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US BANK'S SUIT POSES DILEMMA FOR PHILIPPINES
P.T. Bangsberg |
A U.S. bank is taking legal action to recover funds guaranteed by a bank in the Philippines in a dis
ISLE OF MAN PONDERS THE IMPACT OF SINGLE-MARKET EC
Edwin Unsworth |
The United States and Japan are not the only nations worried about the economic and trade implicatio
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year7/27 7/26 Ch
MASS. PROBES INSURERS' USE OF PREMIUM OVERPAYMENTS
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
A spokesman for the Massachusetts Attorney General refuses to say if any legal action may result fro
MOSCOW MAY GRANT GREATER AUTONOMY TO BALTIC REPUBLICS
Mark D. Berniker |
The Soviet Baltic republics of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania may be granted far-reaching economic au
Maritime
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1388 (July 27, 1989) Previous day - 1388 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in
Maritime
UK DOCKER STRIKE WEAKENS FURTHER
Edwin Unsworth |
U.K. dockers' leaders are expected to come under intense pressure today to call off their 17-day-old
Maritime
AAPA CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN TAMPA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The American Association of Port Authorities will hold its annual convention Oct. 15-19 in Tampa.
Maritime
CIVIL SUIT AGAINST ILA TRUSTEES IS START OF BROADER CLEANUP DRIVE CRIMINAL PROBE IS UNDER WAY
Bruce Vail |
A civil suit made public Wednesday against seven trustees of longshore union bank accounts is just t
Maritime
FEDERAL APPEALS COURT OVERTURNS 2 ICC RULINGS AGAINST RAIL LABOR
Howard S. Abramson |
A federal appeals court has overturned two rulings by the Interstate CommerceCommission, dec
Rail News
N. DAKOTA WHEAT NEEDS RAIN
Linda Ewing |
Rain is needed soon in northern areas of North Dakota to prevent durum and spring wheat yield deteri
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
COURT REFUSES TO BLOCK BID FOR SEA CONTAINERSA U.S. district court in Washington refused to
Maritime
GEORGIA TAKES ACTION AGAINST TWO INSURERS FOR ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES
Craig Dunlap |
Georgia Insurance Commissioner Warren D. Evans banned one company from operating in the state and fi
GLOBAL STRATEGY CAN HURT COMPANY'S STOCK
Gordon Platt |
As American companies move into foreign markets, they can fall out of favor with American securities
TAIWAN BUSINESSES HAVE GOTTEN OVER THEIR 'CHINA FEVER'
William Armbruster |
Taiwan's businessmen have lost the "China fever" that gripped them over the past two years, but they
Maritime
OVERLOADED COMPUTERS SNARL CUSTOMS SYSTEMS
Tony Seideman |
Overloaded computers are crippling the U.S. Customs Service's automated systems, delaying processing
CARGO TRAFFIC CONTINUES TO GROW AT SEATTLE-TACOMA
Theresa Morrow |
Passengers and airports go together like fish and water. But racehorses andairports? Porsche
Air Cargo
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
PJM POWER GRID CALLS ON OUTSIDE SUPPLIESThe power grid serving 11 utilities in the Mid-Atlan
CHICAGO EXCHANGES PIN HOPES ON NEW COMPUTER SYSTEMS
Kevin Commins |
Computerized futures trading will provide the public with a quicker and less expensive means to exec
OXYCHEM PROBED FOR ROLE IN NY DUMP
(Ap) |
Federal environmental officials said they are investigating whether Occidental Chemical Co. was one
HOUSE PANEL MIXED ON ANTITRUST EXEMPTION BILL AIMS TO END ANY PRICE-FIXING
David Conn |
A House committee, hearing testimony Thursday on a bill to restrict the insurance industry's federal
CUSTOMS UPDATE
JOC Staff |
SEPARATE COUNTRY/TERRITORY DESIGNATIONS FOR WEST BANK AND GAZA. Effective as to articles entered, or
Maritime
COMMITTEE IS FORMED TO HELP ADVISE CUSTOMS
Tony Seideman |
Another guidepost has been created to help the U.S. Customs Service navigate its way toward the next
Air Cargo
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
MORE THAN 600 DIED IN SOVIET TRAIN BLAZEMOSCOW - More than 600 passengers, including 181 chi
Trucking News
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
July 26, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
SECTION 89 WAR IN FULL SWING BUSINESS INTERESTS WIN LATEST ROUND
David Conn |
Business interests scored a major tactical victory in their battle to repeal a controversial health
CHEAPER CAR PASSENGER RESTRAINTS RAISE HACKLES IN SAFETY CIRCLES
Paul A. Eisenstein |
Safety experts worry that automakers are opting for cheaper alternatives on passive restraint system
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
EC WILL REVIEW FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMSBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Commission will survey
Maritime
LITTLE GROWTH IS EXPECTED IN CORN, WHEAT SURPLUSES
George Gunset |
Crops may be good this year and next, but the ample waves of grain that strained America's budget an
SHIPPERS GET LIABILITY BREAK IN HAWAII TRADE
Allen R. Wastler |
The way Matson Navigation Co. sees it, doubling its maximum liability for cargo loss and damage mean
US FILES SUIT AGAINST TRUSTEES OF ILA PENSION
Allen R. Wastler |
The Department of Labor has filed a complaint in federal court charging the International Longshorem
UPSTART VIRGIN ATLANTIC CARVES OUT UNIQUE NICHE
Christopher Lofting |
When Britain's Executive Travel magazine said upstart Virgin Atlantic Airways was offering the best
ENERGY BRIEFS
JOC Staff |
ARCH SET TO EXPAND HOLDINGS IN W.VA.Arch Mineral Corp., St. Louis, is on the verge of signif
MOON, MARS EXPLORATION PLANS MAKE THE LONE STAR STATE BEAM
From Wire Reports |
The Texas economy is looking up to the moon and beyond, hoping to cash in on renewed interest in the
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
HONG KONG SHIPOWNERS RENEW REGISTRY FIGHT INCOME TAX PLAN IS TURNED DOWN
P.T. Bangsberg |
After "four years of hard work, we have to start all over again" on Hong Kong's new shipping registr
Maritime
EXCHANGE BANCORP, DUTCH UNIT TO MERGE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Exchange Bancorp and LaSalle National Corp., a subsidiary of Algemene Bank Nederland NV of Amsterdam
INTEREST RATES, CURRENCY SWAPS SOAR PAST $1.3 TRILLION MARK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The interest rate and currency swap market soared past the $1.3 trillion level at the end of last ye
GOVERNORS TO AIR COMPETITIVENESS, TRADE ISSUES BUSH TO ADDRESS ANNUAL MEETING
Anita Schrodt |
Issues of international trade will lead the agenda when the nation's governors gather here this week
Maritime
PLAN APPROVED TO CUT MEDICARE SURCHARGE
Boston Globe |
The House Ways and Means Committee narrowly approved a measure Tuesday that would lower the cost of
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