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SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
NORWAY'S STOCK MART COMES ROARING BACK
(Reuter) |
Norway's stock exchange, after suffering as badly as any world exchange from the October 1987 stock
TAX BENEFITS, LOW LABOR COSTS LURE MICROCOM TO PUERTO RICO
Larry Luxner |
Microcom Inc. of Norwood, Mass., has become the third U.S. software manufacturer to select Puerto Ri
Maritime
TRADE LEADS NETWORK TO DEBUT IN CALIFORNIA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A new program allowing California agricultural exporters immediate access to a network of worldwide
Maritime
DOLLAR, POUND STERLING BOTH HEADING FOR FALL, ECONOMIST PREDICTS
Gordon Platt |
The pound sterling and the U.S. dollar both are heading for a fall, said Richard O'Brien, senior vic
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
W. GERMANS SAY LIBYA CAN'T MAKE WAR GASESBONN, West Germany - U.S. and West German intellige
Maritime
FINANCIAL WRITERS' GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS, GOVERNORS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Roberta C. Yafie, energy reporter for Knight-Ridder Financial News, was elected president of the New
PEOPLE - FINANCIAL
Wire and Staff Reports |
ANCHOR SAVINGS BANK (Hewlett, N.Y.) - David W. Beal was named executive vice president, mortgages.
CUSTOMS UPDATE
JOC Staff |
HARMONIZED SYSTEM - FOOTWEAR. With the implementation of the Harmonized System, various existing Cus
Maritime
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
BANKERS TRUST FORMS TAIWAN SECURITIES FIRMNEW YORK - Bankers Trust New York Corp. said it fo
EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
Sales Net Income Per Share CompanyPeriod Latest Prior Latest Pr
ECU BOND ISSUES DRY UP
Jim Mccallum |
The spate of Eurobonds issued in European currency units has virtually dried up because of uncertain
HOWARD SIMON - SIMON SAYS
Howard Simon |
Chicago PROBABLY has no monopoly on fraud. A futures industry source, who had a long-time as
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thu., Jan. 26. 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.
MYERS SEEN TOP CHOICE FOR FARM POST
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Peter Myers is the top contender to become chief fed
CANADIAN MINISTER BACKS BANKING PLAN OF AMERICAN EXPRESS
(Reuter) |
Finance Minister Michael Wilson said a plan by American Express Co. to set up a Canadian bank will p
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year1/26 1/25 Ch
SOVIETS GET GO-AHEAD TO BUY MORE US GRAIN
(Ap) |
The United States has given the go-ahead to the Soviet Union for buying more U.S. grain this year, i
COMMODITY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
COCOA BUFFER STOCKS MAY BE SOLD FOR DEBTSLONDON - International Cocoa Organization buffer st
TEXAS LEGISLATURE TAKES AIM AT TROUBLED INSURANCE SYSTEM
Gary Taylor |
The Texas Legislature has taken aim at the state's insurance regulation crisis with the introduction
PEOPLE - INSURANCE UNICARE INSURANCE NAMES PRESIDENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Richard V. Nunes was named president and chief operating officer at Unicare Insurance Co., a workers
JAPANESE FOREIGN INVESTMENT SKYROCKETED 50 PERCENT LAST YEAR
A.E. Cullison |
Encouraged by the strong yen, Japanese direct overseas investments soared a whopping 50 percent to $
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
GERMANS OFFER DATA ON EC'S 1992 PLANFRANKFURT, West Germany - During the first half of 1989,
Maritime
GERMANS RAID 14 FIRMS IN PROBE OF LIBYAN PLANT
(Reuter) |
West German investigators Wednesday raided 14 firms suspected of helping Libya build a factory that
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
PANEL RECOMMENDS APPROVAL OF HUELS DEALA government committee on foreign purchases of U.S. c
Maritime
US REASSURES EC ON 'HIT LIST' IN TELECOM TRADE
Bruce Barnard |
The United States Wednesday denied it has targeted the European Community for possible retaliation b
Maritime
TRADE SPURS DREAMS OF 'GREATER CHINA'
Teresa Watanabe |
The stink of glue and the clang of machinery pervade a cavernous warehouse where 300 workers are hun
Maritime
UK BUSINESS BEARISH ON EXPORTS
Edwin Unsworth |
British businesses, while planning to increase their investment in plant andmachinery this y
Maritime
FARMERS FACE PRESSURE OVER CHEMICAL USE
Angelia Herrin |
With concern mounting over the safety of the nation's air, water and food supply, farmers and the fe
WORLDWIDE SYNTHETIC RUBBER USE TO GROW, INSTITUTE FORECASTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Worldwide synthetic rubber consumption should reach over 11.5 million metric tons by 1993, according
ZIM SEES KINGSTON AS ITS HUB FOR CENTRAL AMERICAN SHIPPING
Canute James |
While other shipping lines flee the Port of Kingston, Zim Israel Navigation Co. is placing the port
Maritime
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
AVON SELLS INFUSIONCARE TO GRACE SUBSIDIARYAvon Products Inc. has completed the sale of Infu
RECYCLING WORKS WELL IN FLORIDA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Garbage isn't garbage in Florida anymore. Ever since the State Legislature passed a solid-wa
ALBEMARLE SIGNS PACT FOR GENETIC RESEARCH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Albemarle Farms recently signed a $1.7 million agreement with Colorado State University to conduct r
'THE MAN WHO GLOWED' RECALLS CASUAL OCEAN-DUMPING DAYS
Alex Beam |
Between 1947 and 1963, George Perry had one of the most interesting jobs in Boston. Mr. Perry's comp
Maritime
BRAZILIAN REFORMS IMPERIL COMPUTER LAW
James Bruce |
Brazilian President Jose Sarney's latest round of administrative reforms and austerity measures is t
Maritime
BRUCE VAIL'S INSIDE TALK ON SHIPPING
Bruce Vail |
CREATION OF A JOINT labor-management panel to work out the terms of a new container freight station
Maritime
TRADING WITH NEPAL NEPAL HOPES TO BOOST TRADE, ATTRACT FOREIGN INVESTMENT
Geoffrey Brown |
A Shangri-La for the "flower power" generation of the 1960s, the Kingdom of Nepal seeks to update it
Maritime
STATEN ISLAND HOMEPORT HELD ECONOMIC BOON
(Ap) |
The Staten Island homeport project will create annual revenues of $487 million for the area and add
Maritime
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