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EXPORT FINANCING RESUMES FOR BRAZILIAN CAPITAL GOODS
James Bruce |
After a five-month interruption, a new line of long-term export finance for Brazilian capital goods
Maritime
AMOCO ORDERS TWIN-HULL TANKER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Amoco Transport Co. ordered a 280,000-deadweight-ton tanker with a doublehull to be built in
Maritime
AIG EARNINGS ROSE FOR FOURTH QUARTER
From Wire Reports |
American International Group Inc. reported operating income for the fourth quarter ending Dec. 31 ro
ALASKA, EXXON AGREE ON SETTLEMENT FRAMEWORK
(Reuter) |
The state of Alaska and federal agencies reached agreement with Exxon Corp. on a framework to settle
Maritime
ASIAN FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Feb. 28, 1991 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond
SENATORS VOICE OBJECTION TO CUTS IN FEDERAL FUNDING FOR US HIGHWAYS
Geoffrey H. Brown |
The Bush administration's proposed highway bill came under fire Thursday from several members of a S
PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ACRYLIC LATEXES Reichhold Chemicals Inc. said it will raise prices of its acrylic latexes so
INSURANCE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
BRITISH AMERICAN LIFE REFOCUSES IN MALAYSIABritish American Life & General Insurance Co. wil
CONGRESS SETS 'FAST-TRACK' PRICE
John Maggs |
The Bush administration faces an uphill battle to gain congressional approval for extension of trade
COPPER GAINS ON CEASE-FIRE, HOPES FOR INCREASED DEMAND
Howard Simon |
Copper prices rose Thursday on news of a cease fire in the Persian Gulf war but bullishness was temp
ASARCO HIKES SPOT COPPER PURCHASES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Asarco Inc. has increased its purchases of copper from the merchant market for the first quarter of
PA. CLOSE TO IMPLEMENTING FUND FOR UNDERGROUND TANK INSURANCE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Pennsylvania's state-operated insurance fund for the coverage of underground storage tanks - mostly
NEWLY FORMED GROUP STRIVES TO IMPROVE FORWARDERS' IMAGE STRONGER TRUCK TIES ARE AMONG GOALS
R.G. Edmonson |
Air freight forwarders, striving to improve their image, are out to strengthen ties with truck draya
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
FOREIGN TRADE ZONES SEMINAR. March 5. Indianapolis, Ind. Presented by Greater Indianapolis Foreign T
Maritime
JON JACOBS MARITIME EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Jon Jacobs, 36, joined The Journal of Commerce as maritime editor in June 1988. A transporta
US INDICTS TRIO ON CHARGES OF ILLEGAL BANK LOANS TO IRAQ
(Ap) |
Attorney General Dick Thornburgh announced the indictment of the former manager of the Atlanta branc
NEW HAVEN RESIDUAL FUELS
JOC Staff |
Feb. 28, 1991 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley 27.5
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
TAIWANESE BUY ARGENTINE CORNTAIPEI, Taiwan - Argentine corn is set to make significant inroa
INDUSTRY AIMS TO PERK UP NATIONAL CONSUMPTION
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. coffee industry is looking to market researchers to help boost national coffee consumption
CANADA CONNECTION WOULD BE BOON FOR CAROLINA TRADE, EXPERTS SAY
Ed Martin |
In what could prove a happy coincidence for air travel in the Carolinas, several unrelated events bo
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC FUEL CRISIS EASES BUT SHORTAGES, BLACKOUTS CONTINUE
Larry Luxner |
Long lines no longer form at gasoline stations, and Santo Domingo residents are thrilled to have ele
SINGAPORE OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Singapore International Monetary Exchange Feb. 28, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel
AVIATION BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
CONSORTIUM TO BUILD SOVIET TRAFFIC SYSTEMNEW YORK - A new consortium plans to give the Sovie
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
US AND JAPAN MAY CLASH OVER POSTWAR GULF AID
From Wire Reports |
Once the Persian Gulf conflict is over, Japan and the United States may clash over how to channel th
AUSTRALIA SELLS 100 MILLION TONS OF WHEAT, BARLEY TO SOVIETS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The statutory Australian Wheat Board confirmed it had signed an agreement for the sale of 100 millio
SUPERTANKER RATES IN GULF TUMBLE DESPITE CHARTERING BY IRANIAN LINE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Freight rates for supertankers loading Persian Gulf cargoes have slumped despite National Iranian Ta
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
MEXICO SEEN IMPORTING LESS SUGAR IN 1990-91Mexico's sugar imports are expected to drop 700,0
FMC INVESTIGATION OF ABUSES IN PACIFIC STILL GOING STRONG
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The Federal Maritime Commission probe of rate malpractices in the trades between Asia and the United
Maritime
TWO MAJOR INSURANCE GROUPS IN THE UK HIT WITH MASSIVE DECLINES IN EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Two of the United Kingdom's biggest insurance companies, General Accident Insurance Group PLC and Co
INSURER INSOLVENCIES HIGH, MANAGEABLE, WITNESSES SAY
Aviva Freudmann |
Although the insurance industry is under financial stress, the number of insolvencies has not reache
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Year Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Ago2/27 2/26 Change % Change:
SHIPPING SERVICE RETURNS AS LIBERIA STABILIZES
Erich E. Toll |
The Danish shipping line A/S Dampskibsselskabet Torm will resume service to Liberia, and other lines
COMPLAINTS ABOUT FMC SYSTEM HELD UNJUSTIFIED
Tony Seideman |
Complaints about the Federal Maritime Commission's Automated Tariff Filing Informationsystem are unj
LINER SHIPPING OPERATORS REVIEW SERVICES IN GULF
Janet Porter |
Compagnie Maritime d'Affretement, the French line that operates services to the Middle East, plans t
Maritime
SOVIETS, MARAD PLAN SPRING MEETING IN VLADIVOSTOK TO DISCUSS SERVICES
Mark D. Berniker |
Soviet and U.S. shipping officials expect to meet this spring to discuss maritime issues, a high-ran
Maritime
STRESS GOES WITH THE TURF, BUT CONTROLLERS ENJOY JUGGLING JETS
Kevin O'brien |
Two Ping-Pong balls crisscrossed the table as the agile duo played two games in one. No cham
US POLICY SPLIT WITH ALLIES POSTPONES SOVIET TRADE DEAL
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Staunch German and British opposition to U.S. policy forced abrupt postponement of a high-level alli
16 QUESTIONS POSED TO LYKES ON WAIVER BID
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Maritime Administration earlier this week denied a request by Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. to add f
Maritime
LATIN AMERICA MAY SOON GET DEBT HELP
Richard Lawrence |
The Bush administration, pressing ahead with its Enterprise for the Americas development program, is
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