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CRB FUTURES OUTLOOK
James M. Nevler |
THE CRB FUTURES INDEX stabilized just above its 1989 low in August, closing up 2 percent at 225.48,
FORWARDERS IN W. GERMANY TARGET US MART NEW VENTURE STARTS NOV. 1
Phillip Hastings |
The United States has been targeted as one of the key markets for a new joint venture air express co
Air Cargo
THE '70S REVISITED: US HEADS TOWARD ANOTHER ENERGY CRUNCH
Bruce W. Fraser |
When the last energy crisis hit the nation in 1978-79, it was more than a catastrophe - it represent
JAPANESE GET NEDLLOYD SHIP ORDER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Nedlloyd Lines BV, a division of the Rotterdam-based Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, has ordered five conta
Maritime
DU PONT ORDERED TO HALT SALES OF CONTAMINATED FUNGICIDES
(Ap) |
Chemical giant E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. was ordered to stop selling two fungicides that were co
MENNEN BECOMES THE FIRST SHIPPER TO WIN A LOSS-OF -DISCOUNT CASE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mennen Co. has become the first shipper to win a loss-of-discount case. In an unanimous deci
Maritime
SHIPPER BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
APL IS EXPANDING PITTSBURGH-ASIA SERVICEPITTSBURGH - American President Lines is offering le
Maritime
GOETTFERT MOVES TO CONTROL SALES IN N. AMERICA
Gregory S. Johnson |
Six years ago, West German-based Goettfert Inc. tried its hand at cracking the North American plasti
Maritime
EC PLANS FOR SINGLE CURRENCY PROGRESS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Plans to bring the 12 European Community states into monetary union inched forward this weekend desp
TEACHERS URGED TO AID IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Ronald Rosenberg |
Educators need a breakthrough software product to alter dramatically American classroom education th
GORDON STEWART TAKES ON NEW ROLE AT THE TRIPLE I
Michele Whitney |
When Gordon Stewart was 10, he earned $10 in his first job, poll-watching on the south side of Chica
HAMBURG RULES GET SUPPORT OF INDIA GROUP SHIPPERS URGE RATIFICATION
Neel Patri |
The All India Shippers Council is urging the government to ratify a treaty that would make shipowner
Maritime
MANUFACTURING PROFITS DROP
Knight-Ridder Financial |
After-tax profits of U.S. manufacturers fell to a seasonally adjusted average of 4.8 percent of sale
CHRYSLER WILL SUSPEND GRAND WAGONEER OUTPUT
(Ap) |
About 300 Jeep workers will be temporarily laid off when Chrysler Corp. suspends production of the G
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
RBC WON'T PROCEED WITH P.A.M. PURCHASETONTITOWN, Ark. - P.A.M. Transportation Systems Inc. s
Trucking News
REGULATORS WILL STUDY P/C UNDERWRITING CYCLES VOTE ANTICIPATED ON MODEL LAWS
David Conn |
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is expected to announce today the launching of a
ISLAND CREEK'S EXPANSION OF CHINA PROJECT ON HOLD
Tim Sansbury |
Island Creek Corp.'s plans to double the size of its already gigantic China coal project have hit an
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Sept. 8, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low
Maritime
PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Caustic Soda LCP Chemicals Inc., a division of Hanlin Group Inc., is increasing off-list pri
MIDWEST MAY GET TOO MUCH RAIN
David Salmon |
After suffering through dryness beyond what even modern crops can endure, the western and some north
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Fri., Sept. 8, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.
JOHN BOYD'S ECONOMIC BEAT
John Boyd |
YA GOTTA HAVE FRIENDS, but White House adviser Michael Boskin went through an object lesson last wee
US-TO-EUROPE SERVICE SET
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pacific Commerce Line and Probulk (Canada) Ltd. will begin a joint service on Jan. 1 to carry forest
UK OIL SUPPLIES SUFFICIENT BEYOND 2000, STUDY SAYS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
qBritain should be able to remain self-sufficient in oil and gas well into the next century, accordi
EMERY WORLDWIDE MOVES PARTS BANK
Ira Breskin |
Emery Worldwide, a leading air freight carrier, has moved its corporate inventory distribution opera
Air Cargo
CALIF. ADDS 4 INSURERS TO RATE-CUT POTENTIALS
Mark Magnier |
California State Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie last week added four of the state's largest
US COAL PRODUCTION INCREASES SLIGHTLY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. coal production in the week ended Aug. 26 totaled 19.975 million short tons, up from 19.949 mil
GRAPES OF WRATH: WINE TRAIN IN CALIF. FACES STIFF OPPOSITION
Mark Magnier |
It sounded like a good idea when it was conceived a couple of years ago. Why not run a nice little p
Rail News
CBT BOARD GETS CLEAN BILL ON VOTE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has concluded that there was no conflict of interest among
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
CHINA SANCTION LOSSES CALLED ONLY TEMPORARYThe cancellation and freezing of aid to China by
Maritime
SHIPPERS UNFAZED BY STRIKE SPECTER MOST FEEL PORTS WILL REACH PACTS
Allen R. Wastler |
Importers and exporters are confident that waterfront management and labor will be able to avert doc
JAPANESE SHOP FOR BOURBON TO SIP BACK HOME
Dave Higdon |
Look out Napa Valley. Heads up Burgundy, France. Here comes Nelson County, Ky. Kentuckians s
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
* Kevin Commins - Currency Forecast 3A * John Boyd - Economic Beat 3A* JofC Industrial Price
DAIMLER-BENZ ACQUISITION OF MBB CLEARED
From Wire Reports |
West German Economics Minister Helmut Haussmann Friday ruled that carmaker Daimler-Benz AG can take
Maritime
CALIF. LUNCHEON TO HONOR ARAB WORLD DELEGATION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sam H. Zakhem, outgoing U.S. ambassador to Bahrain, will speak at a luncheon on Sept. 20 in San Fran
Maritime
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
JAPAN CLOSELY WATCHES FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATEJapanese Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said
DALE STEFFES - ENERGY OUTLOOK
Dale Steffes |
AN OIL EMBARGO precipitated the Japanese decision to attack the U.S. Navy base at Pearl Harbor in De
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
Sept. 8, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
GLOBAL TRADE CENTER IS PROPOSED FOR RENEWED SEATTLE-TACOMA AIRPORT
John Davies |
A $120 million overhaul of the interior of Seattle-Tacoma Airport to create a new international trad
Air Cargo
ANSETT HEAD SAYS FLIGHTS WILL RESUME THIS WEEK
From Wire Reports |
Ansett Airlines Managing Director Peter Abeles said the company this week will resume some internal
Air Cargo
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