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RUSSIA, UKRAINE SAY MANY DISPUTES RESOLVED
(Reuter) |
Russia and Ukraine, the two Slav giants whose disagreements have imperiled the new Commonwealth of I
SOME WEALTHY HAITIANS ARE FACING REVERSAL OF FORTUNE
Andres Oppenheimer |
Clifford Brandt, believed to be the richest man in the poorest nation of the hemisphere, feels like
DESPITE LARGE TRADE SURPLUS, INFLATION PLAGUES SLOVENIA
Jason Feer |
Despite a large trade surplus and growing foreign currency reserves, inflation continues to be a pro
NEW AZERBAIJAN LEADERS PURSUE MARKET DEMOCRACY
Howard Witt |
Families huddle in the hallway outside the makeshift office of the new U.S. consulate, desperately c
EXPERTS SEE BRIGHT FUTURE FOR FOREIGN TRADE ZONES
Larry Hall |
U.S. industry is relying increasingly on foreign trade zones to remain competitive, zone experts say
Maritime
*NY OIL OPTIONS
JOC Staff |
New York Mercantile Exchange June 22, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents
CONTAINER MAY HELP LIMIT BOMB IMPACT ON PLANES
Maria Hong |
The Federal Aviation Administration has contracted with Jaycor, a San Diego- based advanced technolo
NEW TRUCK LICENSES GET HIGH MARKS
William Armbruster |
The new commercial driver's license for truckers will improve highway safety and the level of profes
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
SANDOZ PHARMACEUTICALS NAMES PRESIDENT, CEOEAST HANOVER, N.J. - Sandoz Pharmaceuticals Corp.
EGYPTIAN WHEAT IMPORTS EXPECTED TO EDGE UP
Jennifer Wiens |
Egyptian imports of wheat are expected to increase slightly in the 1992-93 (July-June) marketing yea
COMMISSIONER CONSIDERING EC-WIDE MINIMUM CORPORATE TAX BELOW 30 PERCENT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
A minimum European Community-wide corporate tax rate of less than 30 percent is likely to be propose
Maritime
CRB FUTURES INDEXES
JOC Staff |
The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 209.11 off 0.05 which compares
COMEX METAL WAREHOUSE
JOC Staff |
June 24, 1992 Copper Total, 31,851. Gold Total, .1,736,833.Silver Tot
CREDITORS SEIZE 3 CONTAINERSHIPS FROM LEVANT LINE
Allen S. Roberts |
Bankers have foreclosed on the fleet of Levant Line SA, arresting all three of its containerships in
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
ROBERT A. BRYAN SR., MARAD OFFICIAL, DIESRobert A. Bryan Sr., western regional director of t
Maritime
"SHIPWRECK!' PRESENTS A DIRECTORY OF MARITIME DISASTERS ON GREAT LAKES
Peter M. Tirschwell |
Any seafarer who has made it through a fierce Great Lakes storm can validate the estimates of region
Maritime
PA. RAIL FUND PROPOSED TO GET REPAIRS ON TRACK
Gregory S. Johnson |
Aiming to reverse a decline in grants to improve the state's rail lines, a Pennsylvania state legisl
PORT THIEVES FIND IT'S NOT EASY TO BAG A BOX
Jan Alexander |
One of the best deterrents to theft in container terminals is the containers themselves. "Tw
NEW ROUTES BLAMED FOR US SEA-AIR DOWNTURN
John Davies |
A year ago, shipments of sea-air from Asia to Europe, by way of the West Coast, were so popular that
HARBOR MAINTENANCE-FEE DEBATE CONTINUES TO SMOLDER
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
Mention the harbor maintenance fee and you're sure to make importers and exporters, shippers of low
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS US GRAIN, SOY EXPORTS
JOC Staff |
No story.
PEOPLE - MARITIME
Wire and Staff Reports |
MARINE INDEX BUREAU INC. (Ewing, N.J.) - Mary French was named Seattle representative for MIB and it
Maritime
SEA-LAND SHIP SYSTEM DETECTS ROUGH SEAS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sea-Land Service Inc. has developed a way for its containerships to detect nearby weather disturbanc
Maritime
CARRIERS' HOPES RIDE ON TRANS- ATLANTIC ACCORD
Rod Willis |
In all, 22 steamships sail the westbound trade lanes from Northern Europe to the United States. Yet,
PASSENGER PLANES TO CARRY MORE CARGO AS WORLD TRAFFIC GROWS, BOEING SAYS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Worldwide air cargo traffic will increase nearly 2 1/2 times by 2005, Boeing Co. said Wednesday.
COMMODITY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
GRAIN TRADE HOPES TIED TO URUGUAY ROUNDLONDON - World trade in grain could rise by b
CHEMICAL EXPERTS BLAME S. KOREA FOR EXCESS CAPACITY
Gary Taylor |
Chemical trade experts here for a conference last week immediately blamed South Korea for installing
ASIAN FUTURES
JOC Staff |
June 24, 1992 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity E
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1127 (June 24, 1992) Previous day - 1136 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in
Maritime
S&P DOWNGRADES UAL DEBT RATINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Standard & Poor's lowered its ratings Wednesday on the debt of UAL Corp. and its subsidiary United A
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
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