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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
INVESTORS IN BRAZIL REASSESS POSITIONS
James Bruce |
Foreign investors in Brazil were rethinking their positions Tuesday after the country's constitution
NY HOUSE PASSES TOXIC 'LEMON' BILL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The New York state Assembly passed a so-called hazardous lemon bill that would require sellers of pr
DU PONT JAPAN STARTS PRODUCTION OF ARAMID PAPER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. subsidiary Du Pont Japan Ltd. began production of Nomex aramid paper i
DROUGHT DEPRESSES RAILCAR DEMAND
Ed Maixner |
Sales of Burlington Northern Railroad's certificates of transportation are on hold. The cert
Rail News
SOUTHEAST ASIA EXPECTED TO EXPAND INFLUENCE
(Ap) |
Southeast Asia's role in the world economy will expand through the year 2000, while Japanese markets
Maritime
PUBLISHER'S NOTEBOOK
Don C. Becker |
You old-timers out there will remember the famous radio commentator Gabriel Heatter, who used to ope
AIR CANADA POSTS 2ND QUARTER TURNAROUND
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Shortly before its first public share offering, Air Canada has reported a large turnaround in profit
Air Cargo
CHIP SHORTAGES MAY BE EASING
Michael Feibus |
Wyse Technology cut prices for some of its computers two weeks ago, saying prices of vital memory ch
THINNING OZONE LAYER MAY DEGRADE PLASTICS
Mary Ethridge |
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is worried about plastics that won't go away. Ironically, i
EUROPE'S INSURERS GEAR FOR PAPERLESS TRADING
Janet Porter |
The European insurance industry is gearing up for paperless trading. A new initiative to pro
JAPAN'S BEACON SYSTEM ADVANCES DESPITE THE GULF WAR CEASE-FIRE
(Ap) |
Japan will go ahead with its plan to install a navigational aid system along the gulf coast despite
Maritime
FRANCE, US TALK BRIEFLY ON SUBSIDIES, TRADE LAW
(Ap) |
The new U.S. trade law and government subsidies to farm exports were discussed Monday in a quick mee
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
WORLD TIRE LEADERSHIP IS SOUGHT BY GOODYEARAKRON, Ohio - Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.'s new
Maritime
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year8/30 8/29 Chan
EUROPE PLANS SHIFT IN DATA INTERCHANGE IN TRANSPORT
Janet Porter |
Paperless trading in goods will take a major step forward next month when European companies begin t
LONG-DISTANCE CARGO-CLEARING DEBUTS
Tony Seideman |
U.S. ocean carriers can now clear cargo where it isn't. The U.S. Customs Service has begun t
DOE APPROVES TEXACO PAYMENTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Energy Department gave final approval to a plan under which Texaco Inc. will pay the government
FUNDS SHORT FOR TOXIC TEAM IN OHIO'S MEDINA COUNTY
Akron Beacon Journal |
While it will cost only $50,000 to organize and equip a hazardous materials team to serve Medina Cou
BLIND LEARN TO SAIL WITH SENSES IN UNIQUE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
(Ap) |
Jeff Pitman is blind, but he sails for the same reasons sighted people do - fresh air, warm sunshine
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
KOMATSU, ROBBINS INK TUNNEL MACHINERY PACTJapanese construction-machinery maker Komatsu Ltd.
Maritime
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CALIF. MEASURE LIMITS CAR INSURANCE PROFITSSACRAMENTO, Calif. - An auto insurance profits ca
BENZENE SPOT PRICES INCH UP
Shelina Shariff |
The spot price for benzene moved up to a range of $1.10 to $1.12 a gallon last week from a fixed $1.
PA. STARTS AUDIT OF PORT AGENCY
Gary Cohn |
The Pennsylvania Auditor General's Office has initiated a wide-ranging audit into the finances and o
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
RAINS MAY BENEFIT CUBAN SUGAR CROPHAVANA - Above-average rainfall over the past few months w
FORWARDERS SEEN ENDURING, DESPITE CHANGE
Richard Malkin |
In the three decades he has spent immersed in what to him has been a totally fascinating environment
Air Cargo
EARNINGS RISE REPORTED BY COMMAND AIRWAYS
JOC Staff |
Command Airways, a regional/commuter airline with headquarters near Poughkeepsie, earned $751,329, o
Air Cargo
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1267 (Aug. 30, 1988) Previous day - 1261 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i
Maritime
FREIGHT CONSOLIDATOR FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST ANZDL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
An Oakland, Calif., freight consolidator raised an unusual problem for the Federal Maritime Commissi
Maritime
FIRMS SEEK NOD TO SELL SHIPS ABROAD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Three companies seek permission from the Maritime Administration to sell vessels to foreign owners a
Maritime
US FURNITURE MAKERS BRACE FOR RATTAN PRICE INCREASE
Cristina Lee |
All's not well with U.S. manufacturers of rattan furniture these days. Indonesia, which supp
Maritime
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
WORLD MONEY FRONT DOLLAR REMAINS WEAK IN THIN TRADING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar remained weak in thin trading Tuesday amid a general reluctance by dealers to take o
NY OFFICIAL HITS PLAN TO DIVERT LAKES WATER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A New York Power Authority official warned Tuesday that diverting more Great Lakes water to the Miss
Maritime
AUSTRALIANS, SOVIETS SIGN ALUMINUM DEAL
Vincent W. Stove |
The Australian aluminum company, Comalco Ltd. has signed a preliminary agreement to enter into a joi
GREECE PLANS CHANGES IN YARD SUBSIDY RULES
Victor Walker |
Greece's three main shipyards have welcomed government assurances that legislation is being drafted
Maritime
USX SAYS IT WILL SELL TUBE STEEL TO SOVIETS
William Armbruster |
United States Steel International Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of USX Corp., said Tuesday it has
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
LONDON BANK BUYS US ACQUISITIONS FIRMLONDON - International banking and financial services g
PAN AM MUST SOON FIND BUYER FOR LATIN ASSETS
Dave Higdon |
As the anniversary of 10 years of airline deregulation nears, one of the nation's pioneering interna
Air Cargo
1,042 LOSE THEIR JOBS AT P&W PLANT
(Ap) |
Another 1,042 white-collar jobs were eliminated this week at Pratt & Whitney, as the giant jet-engin
Air Cargo
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