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US INVESTORS OUTLINE PLANS TO EXPAND MEXICAN OPERATIONS
Mary Sutter |
Textiles manufacturer Guilford Mills will spend $100 million to build an integrated textiles plant i
Maritime
SHIP FIXTURE BREAKDOWN
Ship fixtures are a product of Bridge News, (formerly |
GLOSSARYAR: American Tanker Rate Schedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Sched
Maritime
NEWFOUNDLAND AND QUEBEC SIGN POWER ACCORD
Courtney Tower |
The Canadian provinces of Quebec and Newfoundland have signed an $8.4 billion pact to develop a 3,50
CHINA EXPECTED TO OPEN DOOR TO MORE FOREIGN INSURERS \ BEIJING EAGER FOR WTO MEMBERSHIP
Gene Linn |
A select number of foreign insurers eyeing the potentially vast Chinese insurance market may get goo
JAPAN PORT DENIES ENTRY TO NUCLEAR WASTE SHIP
Midoriko Morita |
A British ship carrying plutonium and hazardous nuclear waste from France to Japan was forced to lay
Maritime
GERMAN RAIL FREIGHT UNIT RETURNING TO PROFITABILITY \ SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS PUT ON FAST TRACK
Robert Koenig |
After years as a money-losing problem child, the freight division of Germany's national rail system,
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
The headline on the story about the Congressional Accountability Project, which appeared on Page 10A
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1102 (March 10, 1998) Previous day - 1105The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in
DAILY PETROLEUM PRICES
JOC Staff |
Tuesday March 10, 1998Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
March 10, 1998Baltic International Freight Futures Market Prev.Close High Lo
BALTIC HANDY INDEX
JOC Staff |
861 (March 10, 1998) Previous day - 844The Baltic Exchange in London on Tuesdays and Thursda
TRANSPORTATION CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
MARCHNew England Railroad Club. March 12. Boston. Pete Carpenter, president, CSX Transportat
Maritime
PRODUCERS IN US SEE SLIGHT RISE IN IMPORTS \ HYUNDAI LEADS AMONG KOREAN MANUFACTURERS
Don Amerman |
U.S. automakers are bracing for an increase in auto imports from Japan and South Korea because of th
TRELLIX CAN CREATE THE DOCUMENT, AND MAP IT OUT AT THE SAME TIME
Michael Berman |
Creating documents for the World Wide Web can be a tedious task, especially if you're using a word p
GLOBAL AUTO DEMAND KEEPS CARRIERS BUSY \ MANUFACTURERS FACE SHORTAGE OF CAPACITY
Tom Baldwin |
In the timeless villages of the Upper Nile, a pattern so familiar throughout the Third World repeats
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES CATCHING THE BUS \ BLUE BIRD FINDS HAPPINESS IN GROWTH OF PRODUCT OVERSEAS
Don Amerman |
U.S.-made school buses are turning up in some pretty unlikely places around the developing world.
PROFITABLE SUPPLY CHAIN
Josh Martin |
When Alphagraphics Inc. celebrated the opening of a printing franchise in Guatemala earlier this yea
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
LITTLE FOXES
Reuters |
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SEEKING REDRESS IN COURT OVER DUTIES CAN BE A PIECE OF CAKE _ SOMETIMES
Neville, Peterson & Williams |
Have you ever looked at those cryptic ''Abstracted Classification Decisions'' and ''Abstracted Valua
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
THE ADAGE STILL APPLIES: LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION \ SKILLED LABOR, EQUIPMENT ALSO IMPORTANT
Lisa A. Shenkle |
Ask port marketers why they've been successful in attracting roll-on, roll-off cargo and they'll tal
WORLD BRIEFS
Economist Intelligence Unit; Reuters; Associated Press, Bridge |
MIDDLE EASTREGIONALOne of the major factors hindering regional integration plans in
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
DOCKWORKERS WALK OUT AT AUSTRALIAN TERMINAL
Bridge News |
About 330 workers at stevedoring company Patrick's port Botany container terminal here will strike f
Maritime
LOGISTICS BATTLE HEATING UP IN ASIA-PACIFIC REGION
P.T. Bangsberg |
If business is a constant war, logistics - getting something from here to there as fast as possible
STANDARDS, TESTING ADVANCE BETWEEN US AND EUROPEAN TRADING PARTNERS
Amy Zuckerman |
Despite concerns that U.S. influence is being radically challenged in this arena (see column of Marc
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
FROM THE UNITED STATES / CANADAMEXICO. March 9-13. The United States-Mexico Chamber of Comme
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
MASSPORT CONSIDERS DROPPING BOX BUSINESS IF DOCKERS STRIKE
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Angered by the threat of a dockworkers' strike, Massachusetts Port Authority officials are consideri
Maritime
P&O, STENA BEGIN MERGED CHANNEL ROUTE
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co. and Stena Line began joint operations of their cros
Maritime
US FIRM READIES GUATEMALA RAIL LINE
Kevin G. Hall |
Railroad Development Corp., the U.S. railroad company that won a 50-year operating concession for Gu
UP AIMS TO FIX SERVICE WOES IN 30 DAYS
Rip Watson |
Shippers and carriers will sit down Friday in the latest effort to find a lasting solution to the co
BRIEFS
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PLANESUNITED AIRLINES FINDSFRIENDLY JAPANESE SKIESWASHINGTON - United Airlin
LUCENT JOINS AEI TO OPEN ASIAN CENTER \ SINGAPORE'S WISH TO BE LOGISTICS HUB GETS LEGS
P.T. Bangsberg |
Two U.S. heavyweights in telecommunications and transport are teaming up to bolster Singapore's visi
BRIEFS
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VIRGIN RAIL SELECTSBOMBARDIER FOR TRAINSNEW YORK - Virgin Rail Group of Britain picked Bomba
THE MERGER COST NO ONE TALKS ABOUT: COMBINING WORKERS COMP PROGRAMS
Gene Linn |
The trend toward mergers and acquisitions can create lean and mean companies, but often causes heada
ART GLASS ADORNS SYNDEY OPERA HOUSE
Columbus Line |
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Maritime
PANAMA'S EL NINO DROUGHT COULD MEAN HIGHER GRAIN PRICES
Tom Baldwin |
Drought conditions in Panama resulting from El Nino could lead to higher prices for grain shipped th
Maritime
SHIP FIXTURE BREAKDOWN
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GLOSSARYAR: American Tanker Rate Schedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Sched
Maritime
BRIEFS
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XTRA SUBSIDIARYOPENS DUBAI OFFICESAN FRANCISCO - The Dubai branch of XTRA International Ltd.
Maritime
CARGO WATCH: HAMPTON ROADS \ KEY MOVEMENTS IN 20-FOOT OCEAN CONTAINER UNITS
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FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
March 9, 1998Baltic International Freight Futures Market Prev.Close High Low
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1105 (March 9, 1998) Previous day - 1102The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L
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