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SHIPPERS, COMMUTERS RACE TO OTHER MODES RAIL CUSTOMERS: PREPARATION IS KEY TO LIMITING THE DAMAGE
Ira Rosenfeld |
With few exceptions, the nation's railroads ground to a halt Wednesday, idling hundreds of thousands
OCEAN LINES SEEK FIRM GROUND IN CONTAINER INFORMATION SWAMP
Tony Seideman |
Pity the poor freight container, wandering alone and untracked through the information wastelands of
EXPECTED SLUMP TO HIGHLIGHT ROLE OF DIVERSIFICATION
Montieth M. Illingworth |
The consensus among container manufacturing and leasing executives is that 1992 will mark an overall
SE ASIAN RIVALS LOOK TO CLOSE GAP WITH SINGAPORE
Mark Magnier |
Singapore has positioned itself as the nerve center, trade and transport hub and financial base of S
AST JOINS JAPAN COMPUTER VENTURE
JOC Staff |
AST Research Inc., of Irvine, Calif., Tuesday announced it has teamed with 19 high-technology compan
Maritime
WESTERN NAVIES READY TO ENFORCE GULF SANCTIONS
(Reuter) |
Western navies may have to challenge Iraqi ships in the Persian Gulf again to enforce U.N. sanctions
ITC RULES JAPANESE AREN'T DUMPING MINIVANS
Richard Lawrence |
Imports of Japanese minivans haven't caused economic injury to American automakers, the Internationa
NY SENATE TO GET BILL REQUIRING STATE-APPROVED PILOTS ON VESSELS
Alice Cantwell |
A controversial bill that would require state-approved pilots to be on most vessels in New York harb
Maritime
LONDON METALS
JOC Staff |
(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) June 24, 1992Bid AskedCopper_
ANALYSTS MILDLY OPTIMISTIC ON GOLD, BUT DISAGREE ON FORECAST PRICE RANGE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Analysts said they were mildly optimistic on gold prices, although they disagreed on a short- to med
COMALCO TO CUT SMELTER OUTPUT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Comalco's aluminum smelter in New Zealand will cut production further at the request of supply-strap
JAPANESE GET TOUGH ON INVESTMENTS IN US
(Reuter) |
Japanese manufacturers who flooded the United States with investment in companies and factories in t
Maritime
CLINTON HEDGES N. AMERICA PACT SUPPORT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton, the Democratic Party's apparent presidential nominee, Wednesday told the
Maritime
EC LEADERS TO AVOID HARD ISSUES AT SUMMIT
Bruce Barnard |
Leaders of the European Community will close ranks Friday at a stage-managed summit here that will s
Maritime
TRADE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
JORDAN REJECTS US PLAN FOR UN INSPECTORSAMMAN, Jordan - Jordan, risking further strains in i
Maritime
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
June 24, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low
Maritime
AMERICAN THREATENS $1 BILLION SUIT IF O'HARE SLOTS ARE SOLD TO UNITED
Dallas Morning News |
American Airlines warned Tuesday it may seek $1 billion in damages or more ifTrans World Air
SHIPWRECK KILLS SCORES OF SOMALIS
(Reuter) |
At least 90 Somali refugees, many of them children, were reported dead, and many more were feared dr
Maritime
DOCK SAFETY RULING CARRIES A LOT OF "WAIT'
Dennis Melamed |
Hurry up and wait. That may be the way of regulatory life in Washington, but the key questio
INSURANCE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST TOBACCO FIRMSThe Supreme Court handed the tobacco industry a maj
INDUSTRIAL ORDERS UP IN EASTERN GERMANY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Eastern German industrial orders climbed 9.08 percent in March from February, lifted by a 21.3 perce
THE ECONOMY DURABLE GOODS
JOC Staff |
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SLOVENIA WEIGHS PROPOSALS FOR EXPANSION OF OIL REFINING
Jason Feer |
The collapse of Yugoslavia and disruptions in the Croatian oil industry have prompted Slovenia to em
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
ROYAL DUTCH/SHELL WEIGHS CHINA REFINERYRoyal Dutch/Shell Group may build an oil refinery cos
GASOLINE PRICES
JOC Staff |
June 24, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-
DISPUTE IDLES RAIL FREIGHT SERVICE CARRIERS' LOCKOUT CAREFULLY PLANNED
Lawrence H Kaufman |
Nearly all of the freight trains in the nation ground to a halt early Wednesday morning, after the m
RULE CHANGES BOOST TANK CONTAINER DEMAND
Leeann Lodder |
A host of new regulations governing the transport of hazardous materials is prompting concerned ship
MARITIME BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
GERMAN SOCIETY CREATES BULK CARRIER TASK FORCEIn the latest move by the international shippi
Maritime
LONG BEACH PORT DODGES CITY RAID ON REVENUE
Kevin G. Hall |
The Port of Long Beach has dodged an attempt by cash-strapped city officials to raid its coffers and
Maritime
UK GDP FELL IN FIRST QUARTER
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The United Kingdom's gross domestic product fell by a seasonally adjusted 0.5 percent in the first q
Maritime
NEW YORK OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
New York Mercantile Exchange June 24, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low
BOXSHIPS POISED FOR LARGER ROLE IN DEFENSE SUPPORT
Douglas C. Harper |
The 1990-91 military buildup in the Persian Gulf marked a watershed in the history of defense logist
GROUP CALLS FOR PROBE OF PENSION PLAN CLOSINGS
Paul Dykewicz |
A presidential commission is needed to study the termination of more than 30,000 private pension pla
DUTCH GOING HIGH-TECH WITH WINDMILLS FROM CALIF.
(Reuter) |
It makes about as much sense as selling coals to Newcastle, but a California company says it's serio
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Wednesday, June 24, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
BRAZIL SCANDAL SEEN WEAKENING GOVERNMENT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
A brewing political scandal involving close advisers to Brazilian President Fernando Collor de Mello
US INVESTMENT BOOMS IN MALAYSIA, ALMOST DOUBLES IN 4-YEAR PERIOD
Mark Magnier |
Total U.S. investment in Malaysia in manufacturing, service and petroleum companies nearly doubled o
PIGGYBACKS DOWN, BUT NOT OUT
Richard Leonard |
Containers this year have replaced piggyback trailers as the leading means of rail intermodal moveme
SPOT METALS PRICES
JOC Staff |
Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &
MERCK LAUNCHES NEW PROSTATE DRUG WITH PLAN TO TRIM CONSUMER COSTS
(Reuter) |
Merck & Co. has a novel marketing plan to encourage the use of its new drug Proscar, which could rep
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