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COMEX METAL WAREHOUSE
JOC Staff |
Nov. 24, 1993 Copper Total, 82,391. Gold Total, .2,442,953.Silver Total, .27
INDIAN FIRM STUDYING PLANS FOR COPPER PLANT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Metdist Ltd. is expected to make a decision in two to three months on the construction of a new 150,
MOVE TO PRIVATIZE PICKS UP STEAM
Charles W. Thurston |
The pace of privatization programs in the Caribbean and Central America is quickening, as economic l
CURRENCY PLANT OFFICER FILES SUIT AGAINST INK, VARNISH MAKERS
Associated Press |
A currency plant officer in Fort Worth has filed a $2 million lawsuit against the makers of the ink
OPEN SKIES CONTAIN CLOUDS FOR US, JAPAN
Hidenori Aritake |
The bilateral civil aviation talks between the U.S. and Japanese governments have been dragging on a
LE HAVRE OFFICIAL URGES CREATION OF CRISIS COMMITTEE
Tara Patel |
A senior politician in the French port city of Le Havre has called on the French government to set u
Maritime
GETTY PETROLEUM ORDERED TO PAY POLLUTION PENALTY
Associated Press |
Getty Petroleum Corp. has been ordered to pay a penalty of $192,000 for pollution from underground g
TRANSPORT INVESTORS MAY REAP BENEFITS OF MEXICAN PLAN
Kevin G. Hall |
Mexico is opening the door for direct U.S. investment in its distribution sectors under a proposed f
Maritime
LUFTHANSA, UNITED SEEK CLOSER CARGO COOPERATION
Miriam Widman |
Lufthansa German Airlines and United Airlines are seeking closer cooperation in cargo following last
REINSURERS' OBJECTIONS THREATEN LUI CLAIMS
Special to The Journal of Commerce |
Discontent among at least a dozen reinsurers of the collapsed British insurance group London United
INSURANCE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
UK'S SEDGWICK GROUP OPENS BEIJING OFFICEHONG KONG - Leading British insurance broker
URCHINS ARE HARD ROE TO HOE
Maria Hong |
By the time a sea urchin arrives in a Japanese home as uni, it has gone through a quick but elaborat
CARIBBEAN PRODUCERS RELIEVED AT US CAP ON MEXICAN SUGAR
Canute James |
The Caribbean sugar industry has welcomed limits placed on Mexican exports to the United States unde
CUSTOMS FISHES FOR DUTY DODGERS
Peter M. Tirschwell |
The U.S. customs inspectors at John F. Kennedy International Airport are kind of like fishermen alon
JUST THE FACTS
Colography Group; Federal Express; MergeGlobal Ltd.; IATA |
GRAPHS AND PIE (1)US Export Air Cargo Revenue Growth by Market Segment/Revenue by Market Segment, 1
CARRIERS LOOK AT SHARING MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
Mark B. Solomon |
Just call it share-a-wrench. Or, perhaps, rent-a-wrench. As airlines across the world look t
MOWAT EXPRESS BUILDS CUSTOM(ER)-FIT TRAILER
Gregory S. Johnson |
Mowat Express Ltd. believes in customer service. When the Mississauga, Ontario, less-than-tr
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
PENA SOUGHT SPECIAL UK RIGHTS FOR DELTA AND SALT LAKE CITY
Mark B. Solomon |
Secretary of Transportation Federico Pena asked British officials for special authority to Delta Air
A DASH OF TECHNOLOGY
Rockwell International Photo |
PHOTO ONLY.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
CHINA'S GUANGDONG PROVINCE OPENS DOOR TO MORE TRUCKS
P.T. Bangsberg |
China's southern province of Guangdong is set to award licenses for 300 more trucks to operate betwe
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
CSX, TWO SMALL FLORIDA RAILROADS TO OFFER INTERMODAL "ORANGE EXPRESS'
Rip Watson |
In a significant break from traditional rail-truck service, two small Florida railroads and CSX Tran
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
PA. RAIL CASE RAISES ICC POLICY QUESTIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A battle over control for a small railroad line in northeastern Pennsylvania has spotlighted an appa
NEW HAVEN RESIDUAL FUELS
JOC Staff |
Nov. 24, 1993 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley
PENNSYLVANIA UTILITY ACTS TO RESOLVE REACTOR PROBLEMS
Associated Press |
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. says it is correcting personnel problems at its Susquehanna nuclear p
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
COAL TALKS RESUME AFTER HOLIDAY BREAKCHARLESTON, W.Va. - Negotiators for the United
AUSTRALIA'S SE ASIA TRADE IS BOOMING, REPORT SHOWS
Jason Szep |
Australian trade with Southeast Asia has grown faster than that with any other region in the past fi
Maritime
COMMODITY / CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
BULK ACID SHIPMENT HEADED FOR CHINAJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A bulk shipment of phosphori
CARIBBEAN, CENTRAL AMERICA SPIN NEW TIES
Charles W. Thurston |
The Caribbean and Central American nations have become involved over the past year in a greater numb
WEELY COAL EXPORTS
Compiled by Port Import / Export Reporting Service, New York |
No text.
WINTER FRUIT TO LAND AMID LABOR STORM IN PHILADELPHIA PORT
Henry J. Holcomb |
A ship laden with the season's first Chilean winter fruit is steaming toward Philadelphia, sailing i
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Friday, Nov. 26, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
ASIANS TAKE FIRM STANCE ON DUMPING
Special to The Journal of Commerce |
The United States, which began a diplomatic blitz Friday to secure tougher global anti-dumping rules
Maritime
AETNA SEEKS NOD TO BOOST STAKES IN MEXICAN PARTNERS
Kevin G. Hall |
Hartford, Conn., insurance giant Aetna Life & Casualty Co. has requested government approval to purc
MANUFACTURERS FACE MORE SCRUTINY ON PARTS
AirCommerce Special |
Tens of billions of dollars flow every year through international businesses that buy and sell after
STOLEN HAUSER COMPUTER DATA VALUED AT $60 MILLION
Associated Press |
Stolen computer information worth an estimated $60 million could sink Hauser Chemical Research Inc.,
FOREIGN INVESTMENT FLOWING INTO CUBA _ EXCEPT FROM US
Larry Luxner |
As the United States continues its 32-year-old trade embargo against Cuba, the rest of the world is
JET ENGINE BUSINESS GOES INTO A STALL
Lawrence H Kaufman |
It's no real surprise that in the days when carriers are delaying delivery of planes they have order
SYSTEM DIFFICULT TO REGULATE
AirCommerce Special |
Much is being done and much is being considered in regards to improving the airplane parts system. B
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS TOP US CONTAINERPORTS
PIERS, New York |
Ports are: Los Angeles; Long Beach, Calif.; New York; Seattle; Oakland, Calif.
ICC ASKS RAILROADS TO EXPLAIN SYSTEM ON SHIPPER COSTS
Mark B. Solomon |
The Interstate Commerce Commission voted last week to have the Association of American Railroads exp
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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