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WHAT MAKES A COMPANY AN AIR BRIDGE CANDIDATE?
AirCommerce Special |
What makes a company a strong candidate for an air bridge? Consider the following: * The use
HIGH-FLYING TAXICABS
Russ Banham |
Shippers are taking advantage of the unique benefits of a relatively new concept to bridge a gap in
CLOTHING FIRM A MODEL FOR INNOVATIVE TRANSPORT
Russ Banham |
When it comes to innovative methods of transporting its garments, The Limited has unlimited daring a
PHILIPPINE OPERATOR WANTS TO RUN MEXICAN PORT
P.T. Bangsberg |
The dominant containerport operator here is aiming at further expansion into Latin America as well a
Maritime
THAILAND'S LAEM CHABANG EXPECTS A JUMP IN VOLUME
P.T. Bangsberg |
Thailand's newest deep-sea port thinks it will see volume expand by a third this year, despite the c
Maritime
MEXICO'S LARGEST TRUCKERS ROLL INTO MO. FOR CONFERENCE MEETING TO FOCUS ON INDUSTRY NEEDS
Kevin G. Hall |
More than 60 of Mexico's largest trucking companies are in Joplin, Mo., today, brought together by C
CIRCLE TO GAIN CUSTOMERS, EXPERTISE IN PORTER BUY
Peter M. Tirschwell |
Circle International Inc., in a move that will expand its presence at the U.S.-Mexico border near Sa
PUTTING SOME MORE ZIP INTO IT
Peter M. Tirschwell |
More than a year into a system of awarding mail to airlines on the basis of merit, the U.S. Postal S
DOLLAR TO TRADE ON TECHNICAL FACTORS IN BEARISH MARKET, ANALYSTS SAY
Milan Ruzicka |
The U.S. dollar is expected to trade largely on technical factors, rather than fundamental economics
MEXICO'S WEAK PESO MAKING ITSELF FELT IN AIR CARGO
_ Maria Carlino |
Since the Dec. 20 peso devaluation sent Mexico into economic crisis, air cargo companies shipping go
SUPPLY WOES PLAGUE CHINA'S TOP FOREIGN MONEY CROP
P.T. Bangsberg |
China, which alternates with the United States as the world's largest cotton producer, is casting wo
INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
REGIONAL BLOCS Joint Ventures in China. June 26-27. Dayton, Ohio. Contact: Pauline Y
Maritime
YEN FOR NATURAL FIBERS BOOSTS COTTON TEXTILES
Paula L. Green |
A thirst for natural fibers and casual clothing has put cotton textile and apparel products on a rol
Maritime
AT&T ASKS GERMANY TO CLARIFY NEW TELECOMMUNICATIONS LAW
Reuters |
AT&T Corp., the world's largest communications company, called last week for Germany to clarify the
Maritime
MAJOR GAINS AND DECLINES IN CARLOADINGS THREE WEEKS ENDED JUNE 17, 1995, VS. SIMILAR 1994 PERIOD
Adapted from Weekly Railroad Traffic, Association of American |
Cars Cars Loaded LoadedChange Railroad Category 19
CATASTROPHIC OPTION CALL SPREADS
Chicago Board of Trade |
For quotes on National, Midwestern or other markets, call the CBT trading floor during trading hours
IN SINKING'S WAKE, INSURERS COUNT THE COSTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
With no survivors found and hopes fading after the sinking of the bulker Mineral Dampier, which coll
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
2001 (June 23, 1995) Previous day - 1999 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in
Maritime
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
June 23, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low
Maritime
SHIP FIXTURE BREAKDOWN
Ship fixtures are a product of Knight-Ridder Financial, TNT, |
GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule
Maritime
FAST, SURE DELIVERY PARES HIGH-TECH INVENTORIES
Russ Banham |
Full-speed ahead in the delivery of its products and components defines customer satisfaction for co
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
Information Supplied by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce |
Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<
Maritime
BOEING PULLS SHEET OFF 767 FOR WORKERS
JOC Staff |
Boeing recently rolled out its new 767 freighter, whose launch customer is UPS, for over 1,000 Boein
PILOTS REMINISCE, CELEBRATE A CENTURY OF MAIL SERVICE ON ROGUE RIVER
Associated Press |
Lex Fromm and Dennis "Mutt" Wade can spin stories for hours about their years of piloting mail boats
Maritime
STOWAWAYS ON THE RISE AS WARS, POVERTY INCREASE
Clelia Oziel |
Three men found hidden among the cargo containers of a ship sailing to the Far East told the captain
Maritime
COUNCIL SLAMS EFFORT TO REDEFINE "TARIFF'
Gregory S. Johnson |
The Transportation Claims and Prevention Council is blasting the National Motor Freight Traffic Asso
INTERNATIONAL REEFER ASSOCIATION HOLDING ITS 1ST CONFERENCE
Maria Carlino |
The International Refrigerated Transportation Association, formed last November to address issues an
URUGUAY, ARGENTINA PLAN TO RE-ENTER US MEAT MARKET
Montieth Illingworth |
With both Uruguay and Argentina expected to begin exporting fresh and frozen meat to the U.S. market
CHEMICAL PRICES
Compiled by Rosalie Spiller, Journal of Commerce Chemical |
As of June 23, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
Journal of Commerce |
The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.
Maritime
LONDON OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
International Petroleum Exchange June 23, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)
GASOLINE PRICES
JOC Staff |
June 23, 1995 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre
MORE PLAYERS, MORE INVESTMENT
Maria Carlino |
Air cargo companies serving the United States and Mexico, responding to soaring U.S.-Mexico trade fu
GM SEES ASIA-PACIFIC AS A GOOD PLACE TO GROW
P.T. Bangsberg |
For General Motors Corp., the Asia-Pacific is the place to be in coming years, and its strategy will
Maritime
QUOTE TO NOTE ON ECONOMIC PERILS:
Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr. |
"The biggest economic threat we face today is not an old-fashioned recession. It is the continuation
Maritime
CHINA TO REFORM MARKETS FOR COMMODITY FUTURES
P.T. Bangsberg |
China is proposing to convert all its commodities-futures exchanges into nonprofit bodies with a mem
Maritime
INSURANCE EARNINGS SWISS RE GETS A BOOST FROM HUTTER'S RETURN
HELEN R. MacLEOD |
Swiss Re's U.S. business received a morale boost Friday with the announcement that Heidi Hutter is t
ORGANIZED LABOR GIVES CLINTON HIGH MARKS ON RIGHTS ISSUE
Tim Shorrock |
In a signal that organized labor and President Clinton are moving closer on trade policy, a top AFL-
RAILS SAY "NO GRACIAS' TO US-MEXICO REEFER TRADE
Erich E. Toll |
Of the many promises offered by the North American Free Trade Agreement, one of the greatest is the
VIETNAMESE RICE EXPORTS ARE PICKING UP STEAM
Reuters |
Vietnam has exported 1.27 million tons of rice so far this year, 31.7 percent more than in the same
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