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RAIL ENGINEERS ORDERED NOT TO JOIN AFL-CIO
Howard S. Abramson |
The appeals board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has ordered the union not to affiliate
WORLD MONEY FRONT CENTRAL BANK SELLING CAPS DOLLAR'S ADVANCE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar moved broadly higher Monday, but its advance was capped at 1.92 deutsche marks by a
JAPANESE PLAN TO CASH IN ON CEASE-FIRE
A.E. Cullison |
Japanese trading houses and industrial manufacturing companies should benefitfrom Iran's and
Maritime
MITSUI O.S.K. IS NOW FULLY INTERMODAL
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Trans-Pacific carriers today have two choices. They can make the investment required to become door-
NEW PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE PRODUCTS HELP EMPLOYERS DEAL WITH TAX LAW
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A U.S. life insurer has designed a series of products to help employers cope with provisions in a se
HUTTON, INSURER SETTLE LAWSUIT OVER DELINQUENT MORTGAGE LOANS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
E.F. Hutton Group has settled its litigation involving delinquent mortgage loans purchased from Firs
AUSTRALIA, US INK PACT TO EXPAND AIR SERVICE
(Ap) |
After two and a half years of negotiations, the governments of Australia and the United States have
Air Cargo
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
MOBIL'S OVERSEAS UNITS TO SELL NEW MOTOR OILMobil Oil Corp.'s overseas affiliates are introd
DURABILITY OF PLASTIC IS NOW ITS PROBLEM
Mary Ethridge |
On the road to economic recovery, Akron may have come across a stumbling block - one made of plastic
US RIG COUNT DROPS THREE
(Ap) |
The number of working oil and natural gas rigs in the United States slipped by three to total 937, m
HEATING OIL INDUSTRY URGED TO PURSUE NEW HOME MART
Tim Sansbury |
Now that the loss of heating oil's market to natural gas has nearly evaporated this year, the time h
SILVER SCHEME COSTS HUNT BROTHERS $130 MILLION
(Ap) |
A federal jury's order that the Hunt brothers pay more than $130 million to a Peruvian company for t
COMMODITY BRIEFS
JOC Staff |
AUSTRALIA TO ISSUE PLATINUM KOALA COINNEW YORK - GoldCorp Australia Monday announced its fir
POLICE CONDUCT BOMB SEARCH ON CAST SHIP
Leo Ryan |
A Montreal-bound Cast container/bulk carrier at the center of a bomb scare was being inspected Monda
Maritime
LDC DEBT PRICES CONTINUE TO SLIDE
Deborah Lutterbeck |
Country debt swaps moved lower in sluggish trading last week as both foreign and domestic medium-siz
MARKETS & MONEY BUSH SILENT ABOUT FALLING SAVING RATE
Albert L. Kraus |
To hear George Bush tell it, the patient never has been better. Eight years ago, he exulted
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
MAXICARE TO SELL HMOS SERVING PA. RESIDENTSHARRISBURG, Pa. - An ailing California company ha
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
US Department of Commerce |
Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB
Maritime
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
VINYL ACETATE UP AT NATIONAL STARCHBRIDGEWATER, N.J. National Starch & Chemical Corp.'s Res
PROVESTA, DOW CORNING FORM PESTICIDE VENTURE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Provesta Corp. and Dow Corning Enterprises Inc. formed a joint venture, AgriSense, to develop and ma
LOW OIL PRICES SEEN THROUGH '92
(Ap) |
Oil prices are expected to remain at their present low levels through the early 1990s, according to
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
JAPANESE MINISTRY NEARS DECISION ON CREDIT RATING REQUIREMENT
Journal of Commerce Special |
Japan's Ministry of Finance is nearing a decision to make credit ratings a requirement for those iss
SHORT-TERM OUTLOOK FOR THE DOLLAR STRONG
Kevin Commins |
The dollar will remain strong in the short-term, however it may begin to weaken later in the year, c
TAKESHITA TIMES VISIT TO CHINA RIGHT
(Ap) |
Japanese Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita's visit to China this week comes at a rare and seemingly au
Maritime
REAGAN SIGNS TRADE BILL ON TUESDAY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
President Reagan will sign into law the omnibus trade bill Tuesday at the Long Beach terminal of Sea
THE ECONOMY CONSUMER SPENDING RISE SEEN DESPITE HIGHER INTEREST RATES
(Reuter) |
U.S. consumers should continue to spend without a significant letup during the rest of 1988 and may
BRAZIL IMPLORES ITS BUSINESSMEN: 'FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, IMPORT!'
James Bruce |
After stomping on the import brake for years to grapple with foreign debt payments, the Brazilian go
GM BEARINGS UNIT WILL CUT 500 JOBS
(Ap) |
The New Departure-Hyatt Bearings division of General Motors Corp. will cut in half its work force of
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
* Anita Schrodt - JofC Industrial Price Index Still Rising 6A * Kevin Commins - Currency For
2ND GROUP TO ASSESS BANGKOK CHARGES
Mark Magnier |
The principal shipping conference between North America and Asia announced it will reinstate termina
Maritime
UNIVERSITY ADDS POLYMER FACILITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The University of Akron broke ground for its $17 million polymer science building. The 12-st
ELECTRONICS BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ZENITH MICROCOMPUTER CALLED 'A MAJOR STEP'Zenith Data Systems, a subsidiary of Zenith Electr
DALE STEFFES - ENERGY OUTLOOK
Dale Steffes |
A couple of years ago, I addressed about 150 members of the Society of Petroleum Engineers in Housto
OIL MARKET ALL QUIET ON OPEC FRONT
Bruce Barnard |
European crude oil prices closed the week broadly unchanged in a market subdued by a lack of buyer i
LAS VEGAS PROJECT A FIRST FOR US CITIES
(Ap) |
Construction begins next month on a 21st century people mover system that is expected to draw close
Rail News
THAILAND SOON MAY BE ASIA'S FIFTH 'DRAGON'
P.T. Bangsberg |
Long known for tin, tapioca and temples, Thailand is blossoming and rushing into the late 20th centu
Maritime
NY PORT OFFICIAL CONSIDERED FOR SAN FRANCISCO POSITION
Gloria Joseph |
Michael P. Huerta, who two and a half years ago was brought in to run the New York City port facilit
BUSINESS IN TODAY'S NEWS
JOC Staff |
This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza
MASTERS, MATES LEADERS FACES CHALLENGE FROM DISSIDENT GROUP
Chris Dupin |
As the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots begins its nominating convention this
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