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MARITIME BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
SHIP CAPTAIN PLEADS GUILTY TO INTOXICATIONNEW YORK - A ship captain who was arrested
Maritime
TOP TWO INDEPENDENT LINES SEEK ALLIANCE ZIM, PAN AMERICAN WOULD SHARE SHIPS
Michael Fabey |
The top two independent lines in the trade between the United States and the east coast of South Ame
2 FOUNDERING SHIPYARDS TEST EU RESOLVE ON SUBSIDIES
This article was written by Robert Koenig in Berlin, Bruce |
The future of Germany's largest shipbuilder, Bremer Vulkan Verbund AG, hung in the balance late Tues
US-CANADA LUMBER DEAL FLOUTS GLOBAL TRADE RULES BOTH SIDES OPT FOR RESTRICTIONS OVER WTO BATTLE
John Maggs |
The United States and Canada last week put aside their free-market rhetoric and reached an agreement
INTERNATIONAL BUNKER PRICES
Journal of Commerce Special |
The following fuel oil prices are for the week ending Feb. 14, 1996, as supplied by the bunker fuel
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
The Center for International Business Cycle Research at |
(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Feb. 24, '95 - Feb. 20, '96 (a graph) (2
FEDEX GETS GREEN LIGHT TO EXPAND IN FRANCE
Tara Patel |
Political hurdles blocking expansion in Paris by the U.S. courier giant Federal Express have been li
INTERMODEX TO SHOW NEW PRODUCTS, SERVICES IN THE FIELD UP TO 2,500 PEOPLE EXPECTED TO ATTEND
Rip Watson |
The initial Intermodex, the first intermodal convention of 1996, should draw to this international p
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1996 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
VACANCIES AT FED TO POSE MORE POLITICAL DIFFICULTIES
Tom Connors |
The process of finding candidates for two vacant seats with long terms on the Federal Reserve Board
Maritime
TRANSPORTATION STOCK INDEX
Nordby International Inc., Boulder, Colo. |
Percent Year ClosingChangeHigh/ Price From P/E 52-Week 52-WeekCompany Low 2/16/9
Maritime
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among
IMF DIRECTOR FLIES TO MOSCOW TO FINISH $9 BILLION LOAN TALKS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Michel Camdessus, the International Monetary Fund's managing director, flew to Moscow late Tuesday t
EQUIPMENT, AIR EXPRESS SECTORS PULL DOWN TRANSPORT INDEX
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sharp declines in air express and container equipment company stocks put downward pressure on The Jo
MARKET QUIET ON GREENSPAN'S "UNSURPRISING' ECONOMIC NEWS
From Wire Reports |
U.S. currency markets remained fairly quiet Tuesday even as U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan
MARKETERS OPTIMISTIC DESPITE WEAK ECONOMY, STRONG COMPETITION
Gregory S. Johnson |
Intermodal marketing companies believe they have a bright future despite a slowing economy and risin
INTERMODAL TRAILERS LOSE MOMENTUM ON THE RAILS
Rip Watson |
Every few years, the intermodal trailer comes under attack from some industry officials who invoke t
EQUIPMENT RULE CHANGE ANGERS TRUCKERS COMPANIES FEAR "NICKEL-AND-DIME' FEES FOR SHIPPERS
John Davies |
Local trucking companies are hot under the collar - again - about changes in interchange agreements
TOP US CONTAINER PORTS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Port Import / Export Reporting Service, New York; Mark Wauben |
Only table.
IF THEY BUILD IT, WHAT WILL COME? RAIL AND TRUCK INTERESTS UNSURE ABOUT IMPACT OF NEW SHIP CAPACITY
Bruce Vail |
As containership operators prepare to increase the amount of box capacity offered in the U.S. market
A COSTLY ENTERPRISE
Arthur Gottschalk |
They ply the world's shipping lanes like a vision from science fiction.Their hulls are huge;
PEOPLE - MARITIME
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CROWLEY AMERICAN TRANSPORT INC. (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Michael Hopkins was named vice president and
Maritime
FINAL ATTEMPT UNDER WAY TO REFLOAT SEA EMPRESS \ TANKER CONTINUES TO LEAK CRUDE
Janet Porter |
A final attempt to refloat the Sea Empress and avoid an environmental catastrophe in South Wales beg
Maritime
SHUSTER CALLS ACTIONS OK UNDER RULES OF CONGRESS
William L. Roberts |
Rep. Bud Shuster, seeking to turn aside questions concerning his relationship with a Washington lobb
INSURANCE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
S&P RAISES RATING FOR LEGION INSURANCENEW YORK - Standard & Poor's raised Legion Ins
SURVEY: STATE QUAKE INSURER NOT NEEDED IN CALIFORNIA
Peter M. Tirschwell |
Questioning the need for a proposed state-run earthquake insurance provider, a well-known consumer g
JUDGE ASSIGNED TO HEAR ROYAL SUIT VS. NEW JERSEY
Margo D. Beller |
Royal Insurance USA's federal lawsuit against the New Jersey Insurance Department moved ahead with t
SWISS REPORT FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT DROP
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Switzerland's full-time employment fell 1.4 percent from the previous year in 1995 to 2.58 million,
SEDGWICK'S NET INCREASES AS REVENUE DECLINES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sedgwick Group PLC announced Tuesday it had increased profit on a lower revenue for the year ended D
THE JURY IS STILL OUT ON HOW BIG IS BIG
Journal of Commerce Staff |
LNG ships are big and getting bigger, but their ultimate capacity has yet to be determined.
CONGRESS TO KEEP TRUCK WEIGHT ISSUE IN "NEUTRAL' THIS YEAR
Stephanie Nall |
The always high-octane issue of truck size and weights is expected to get a year off and stay out of
FIRMS TRY TO PUT HIGH-TECH SPIN ON FREIGHT TRANSFER TERMINALS
Larry Starkey |
Just two years after Union Pacific's sophisticated intermodal freight transfer yard opened on almost
THE BUDGET GLASS LOOKS HALF EMPTY FOR ISTEA
William L. Roberts |
For highway legislation, "Ice tea" is a pretty cool name, though it might be a more welcome sight in
JOINT TERMINALS MAY BE CONCEPT WHOSE TIME HAS COME
Rip Watson |
After years of waiting, railroads may finally develop joint intermodal terminals that will give them
RATES STAY ON TRACK DESPITE TRUCKLOAD PRICING PRESSURE
Dan Lang |
The downward pressure on truckload rates last year apparently stopped at the railhead. Soft
IANA HEAD: INDUSTRY NEEDS MORE "INTER' ACTION
Rip Watson |
To hear Intermodal Association of North America President John McQuaid tell it, the transportation i
DREDGING KEY ISSUE AS BOXSHIPS GET BIGGER
Bruce Vail |
The new generation of giant containerships poses only one huge issue for U.S. ports and terminal ope
INTERNET HELPS MAKE EDI CHEAPER, LESS RIGID, AND MORE WIDELY USED
Peter Neibert |
Intermodal carriers have been unable to reap the full benefits of electronic data interchange, becau
THE RETURN OF RISING TRAFFIC
Rip Watson |
A thaw in the generally frigid intermodal picture is giving some industry players reason to hope tha
THE THRILL IS GONE IN RAIL-TRUCK MARRIAGE
Chris Isidore |
In 1994, truckers were wooing railroads to carry more of their freight. But in 1995, it seem
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