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CHUNG WAH BUILDING BOXPORT IN CHINA
P.T. Bangsberg |
A local company is building a container-handling area in the nearby Chinese special economic zone of
Maritime
ECONOMIC DATA ABROAD
From Wire Reports |
JAPAN TRADE SURPLUS WITH US MAY DROP 9 PERCENTJapan may rest a bit easier after next Tuesday
THE ECONOMY
From Wire Reports |
US RETAILERS' NET SLID IN THIRD QUARTERLarge U.S. retail corporations averaged an after-tax
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year1/11 1/10 Ch
FED'S KEEHN SEES TIGHTER POLICY
Kevin Commins |
Monetary policy may have to be tightened in 1989 if strong economic growth leads to an acceleration
FORD OFFERS NEW INCENTIVES
(Reuter) |
Ford Motor Co. fired the first round in what could be a new auto incentives war, announcing that it
CHRYSLER SPENDING MAY EXCEED $14 BILLION
(Reuter) |
Chrysler Corp. is considering raising its capital spending goal for the next five years to $14.1 bil
CONSERVATION PROGRAM IS USDA'S SHOWPIECE
(Ap) |
The long-range program that lets farmers take fragile land out of crop production is turning into th
LLOYD'S OPTS TO RETAIN UNLIMITED LIABILITY RULE
Edwin Unsworth |
The security of Lloyd's of London policies has remained intact after the insurance market decided We
AIRLINE CAPTIVE'S SUCCESS EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
Leo Ryan |
A captive insurance company created two years ago by the International Air Transport Association is
RAPESEED BLAMED FOR EC DEER KILLS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
European Community rapeseed farmers could be forced to cut their plantings of the double-zero variet
QUEBEC TO LET BROKERS EXPAND THEIR TERRITORY
Leo Ryan |
Quebec will be the first province in Canada to allow insurance brokers to sell securities, negotiate
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
UNIVERSAL HEALTH LAW IN MASS. UNDER ATTACKPortions of the Massachusetts universal health-car
DOCTORS OFFER HEALTH-CARE RX: GOVERNMENT-RUN PROGRAM FOR ALL
(Ap) |
A group of doctors has recommended that all private health insurance in the United States be abolish
FRENCH INSURER'S TAKEOVER OF BANK MOVES STEP CLOSER
Barbara Casassus |
The main terms for Groupe des Assurances Nationales to take over the leading regional banking group
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BRAZIL'S COFFEE CROP GETS LOWER FORECASTSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazil's 1989-90 (July-June) cof
TAIWAN BANS SMOKING, DRINKING FOR TEEN-AGERS
(Ap) |
The legislature has passed a law that will prohibit teen-agers from drinking alcoholic beverages and
Maritime
GROUP LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR INSURANCE LAW CHANGES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Citizens Action announced Tuesday a campaign to change insurance laws in 14 states, patterned after
BULGARIA TAKES A PROTECTIVE STANCE IN MOVE TOWARD FREE ENTERPRISE
(Ap) |
SOFIA, Bulgaria - Communist Bulgaria is moving toward free enterprise by allowing the formation of
Maritime
CALIFORNIA BANKS GET GREEN LIGHT TO SELL INSURANCE
(Ap) |
Two state agencies have cleared the way for banks to sell insurance for the first time in California
MISSISSIPPI LOCK WORK MAY BE DONE BY MARCH
Anita Schrodt |
Lock repair work that has closed the Upper Mississippi River to barge traffic above Hannibal, Mo., s
BUSH FACES CHALLENGES ON TRADE POLICY FRONT
Josh Goldstein |
The incoming Bush administration will have a tough job running U.S. trade policy, according to forme
Maritime
SPOTLIGHT ON BUSINESS
A Staff Report |
National Steel Corp. will begin constructing a second continuous caster at its Granite City Division
CALENDAR NOTES
JOC Staff |
Council of Logistics Management, Milwaukee Roundtable, Jan. 18, 5:30 p.m., University Club, 924 East
PRINCE GARDNER'S IMPORTS PAY OFF
Jeff Reisner |
It may take 10 months and 24,000 miles for a Prince Gardner leather wallet to reach a U.S. departmen
PEOPLE - TRADE
Wire and Staff Reports |
MOTOROLA INC. (Schaumburg, Ill.) - Wilhelm Braxmaier was named director for Eastern Europe by this m
Maritime
DUKAKIS LAUNCHES EXPORT INITIATIVE IN MASSACHUSETTS
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Gov. Michael Dukakis launched a new program Wednesday designed to double Massachusetts' exports with
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
S. KOREA MAY LEGALIZE TRADE WITH N. KOREASEOUL, South Korea - The government has drafted a b
Maritime
TAX TREATY WITH US COULD BE BIG BOOST FOR DOMINICA INDUSTRY
Larry Luxner |
Visitors who reach the summit of towering Mont Trois Piton in southern Dominica rarely forget the vi
Maritime
NEW ZEALAND LINE REFLAGS, CUTS STAFF TO ATTRACT BUYERS
Mark Magnier |
The government-owned Shipping Corp. of New Zealand is cutting both shipboard and shoreside payrolls
ENTERPRISE ZONES IN ILLINOIS GREW TO 68 LAST YEAR
Anita Schrodt |
Illinois' enterprise zone program, authorized by the General Assembly's Enterprise Zone Act of 1982,
S. AFRICAN COMPANIES FACE BARRIERS TO THEIR OVERSEAS EXPANSION DRIVE
(Ap) |
South African companies are expanding abroad as disinvestment, sanctions and the threat of future tu
Maritime
FINANCIAL JOB GROWTH DROPS IN NEW YORK CITY
(Ap) |
Jobs in financial services, one of the engines of expansion in the economy of the metropolitan regio
WORLD TODAY
Wire and Staff Reports |
HUNGARY WILL ALLOW INDEPENDENT PARTIESBUDAPEST, Hungary - Hungary paved the way for politica
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
* Trading With Sri Lanka 4A * David Goldman - Celebrating a Dollar Rally 8A* Tom Connors - W
BUSINESS IN TODAY'S NEWS
JOC Staff |
This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza
COURT SHIELDS UTILITY USERS FROM NUCLEAR OUTLAY RISKS
Leah R. Young |
States may protect consumers from paying the price for nuclear power plants under construction that
IMPORTERS HIT PANEL'S COMPOSITION
William Armbruster |
Importers of textiles and apparel are angry over the composition of a new advisory committee to the
Maritime
PUERTO RICO TO PROBE SHIP REPAIR BILLS
Harold J. Lidin |
The state-owned shipping line of Puerto Rico is facing an official investigation into charges of mis
A 'MODEST' UPTREND ANTICIPATED IN INFLATION
John Boyd |
In remarks that suggest the economy may be able to grow faster than often believed without straining
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