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GENERIC AUTO PARTS FIGHT LOOMS IN HOUSE
Chicago Tribune |
A battle is brewing on Capitol Hill over the manufacture and sale of automobile body replacement par
QUANTUM ORDERED TO PAY $24.3 MILLION
From Wire Reports |
A federal judge Tuesday ordered Quantum Chemical Corp. to pay $24.3 million in damages, plus interes
FMC EXTENDS PROBE OF ATLANTIC TRADES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Federal Maritime Commission will continue an informal investigation into possible illegal rate p
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FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Apr. 11, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.
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COMBINATION CARRIERS TO CHALLENGE INTEGRATORS
Bruce Barnard |
Scheduled airlines are poised to strike back at so-called integrated express carriers, such as Feder
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
* Trading With the Soviet Union 4A * China Says No Cut-Throat Satellite Marketing 5A* Tom Co
US OFFICIALS TELL BUSINESS PRESENCE IN EAST EUROPE VITAL
Keith M. Rockwell |
Key U.S. trade officials told business leaders that commercial activities in Eastern Europe will be
EMS RATE MECHANISM ATTACKED
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Alan Walters, the former economic adviser to U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, has condemned th
PEOPLE - FINANCIAL
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BANK OF BOSTON (Boston) - Alexander E. Aikens 3rd was named group credit officer of global banking.<
ICI LICENSES AMMONIA TECHNOLOGY TO ENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION FIRM
Pei-Tse Wu |
Imperial Chemical Industries PLC said it licensed ammonia process technology used to make nitrogen f
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK ORDERNET GETS INSIDE TRACK FOR SEATTLE PORT'S DATA PACT
Tony Seideman |
ANY PORT in a data storm. Sterling Software Inc.'s Ordernet Services division is the leader in the b
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
DUNKEL URGES ACTION AT GATT TRADE TALKSArthur Dunkel, GATT director-general, warned that tim
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MOVE BY CHUBB UNIT NOT A THREAT, NJ SAYS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
The decision by Chubb Corp.'s largest subsidiary, Federal Insurance Co., to switch its charter from
COMPUTER DESIGN CENTER IS PLANNED
JOC Staff |
Cornell University and Xerox Corp. will establish a Design Research Institute to apply the latest co
JAPAN PACTS SATISFY AUSTRALIAN COAL PRODUCERS
Vincent W. Stove |
New coal contracts between Japan and Australia that took effect April 1 are expected to ensure conti
WESTERN ALLIES WEIGH 2-TIER EXPORT CONTROLS
From Wire Reports |
Western allies will likely set up a two-tier system that would re-write their restrictions on electr
MUSEUM'S SUCCESS HINGES ON AILING RAILROAD'S FATE
Paul Nussbaum |
The rain falling through the roof of the decaying roundhouse did little to mist the vision of John L
INVESTOR UPSET OVER WHEAT FUTURES FORAY
(Reuter) |
Investor Irwin Jacobs, who is accustomed to Wall Street and the corporate board room, says he was bu
STUDY FINDS NEW THREAT FROM OZONE
From Wire Reports |
Man-made chemicals are not only eating away the protective ozone layer high above the earth, but are
AUSTRALIAN GOLD COIN IN HEAVY DEMAND
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The enormous demand for Australia's Nugget gold coin has pushed total sales to 1 million ounces sinc
CANADA'S P/C INDUSTRY POSTS MAJOR UNDER WRITING LOSSES
Leo Ryan |
Canada's property/casualty industry took a severe battering in 1989, with underwriting losses nearly
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
US Department of Commerce |
Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB
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ROBOT MAKER IMPORTS UNITS FROM MATSUSHITA COMPANY HOPES TO SELL IN JAPAN
Charles Thurston |
Cincinnati Milacron Inc., the third-largest U.S. manufacturer of robots, began importing small robot
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W. COAST IMPORTERS SAY TEXTILE BILL COULD BOOST COSTS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
West Coast importers of textiles and apparel have added their names to the growing list of opponents
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AST HOPES TO SELL PCS IN JAPAN
From Wire Reports |
A medium-sized U.S. company is taking on the giant Japanese computer industry on its own turf and in
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AMERICAN FOREST PRODUCTS GROUP COMPLAINS OF SLOW JAPAN TALKS PROCESSED WOOD MARKET AT STAKE
A.E. Cullison |
The president of the U.S. National Forest Products Association, Barry Cullen, complained Wednesday a
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WHEAT, SOYBEAN PRICES RISE ON USDA REPORT
Howard Simon |
A government estimate for reduced stocks of the 1989 corn crop triggered buying of grains and soybea
HOW EXPORTERS CAN REDUCE THEIR TAX BILLS
William Armbruster |
Attention exporters: The World Trade Centers Association wants to help youcut your tax bill.
BANK LOAN EXPOSURE FELL IN 4TH QUARTER
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. bank loan exposure to nations and multilateral organizations fell to $242.283 billion in the th
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
Apr. 11, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
D&H GETS ENOUGH CASH TO RUN UNTIL MAY 31The court overseeing the Delaware & Hudson Railway's
CONGESTION COULD BRING EUROPEAN LINES TO A STANDSTILL
Edwin Unsworth |
West European airspace is becoming so congested that Europe's air transport system could come to a n
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
THE STORY HEADLINED, "STEPS URGED AFTER EARLIER BLAZE COULD HAVE PREVENTED FERRY FIRE," ON PAGE 1A O
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
PHILIPPINES MOVES TO UPGRADE ITS FLEET
P.T. Bangsberg |
The Philippine government said Wednesday it accepted in principle several recommendations designed t
SOVIETS TO WIN PLACE AT GATT NEXT MONTH
John Zarocostas |
The first major step in integrating the Soviet Union into the mainstream of international trade will
PEOPLE - MARITIME CROWLEY MARITIME NAMES NALEN VICE PRESIDENT, RISK MANAGEMENT
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Charles F. Nalen, risk manager for Crowley Maritime Corp.'s Pacific division, was appointed vice pre
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ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NYMEX BOOSTS MARGINS ON ENERGY FUTURESThe New York Mercantile Exchange increased its origina
CRUDE OIL INVENTORIES INCREASE IN WEEK, API BULLETIN SAYS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Crude oil inventories soared last week, the American Petroleum Institute's supply bulletin for the w
TRADING WITH SOVIET UNION US COMPUTER COMPANY CARVES NICHE
Duncan Robinson |
When you think of computer companies, Innovation Computer Corp. may not be the first name that comes
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