rail line in Montana to encoura
TURKS THREATEN FEES RISE IN BOSPHORUS STRAITS
JOC Staff |
Turkey may raise transit fees by 500 percent for tankers using its Bosphorus Straits if Western oil
KEPPEL SLASHING STAFF AND COSTS TO REMAIN AFLOAT
P.T. Bangsberg |
Singapore's maritime-based Keppel Corp. is slashing staff and costs and shedding a wide range of bus
CARGO WATCH: "K' LINE
PIERS database. |
Key movements in 20-foot ocean container unitsJul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. A
Maritime
YEN HEADING BACK TO 125 TO DOLLAR, AS JAPAN'S ECONOMY REFUSES TO STIR
Currency Forecast - Gordon Platt |
The Japanese yen has weakened significantly in the past week, and economists and analysts said it co
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX (GRAPH)
Journal of Commerce |
November 6: 959
Maritime
CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
The JOC calendar is a detailed listing of upcoming events in transportation andlogistics, r
EXPORTS HOLD UP, AS GROWTH SLOWS
Richard Barovick |
Construction equipment makers have been closely tracking the financial turmoil in Asia and elsewhere
CELADON ELECTED TO MEXICO TRUCKING GROUP
JOC Staff |
Celadon Trucking Services Inc. has been elected a member of Mexico's Canacar trucking association.
AMERICAN AIRLINES PLANS TO RETIRE 16 JETS IN '99
JOC Staff |
American Airlines said it plans to slow its growth in 1999 by retiring 10 aircraft earlier than plan
EUROPEAN UNION BEGINS TALKING ABOUT EXPANSION
Bruce Barnard |
The European Union's historic eastern enlargement will begin Tuesday as high-level negotiations with
BRAZIL COULD BECOME EXPORTER OF CRUDE
Peter Kami |
By the year 2005, Brazil could be producing 2.5 million barrels per day of crude, and change from a
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
Nov. 5, 1998U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.o
GASOLINE PRICES
JOC Staff |
Nov. 6, 1998RESELLER RACK Unleaded Mid- Premium-Unlea
BRAZIL PORT SHUT BY TRUCKERS' STRIKE
JOC Staff |
Paranagua, Brazil's largest grain and oilseeds port, was shut down Thursday by a truck drivers strik
Maritime
LAX SECURITY BLAMED FOR THIEF'S EASY SCORE
Chris Barnett |
A lone security guard watching a staging area for up to a dozen trucking companies a half mile from
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months.The Journal of Commerce
INVESTORS FORCE LLOYD'S MEETING OVER BY-LAWS
Adrian Leonard |
The Council of Lloyd's has conceded that it must call an extraordinary general meeting of its member
BROKERS DECRY CUSTOMS' EFFORT AT CORRECTING IMPORT DOCUMENTS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Importers in recent years have felt the full impact of Customs' push to foster compliance with trade
SPOT METALS PRICES
JOC Staff |
Commercial QuantityAluminum ingots_ $1,500-$1,600 per ton lo
INDUSTRI-MATEMATIK: RESULTS LAG FORECASTS
JOC Staff |
Industri-Matematik International Corp. said license revenue for its second fiscal quarter was better
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