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EASTERN UTILITIES HAVING RECORD SUMMER
Geoffrey Brown |
Record peak electric power loads were set and broken several times by a number of East Coast utiliti
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Staff |
For the week ended July 23 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11
Rail News
WORLD MONEY FRONT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Dollar Moves Higher Ahead of Job ReportThe U.S. dollar rose Thursday while participants awai
TRADE ROUTE KEEPING SHIP LINES GUESSING
Mark Magnier |
Robert Turping, vice president of the North European trade route for Westwood Shipping Agencies, say
GULF TANKER WAR HEATS UP AS IRAN ATTACKS SHIP
(Ap) |
Iranian gunboats fired machine gun bursts Thursday at a Norwegian tanker in the southern Persian Gul
Maritime
INDUSTRIAL USERS IN MIDWEST FACE POWER SHUTOFFS
Kevin Commins |
Some of the largest industrial firms in the Chicago area are facing the prospect of electrical power
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
August 4, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
BAY AREA PORTS TOUT THE MIX OF COOPERATION, COMPETITION
Mark Magnier |
Ports often walk a fine line between cooperation and competition, and the stakes involved in missing
Maritime
SHIPPERS ANTICIPATE ONLY BRIEF RAIL STRIKE
Howard S. Abramson |
Most Chicago-area shippers seemed to accept that the threatened strike at the Chicago & North Wester
CHINA WILL DUMP FAILING STATE FIRMS
Noel Fletcher |
The government's foreclosure gavel will slam down on state-owned firms starting in November, when a
NZ COMPANY TOUTS SOFTWARE TO TRACK BOXES
Tony Seideman |
Keeping track of containers is a tough task. Add to this the task of seeing what state of repair the
ELECTRONICS BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NY TOWN DISTANCES ITSELF FROM VDT LAWBROOKHAVEN, N.Y. - The Brookhaven Town Council has unan
NEW ICAO OFFICIAL ASSUMES POST
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dr. Shivinder Singh Sidhu of India assumed his new duties this week as secretary general of the Mont
Air Cargo
BRANIFF PLANS TO CUT FLORIDA SERVICE 30 PERCENT
Martin Zimmerman |
The restructuring of Braniff Inc.'s route system continued this week when the Dallas-based airline a
Air Cargo
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1192 (Aug. 3, 1988) Previous day - 1192 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in
Maritime
MARITRANS NET INCOME JUMPS 50 PERCENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Maritrans Partners L.P., a tugboat and barge operator, saw its net income rise nearly 50 percent in
Maritime
KAN. DOCTORS TO FORM MALPRACTICE COMPANY
Wire and Staff Reports |
Kansas doctors, driven by a growing exodus of medical malpractice insurance companies from the stat
BUSINESS IN TODAY'S NEWS
JOC Staff |
This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
VIETNAM SUSPENDS HELP IN MIA SEARCHBANGKOK, Thailand - Vietnam said Wednesday it has stopped
REFINERY UTILIZATION RATE IS UP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. refineries continued to operate at high rates of capacity utilization for the week ended July 2
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
August 3, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
CONSUMERS POWER SETS 24-HOUR USE RECORDJACKSON, Mich. - For the third time this summer, Cons
DIESEL AUTOMOBILE IS RUNNING LAST IN THE SALES RACE
John Hicks |
Diesel-powered automobiles, touted as the answer to everything from fuel economy to low maintenance
BENZENE SPOT MARKET IS EDGING UPWARD
Shelina Shariff |
It's not only the weather that's heating up. The benzene spot market has warmed at least a nickel ov
RED DYE NO. 36 STAYS ON MARKET
(Reuter) |
The Food & Drug Administration, in a long-delayed action, said it would allow Red No. 36, a common d
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
TRUSTEE EXPECTS D&H TO RESUME SERVICE SOON
Howard S. Abramson |
The Delaware & Hudson Railroad Co.'s bankruptcy trustee expects to have the railroad back in service
Rail News
TALL OIL ROSIN SALES FALL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
June tall oil rosin sales in the United States dropped 19.4 percent to 35.3 million pounds from May
INDIANS, TACOMA MAY SETTLE SUIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Puyallup Indians will vote on a proposed $162 million settlement of their land claims against th
Maritime
WHAT DOES SEX HAVE TO DO WITH SELLING TRUCKS?
Mark Magnier |
Some call it basic marketing, some call it the cheesecake factor and some just stop and stare.
DROUGHT MAY COST GRAIN WORKERS THEIR JOBS
Kevin Commins |
Hundreds of workers at major U.S. grain companies may lose their jobs as grain companies face a drou
CONTAINER GROWTH CONTINUES AT THE PORT OF MONTREAL
Leo Ryan |
Container traffic at Canada's leading general cargo port is continuing to grow at a healthy clip.
Maritime
APC ACTS TO PREVENT A HOSTILE TAKEOVER
Journal of Commerce Staff - Mark Magnier |
American President Cos. appears ready to fight any hostile takeover attempt. It announced We
WASH. REJECTS BATUS' OFFER
(Ap) |
Washington became the fourth state to reject an unfriendly takeover of Farmers Group Inc. by the Bat
'THE CITY' OF LONDON ATTRACTS FEW WOMEN
(Reuter) |
The all-male stock market wrangled for years over whether to let women become brokers, but when the
COCOA TRADERS UPSET WITH BUFFER STOCK PURCHASING PRACTICE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
London cocoa traders have expressed considerable dissent after the International Cocoa Organization
AUSTRALIAN BANKS BOOST TIES TO CHINA
Vincent W. Stove |
Australia is continuing to strengthen its banking links with China. National Australia Bank
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
DEUTSCHE BANK SIGNS BIG MANHATTAN LEASENEW YORK - Shearson Lehman Hutton said Deutsche Bank
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CAROLINA FREIGHT BUILDS MOBILE TRAINING UNITCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers Co
Rail News
KEPPEL GROUP UNITS REPORT PROFIT GAIN
P.T. Bangsberg |
Two units of Singapore's maritime-related Keppel Group report improvedfinancial results, buo
Maritime
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