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SPOT METALS PRICES
JOC Staff |
Commercial QuantityAluminum ingots_ $1,500-$1,600 per ton lo
SEAWAY GETS OFF TO STRONG START
Courtney Tower |
The early weeks of the 1998 shipping season on the St. Lawrence Seaway are strong in vessels and in
Maritime
AIR EXPRESS FIRMS FLOCK TOGETHER FOR TRADE GAINS
Charles W. Thurston |
The U.S. air express industry reinvented itself, at least in a diplomatic sense, for the summit meet
PLANNING AHEAD, DUBAI READIES EXPANSION OF FREIGHT TERMINAL
Bruce Barnard |
Dubai airport plans to build a $270 million freight terminal that will lift its annual cargo capacit
JAPAN SAYS RELATIONSHIP INTACT WITH INDONESIA
Naoko Aso |
Japanese Finance Minister Hikaru Matsunaga said Monday the government of Japan will continue its ''c
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
DAIMLER CONFIRMS TALKSWITH NISSAN ON TRUCKSFRANKFURT - Germany's industrial giant Daimler-Be
Maritime
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CROWLEY AMERICAN TRANSPORTKeith Philips was named general manager of Bahamas services. He wi
Maritime
AMTRAK BRINGS ROADRAILER BACK TO GRAND RAPIDS
Rip Watson |
The bimodal trailer known as the RoadRailer has come full circle from its first experimental use on
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ENVIROTAINERTherese Puetz was named managing director of this temperature-controlled contain
FLYING HIGH
William Armbruster |
The folks at Tampa Airlines have a lot to celebrate these days.The carrier, which will mark
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ANALYST SEES GROWTH INCATASTROPHE BOND ISSUESCHICAGO - The catastrophe bond market is poised
AIR PACT SIGNED
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
The Hong Kong government signed an air services agreement with the United Arab Emirates.Cath
SHIPPERS GIVE RAILS DEADLINE TO SHAPE UP
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Rail carriers have less than a year to earn the trust of shippers and prove that mergers can produce
US GULF PORTS TOLD: EXPECT MORE NARCOTICS PROBES \ CUSTOMS OFFICIAL CITES PRICE OF INCREASED TRADE
Kevin G. Hall |
As U.S. Gulf ports develop more trade with Mexico, they can expect tougher scrutiny for narcotics, t
Maritime
HEINEKEN TO PULL BRANDS
Associated Press |
Heineken NV said Monday it will stop selling its Amstel and Amstel 1870 brands in the United States,
Maritime
NEW HAVEN RESIDUAL FUELS
JOC Staff |
May 11, 1998No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley 25.
COURIERS EYE FAA RULES \ THE MEASURES SLOW OPERATIONS, BUT ARE SEEN AS NECESSARY
Michele Kayal |
New security regulations issued earlier this month by the Federal Aviation Administration are expect
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
PLANES50 PERCENT OF INSPECTED 737SSHOW SIGNS OF WEARWASHINGTON - One by one,
TRADELEADS
The following trade leads appear exclusively in print in The |
OFFERS TO BUY* UREA. 100,000 metric tons of urea. Please provide quotation c.i.f. Yangon, My
Maritime
BANGLADESH MUST PRIVATIZE BEFORE PORTS CAN GET LOANS
N. Vasuki Rao |
The Asian Development Bank is offering Bangladesh $43 million to upgrade its two main seaports - Chi
Maritime
CARGO WATCH: MIAMI \ KEY MOVEMENTS IN 20-FOOT OCEAN CONTAINER UNITS
PIERS database. |
Feb. March Apr May June July Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar.97 97 97 97
Maritime
KELLY GETS NOMINATION TO HEAD CUSTOMS \ SUPERCOP REPUTATION SHOULD HELP AGENCY LAY DOWN LAW ON DRUGS
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
Raymond Kelly, the former New York City police commissioner, has been nominated as the next head of
LATIN SEAFOOD PROCESSORS HOOK PROFITS WITH EQUIPMENT FROM US
Charles W. Thurston |
Whether they're vacuum-packed salmon fillets from Chile or whole red tilapia from Costa Rica, ris
PARALLEL MARKET \ FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES*
Currency Data & Intelligence Inc., New York. |
As of April 30, 1998Parallel Market Foreign Exchange Rates are based on unofficial, non-docu
QUOTA WATCH
International Development Systems Inc., Washington, D.C. |
CURRENT TEXTILE QUOTAS:Where the average recent utilization rate indicates full quota utiliz
Maritime
NEW YORK OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
New York Mercantile Exchange - May 8, 1998Prev. Life of Contr. Open Open High Low
IN BRIEF
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SIX US CARRIERSGET NOD TO SERVE FRANCESix U.S. airlines have won broad new rights to serve F
WORKER SLOWDOWN CLOGS TRAFFIC AT MADRAS \ THREE-DAY TURNAROUND NOW TAKES A WEEK
N. Vasuki Rao |
Congestion at the Port of Madras is expected to worsen as a slowdown by workers protesting the elimi
Maritime
SCANNING THE NET FOR CARGO
Kevin G. Hall |
For Klee Wilson, knowing where his freight is in Mexico as it heads to the border is, well, cyber-ca
SHIPPER SUCCESS TIED TO RELATIONSHIPS
Helen R. Macleod |
We're all going to get warm and fuzzy doing business in the future. That's right, the most important
ANALYSTS: GERMAN WAGE DEAL "BEARABLE'
Rainer Buergin |
The wage deal struck over the weekend granting 600,000 chemicals workers a maximum 3 percent pay ris
CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Telepost 98. May 14-15. Washington. International conference and exhibition on developing postal str
FRANCHISING A NEW MARKET FOR INSURERS \ RESOURCEFUL EMPLOYERS CAN CUT THEIR COVERAGE COSTS
Gene Linn |
The ample benefits of franchising extend to insurance costs. But the widely used business operation
SPOT METALS PRICES
JOC Staff |
Commercial QuantityAluminum ingots_ $1,500-$1,600 per ton lo
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SINGAPORE SHIP REGISTRYSETS ANOTHER RECORDSINGAPORE - The local register of ships reached a
Maritime
OWEN REPORT GOES TO SENATE, BUT NOT PUBLIC
William Roberts |
Preliminary results of an investigation into the outside business activities of Gus Owen, vice chair
4 SAILORS SACRIFICED TO SAVE SHIP IN FLASH FIRE
David Hearst |
The captain of an Australian navy fuel tanker was forced to abandon four crewmembers caught by a fla
Maritime
QUOTE TO NOTE
Sam Banks, Acting U.S. customs commissioner, Commenting on the |
'The handwriting is on the wall. (The U.S. Customs computer system) is 14 years old. We are scrambli
Maritime
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
May 8, 1998U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.o.
CANADA'S AIRPORTS ATTRACT FREIGHT TRUCKED FROM US \ AIR CARRIERS COULDN'T OTHERWISE FILL PLANES
Courtney Tower |
The trucks roll in night after night from the United States, bearing increasing amounts of freight t
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