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INDEX SHOWS BUSINESSES PAY BILLS ON TIME
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The TRW Business Payment Index shows the nation's business maintaining a robust ability to pay bills
SENATE DELAYS VOTE ON TEXTILE QUOTA BILL
Richard Lawrence |
The Senate, in another delay, postponed until this week a final vote on a pending textile-footwear i
SOVIETS EXPECT EXPORTS TO DOUBLE
Albert Axebank |
Soviet officials say their country's exports are targeted to increase 2.2 to 2.4 times in volume by
ANALYSTS DOWNPLAY RISE IN PRODUCER PRICE INDEX
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The 0.6 percent increase in the August Producer Price Index looked bad, but it wasn't, analysts said
INSURANCE AGENTS LOSE COURT CASE AGAINST BANKS
Leah R. Young |
Insurance agents have lost their bid to convince an appellate court that the Federal Reserve Board c
SUGAR PRICE MAY DECAY CHINA VENTURES
Gary Aderman |
Sugar may be sweet, even romantic. But to U.S. soft-drink and snack makers in China it is something
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
* Anita Schrodt - Industrial Price Index 6A * Stanford Erickson - Conversations 8A* N. David
CONGRESSMEN REMAIN SKEPTICAL ON BANK MOVE INTO INSURANCE
Leah R. Young |
Federal regulators strongly support permitting bank holding companies to expand into the insurance b
PORT DIRECTORS ASKED TO DO MORE WITH LESS
William Armbruster |
You may need a scorecard to keep track of all the new faces at this week's annual meeting of port of
CLARIFICATION
JOC Staff |
The article, Creditors' Agency Uses Barter To Collect on Some Frozen Debts, which appeared on Page 1
SHIPBUILDING ORDERBOOK SHOWS HEALTHY INCREASE
Journal of Commerce Staff Report. (This report was prepared by |
A newly issued report by Lloyd's Register of Shipping suggests that shipowners, showing some optimis
LLOYD'S PLANS TO DO W. GERMAN BUSINESS
Janet Porter |
The Lloyd's of London insurance market expects to be doing business in West Germany by the beginning
TRUCK REPAIR FIRM IS LIKE A ROADSIDE ST. BERNARD
PATRICIA McCORMICK |
It was nearly midnight when Stephan Spiegelman of Suffern, N.Y., received a call about a truckload o
CHINA EXPECTED TO AGAIN IMPORT SMALL COMPUTERS
P.T. Bangsberg |
After a long period of discouraging imports of microcomputers in favor of domestic models, China may
GLOBAL FIRMS FIGHT REPRISALS ON BRAZIL
Richard Lawrence |
Major U.S. firms are appealing to the Reagan administration to limit its trade reprisals against Bra
SPECIAL ISSUE: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PORT AUTHORITIES - GEARING FOR THE 1990'S.
JOC Staff |
TOP STORIES: U.S. port authorities are redefining their mission to emphasize land as well as
AMERICAN ELECTRIC SEEKS OFFERS
Tim Sansbury |
American Electric Power Service Corp., Lancaster, Ohio, said it is seeking coal supply offers rangin
SEABROOK HURDLE MAY BE CLEARED
(Ap) |
A Nuclear Regulatory Commission vote this week is likely to remove a major hurdle in the long quest
TRANSWORLD POSTINGS ADDED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Transworld Oil USA Inc.'s cargo prices for residual fuel oil are posted in The Journal of Commerce
ELECTRIC UTILITIES IN EC RESIST LURE OF RIVAL FUELS
Bruce Barnard |
Electric utilities in the European Community kept the faith with coal last year despite increasing c
EUROPEAN CRUDE PRICES REBOUND AFTER SLUMP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
European oil prices Friday staged a fragile rally after slumping to their lowest level since Novembe
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
Sept. 9, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
Information Supplied by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce |
Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
UTAH UTILITY CONFIRMS NEW OFFER FOR CONTROLUtah Power & Light Co. confirmed that financier I
AGRICULTURAL TRADE LEADS
Supplied by the US Department of Agriculture |
Corn Yellow maize, moisture 12.5 percent, afflatoxin not more than .035 percent, insect bite
Maritime
DAVE HIGDON'S INSIDE TALK ON AVIATION
Dave Higdon |
HUB-ONE, HUB-TWO, but will there be many more? Only time will tell, say officials of Federal
Air Cargo
PEOPLE - AVIATION
JOC Staff |
UNITED AIRLINES (Chicago) - Lawrence M. Nagin has been named senior vice president, corporate and ex
Air Cargo
CONCRETE CANYONS CHALLENGE JETS LANDING IN SAN DIEGO
James Coates |
Landing a passenger jet or cargo plane at Lindbergh Field here can be one of commercial aviation's
Air Cargo
US AIRPORT OPERATORS URGED TO PLAN OWN FLIGHT TO FUTURE
John Davies |
Operators of major U.S. airports must recognize that what was once a partnership with the airlines t
Air Cargo
AVIATION BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
DOT MOVES FOR TIGERS IN DISPUTE WITH JAPANThe Department of Transportation on Friday ruled i
Air Cargo
MSAS CARGO HAS PLANS FOR A US BUYING SPREE
Ira Breskin |
MSAS Cargo International Inc., one of the world's largest air freight forwarders, plans a major shop
Air Cargo
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
HERCULES RAISES PRICES OF RESINSHercules Inc., Wilmington, Del., will increase list prices o
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
REICHHOLD HIKES TOFA PRODUCTSPENSACOLA, Fla. - The Coating Polymers and Resins Division of R
GE PLASTICS PLANS TO BOOST CAPACITY FOR POLYCARBONATE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
GE Plastics, a division of General Electric Co., announced a $315 million expansion at its polycarbo
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
FEDERAL, CALIF. AGENCIES SETTLE AEROJET CLEANUPSACRAMENTO, CALIF. - Federal and state agenci
SURGE IN STYRENE OUTPUT PROPELS BENZENE PRICES
Shelina Shariff |
Benzene prices are rising fast, driven by a surge in styrene production and high demand for toluene
ETHANOL STILL IS STRUGGLING FOR ACCEPTANCE BY DRIVERS
(Reuter) |
No matter what name it uses - grain alcohol, gasohol, ethanol - many U.S. motorists just do not want
PETROCHEMICAL EXPORTS ARE LED BY POLYPROPYLENE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Statistics compiled on petrochemical trade for the first semester of 1988 by the National Petroleum
SOME HOUSTON CARGO LIKELY TO SHIFT TO WEST COAST PORTS
John Williams |
Plans by Sea-Land Service Inc. and two other ship lines to offer all-water service between the U.S.
Maritime
BARRY PARKER FREIGHT FUTURES
Barry Parker |
The ocean freight futures market drifted down last week, even as current charter rates were rising.<
Maritime
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