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BRITISH COLUMBIA COAL HAD ANOTHER DISMAL YEAR
Brian Lewis |
A financial report prepared for the Coal Association of Canada paints another year of dismal results
MAILFAST VOLUME UP 20 PERCENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
TNT Mailfast's volume increased about 20 percent last month, when the British Post was paralyzed by
Air Cargo
PEACE TALKS BEGIN BETWEEN TWO RIVALS IN 'DEBIT CARD' SPAT
Torrey Byles |
Moving money electronically is becoming an increasingly important way to make money. As a re
EMPLOYERS SET NY MEETINGS ON BOX RULES
Bruce Vail |
The 50-mile container rule is moving onto the front burner this week as top representatives of docks
Maritime
PEOPLE - TRADE CUSTOMS LISTS APPOINTMENTS
Wire and Staff Reports |
The U.S. Customs Service announced two appointments to the agency's national headquarters staff.
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
CUBA SEEKS INROADS IN FASHION MARKETCuba's annual fashion show opened on Tuesday with its or
Maritime
MINN. HOPES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM WILL SPARK THE STATE'S ECONOMY
Lee Egerstrom |
Minnesotans will vote next month on a state lottery that could, if approved, fund the Greater Minnes
ELI LILLY MOVING SALESPEOPLE TO JAPAN
David Penticuff |
Eli Lilly & Co. is moving its own sales force into Japan, easing its reliance on Shionogi & Co. as i
JAPAN PARTS FIRMS AREN'T HAPPY IN US
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Japanese automotive parts suppliers who have moved to the United States aren't that happy with the r
CROWLEY SEEKS SLOT-CHARTER AGREEMENT FOR AMTRANS
Bruce Vail |
Crowley Maritime Corp. wants to charter space from another steamship line to replace its monthly lin
BANKERS CONCERNED OVER MEXICAN LOAN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Commercial bankers gathered for a conference here Wednesday expressed concern that the United States
NJ AUTO POOL CHIEF FACES FURTHER ACTION
(Ap) |
The general manager of the Joint Underwriting Association was suspended without pay for nine days af
MORE JOB LOSSES LIKELY IN THE CITY OF LONDON
JIM McCALLUM |
One year after the biggest stock market collapse in history, economists say the industry shakeout he
TOKYO PROSECUTORS SEARCH COMPANIES TIED TO SCANDAL
(Ap) |
Prosecutors on Wednesday searched the headquarters of two companies linked to an insider trading sca
WHY THE US DECIDED TO OFFER $3.5 BILLION
(Reuter) |
The specter of political instability on the southern border of the United States drove Washington to
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
WESTLAKE POLYMERS PLANS NEW ETHYLENE UNIT
Marita Van Oldenborgh |
The latest petrochemical producer to announce ethylene expansion plans, Westlake Polymers Corp., sai
AMR CORP. REPORTS SHARP RISE IN EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
AMR Corp., the parent of American Airlines, reports dramatically increased earnings for the third qu
Air Cargo
CUSTOMS CHIEF ASKS IF EDIFACT IS RIGHT ROUTE
Tony Seideman |
The U.S. Customs Service has taken the weight of the world upon its shoulders. And in some ways it i
AT&T GAINS ALLIES IN ITS HEATED BATTLE OVER UNIX STANDARDS
(Ap) |
Battle lines hardened this week in a fight between the world's biggest computer companies over contr
MATSON POSTS 1 PERCENT INCREASE IN PROFIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Matson Navigation Co. reported a 1 percent increase in operating profit in the third quarter ending
Maritime
PENN STATION WORK TO BEGIN LATE 1989
(Ap) |
Rehabilitation of New York's Penn Station will begin in December 1989, cost $73 million and take fou
Rail News
INCREASE IN GOLD PRICES LIKELY BY END OF THE YEAR
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Gold prices are likely to rise to at least $425 an ounce by the end of the year, as the market recov
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year10/19 10/18 Chan
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
JAPANESE DATABASES NOW MORE ACCESSIBLESPRINGFIELD, Va. - The National Technical Information
Maritime
BARGE RATES FIRM IN RESPONSE TO MOVEMENT OF GRAIN HARVEST
Kevin Commins |
Barge rates have firmed considerably in response to the movement of the 1988 grain harvest to the ma
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
US Department of Commerce |
Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB
Maritime
SWAPS LET NOL DO MORE WITH LESS
Chris Dupin |
Can a medium-sized steamship line from a small country find happiness in the rough-and-tumble trade
Maritime
CONTINENTAL EXECUTES AGREEMENTS TO SELL 2 LIFE UNITS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Continental Corp. announced Wednesday that it has executed agreements to sell two life insurance sub
TAX BILL FATE UNCLEAR AS LAWMAKERS STRUGGLE
John Boyd |
Passage of a final tax bill this year, with provisions affecting virtually every transport industry
TERRA BUYS STAKE IN AMMONIA PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Terra International Inc., the agribusiness subsidiary of Inspiration Resources Corp., purchased W.R.
INSTITUTE SEES NO NEED FOR US OFFSHORE REGISTRY
David F. White |
An international or offshore registry for U.S.-flag ships would be redundant,useless and exc
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
SEOUL, MOSCOW PLAN TRADE OFFICE EXCHANGEThe Soviet Union and South Korea have agreed to esta
Maritime
HOW COMPUTER EXPORTS CAN COMPETE IN JAPAN
Josh Goldstein |
Japan's booming information technology market offers great potential for U.S. exporters, a leading J
Maritime
LOG HOMES WILL GIVE JAPANESE A TASTE OF THE OLD WEST
Jennifer Friedland |
A little bit of the old West is headed for the Far East. Gastineau Log Homes Inc. of Missour
AUSTRIA CHARTS CAREFUL EC COURSE
John J. Metzler |
As 1992 nears, the debate over joining the European Community has increased in Austria. Gove
Maritime
DISCUSSIONS TO BEGIN ON CZECHOSLOVAK PLANS FOR JOINT VENTURE LAW
William Armbruster |
Czechoslovakia's proposed new joint venture law will be a principal topic of discussion at a meeting
Maritime
COSTA RICA DOES BUSINESS AS IT AWAITS HURRICANE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Businesses in Costa Rica were generally operating normally on Wednesday although all inland traffic
Maritime
SPOTLIGHT ON BUSINESS
- Staff Report |
Zonic Corp., a Cincinnati-based manufacturer of computerized test instrumentatio n, has formed a sal
US WARNS INDONESIA TO EASE UP ON OIL RULES
P.T. Bangsberg |
The Indonesian government must ease its rules on exploration by foreign oil companies if it wants to
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