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CUSTOMS' WORK CENTERS ON TRADE ENFORCEMENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A bottle of shampoo, a flashlight, a toy gun, watches and a handbag. What do they all have i
EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS URGED TO HELP US FIRMS COMPETE ON THE CONTINENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
European governments should help U.S. companies break into European markets, a U.S. business leader
Maritime
WORSENING US-JAPAN TIES COULD SPUR TOKYO-BEIJING AXIS, SINGAPOREAN WARNS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
If U.S.-Japan trade relations deteriorate further, Asia and the rest of the world could suffer dire
Maritime
TRADE FAIRS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NORTH AMERICA Livestock, Industrial and Commercial Fair. Dec. 4-13. Queretaro, Mexico. Conta
Maritime
INDONESIA, US FIRM DEADLOCKED IN POWER PLANT TALKS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Indonesian government and Mission Energy Co. of the United States are deadlocked in talks over t
NEW YORK OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
New York Mercantile Exchange Dec. 1, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low
TAX, PAY, RENT INCENTIVES LURE FIRMS TO PUERTO RICO
Knight-Ridder Financial |
At Sensormatic Electronics' cavernous factory last month, Eduardo Sanchez walked through empty, pitc
Maritime
LONDON OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
International Petroleum Exchange Dec. 1, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_
NEW HAVEN RESIDUAL FUELS
JOC Staff |
Dec. 1, 1992 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley
WORRIED JAPANESE PLAN US TRIP FOR TALKS ON CLINTON'S TAX PLANS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Japan's powerful Federation of Economic Organizations plans to send a mission of private businessmen
MAERSK'S SOUTH AMERICA SERVICE WILL CALL AT THE PORT OF BALTIMORE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Maersk Inc. will call at the Port of Baltimore with the line's new service to the west coast of Sout
Maritime
SINGAPORE AIRLINES LAUNCHES REGIONAL CARGO SERVICE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Singapore Airlines launched a regional all-cargo service Sunday to seven neighboring countries and s
JAPANESE PARTIES DEMAND INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX CUT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Three opposition parties demanded Monday that the Japanese government cut 2 trillion yen ($8 billion
TACOMA BOX FORECAST SEES RAPID GROWTH IN '95
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Container volume at the Port of Tacoma will grow 3.8 percent, to 1.1 million 20-foot equivalent unit
Maritime
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL PUTS DEBT AT $80 BILLION
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Russia's foreign debt totals about $80 billion, while other countries owe it about $142 billion, For
CURRENT ACCOUNT SURPLUS UP IN KOREA
Knight-Ridder Financial |
South Korea's current account surplus increased to $168.3 million in Octoberfrom $93.4 milli
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Nov. 30, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low
Maritime
CHINA PREDICTS IMPORTS WILL BE UP 30 PERCENT FOR '92
Journal of Commerce Staff |
China's imports are expected to increase 30 percent this year over last, as economic growth continue
Maritime
SHIP FIXTURE BREAKDOWN
Ship fixtures are a product of Transportation News Ticker, the |
Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in
Maritime
PORT OF LOS ANGELES TO ALTER TARIFF BASIS FOR MARBLE, GRANITE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Responding to shipper and steamship line concerns, the Port of Los Angeles last week approved a new
Maritime
HONG KONG WANTS TRANSITIONAL PLAN FOR TEXTILE PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A transitional arrangement is needed to cover the gap between December's expiration of the Multi-Fib
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
CONGRESS TO CONSIDER FISHING VESSEL PLANWASHINGTON - A Coast Guard plan to require i
Maritime
IMPORT LEADS
JOC Staff |
FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY Milk cooling equipment. Contact: Fernando Giuliani, Giuliani Hijos
Maritime
PEOPLE - MARITIME
Wire and Staff Reports |
P&O CONTAINERS LTD. (London) - Tim Power has been named general manager of the containership line's
Maritime
NEW YORK OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
New York Mercantile Exchange Nov. 30, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low
US COAL EXPORTERS CONCERNED ABOUT 1993
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. coal exporters are uneasy about the prospects for 1993 because of a decline in demand since Jun
BALTIC SHIFTS GREAT LAKES SERVICE TO BALTIMORE
John Boyd |
Russia's Baltic Shipping Co. will change its winter service for Great Lakes- area cargoes this seaso
Maritime
INDIAN AIR CARGO TRAFFIC SOARS AFTER TARIFFS FALL, TRADE SHIFTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
India, virtually ignored for years by air freight carriers, has suddenly blossomed into amajor air c
CHINA THREAT CLOUDS COMPLEX HONG KONG CONTAINERPORT DEAL MOVE SEEN PART OF OVERALL UNREST
P.T. Bangsberg |
Even as detailed talks began on Hong Kong's new container terminal, China hurled a gigantic monkey w
Maritime
MASSPORT BLASTS MOVE TO BAN DREDGE DISPOSAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Massachusetts Port Authority blasted a state environmental office for a move to bar disposal of
Maritime
ORDER BOOK KEEPS FALLING FOR WORLD SHIPBUILDING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The world shipbuilding order book continued to fall during the third quarter of the year, according
Maritime
MADIGAN SEES FUTURE RUSSIA CREDIT CUTOFFS AS TEMPORARY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
If the USDA is forced to suspend Russia from the export credit program again, the suspensions probab
TRADE GROUP TERMINATES TOP AIR CARGO EXECUTIVE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Air Transport Association's long-awaited downsizing has claimed the job of the chief of its carg
ROBERT GILMORE, FORMER COUNSEL FOR AIA, DIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Robert N. Gilmore, Jr., 79, former senior vice president for legal affairs and general counsel for t
FALL OF THE IRON CURTAIN CREATES COMPETITION FOR INSURANCE MONOPOLIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The fall of the Iron Curtain has created opportunities for American and other Western insurance comp
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CALIF. VETOES HIKE IN WORKERS COMP RATESACRAMENTO, Calif. - California Insurance Com
MAJOR INSURANCE BROKERAGES ANNOUNCE PLAN TO COMBINE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Insurance brokers Poe & Associates Inc., of Tampa, and Brown & Brown Inc., of Daytona Beach, reached
HIGH COURT REJECTS EMPLOYEE BENEFIT CASE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Supreme Court Monday declined to review a lower court ruling that federal law will pre-empt stat
BURLINGTON AIR EXPRESS OPENS OFFICES IN BRAZIL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Burlington Air Express said it has opened its own freight forwarding offices in Brazil, its first co
TRUCK TRAFFIC BACK TO NORMAL AFTER US-MEXICO BORDER RIOTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Weekend rioting at the busiest truck crossing on the U.S.-Mexico border caused equipment damage but
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