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JAPANESE BEGIN BUYING UP US CITRUS GROVES
Josh Goldstein |
The Japanese, seeing the prospects of a more open market for citrus imports into their country, are
KAN. LAWMAKERS TANGLED IN BATUS-FARMERS BATTLE
Wichita Eagle-Beacon |
On the one side is Batus Inc., a Louisville-based conglomerate with interests as varied as tobacco a
AUSTRALIAN BROKERS PLAN TO ATTEND US MEETING
Vincent W. Stove |
A delegation of Australian insurance brokers will be taking a particular interest in the organizatio
JAPAN STEPS UP OVERSEAS BUYING OF BEEF PLANTS
Wire and Staff Report |
Japanese beef importers are grazing the landscape of some of the world's major beef-producing nation
CRB FUTURES OUTLOOK JULY USDA REPORTS SEEN CONSTRUCTIVE FOR SOYBEANS
Susan Buchanan |
Activity in soybean futures has become more volatile recently, following a rapid ascent in which pri
COMMODITY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
CHINA LIMITING EXPORTS TO CURB TIN PRICESKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Chinese tin exports are un
GRAIN, SOYBEAN FUTURES PRICES PLUNGE
Howard Simon |
Prices for grain and soybean futures ended sharply lower Monday but off the lows of the day. Prices,
WESTERN FIRMS FACING PROBLEMS IN SOVIET JOINT VENTURE MARKET
(Reuter) |
Western firms are lining up to try to take advantage of a reforming 1987 law that lets Soviet and fo
Maritime
OPERATING RATES RISE AT FACTORIES, MINES
(Ap) |
Operating rates at U.S. factories, mines and utilities rose in June to 83.1 percent, the third conse
LTV SIGNS ARTILLERY PACT WITH TURKS
Dallas Morning News |
LTV Corp. has signed a preliminary agreement with two Turkish companies that could lead to a joint v
Maritime
CHINESE CITIES OPTIMISTIC ON HOUSING EXPERIMENTS
Dallas Morning News |
The Chinese worker soon could have a version of the American dream - a house of his own. Xia
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
INDIA, TURKEY SIGN COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTANKARA, Turkey - India and Turkey have signed an agr
Maritime
SHULTZ TO TALK TRADE ISSUES WITH JAPANESE
(Ap) |
U.S. Secretary of State George P. Shultz, who lashed out at South Korea'sclosed-market econo
Maritime
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SOVIETS REJECT MOVE BY REGION TO SECEDEMOSCOW - The Soviet leadership on Monday rejected a p
US MARINE INSURANCE INDUSTRY FALTERS
James Nolan |
The U.S. maritime insurance industry has all but collapsed. As the world's cargo ship business ticks
REYNOLDS TO SHUT EXTRUSION FACTORY
(Ap) |
Reynolds Metals Co. will close its Grand Rapids plant, which produces auto bumper parts and other ex
PEOPLE - INDUSTRY
JOC Staff |
MAGIC CHEF CO. (Cleveland, Tenn) - C. Wayne Creagan was named president of this manufacturer of kitc
BUSINESS IN TODAY'S NEWS
JOC Staff |
This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS SAY TRADE TO BE ELECTION ISSUE
Keith M. Rockwell |
Leading Democratic legislators say trade will be an issue in the November election regardless of whe
ROADWAY SERVICES WILL BUY MAJOR NON-UNION TRUCKER
Leo Abruzzese |
Trucking giant Roadway Services Inc. will purchase Viking Freight Inc., one of the nation's premier
LEGISLATOR URGES CARGO CARRIERS TO BUY QUIETEST PLANES POSSIBLE
John Boyd. |
Air cargo carriers would be wise to buy the quietest possible airplanes asthey expand their fleets,
INDONESIA VOWS NEW INVESTMENT INCENTIVES
P.T. Bangsberg |
More deregulation and simpler business procedures are promised for Indonesia, a senior official says
ELECTION RESULTS SHAKE UP MEXICAN INVESTORS
WILLIAM A. ORME Jr. |
Business leaders are welcoming the ruling party's proclaimed victory in Mexico's disputed July 6 pre
BOWERS SAYS ILA TO BEGIN EARLY TALKS ON CONTRACT
Bill Mongelluzzo |
International Longshoremen's Association President John Bowers said the union will begin contract ta
GULF CARRIERS RELIEVED TO HEAR CEASE-FIRE NEWS
This article is based on reporting by James Nolan in New York, |
Both tanker and liner operators were relieved about the chance for lasting peace brought by an impen
NY PORT GIVES TRYOUT TO CARGO DATA SYSTEM
PATRICIA McCORMICK |
Before the container vessel Newark Bay left Rotterdam for New York last Friday, brokers at Brauner I
CRUCIAL INGREDIENT IN CHIPS IS OZONE-EATING CHEMICAL
G. Pascal Zachary |
CFC-113 may mean death to ozone, but it's a lifeblood for the computer chip manufacturing industry.<
'K' LINE OPTIMISTIC OPERATIONS AT TACOMA WILL BRING PROFITS
John Davies |
A Japanese shipping line that moved marine and rail operations from Seattle to Tacoma expects the ch
Maritime
PUYALLUPS TO VOTE ON TACOMA OFFER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A proposed $160 million settlement that would allow the Port of Tacoma to expand and give the Puyall
Maritime
BOYCOTT BY PANAMANIANS FAILS TO DETER US CANAL CONTINGENT
Robert F. Morison |
The Panama Canal Commission will hold its future meetings in the United States, with or without Pana
Maritime
SHIPPING AGENT GEARS TO EXTEND ELECTRONIC REACH
TORREY BYLES Journal of Commerce Special |
Five years ago, a Memphis shipping agent called National Piggyback started an electronic messaging s
ELECTRONICS BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
DIGITAL TO COMPETE IN ONLINE MARKETSAN JOSE, Calif. - Digital Equipment Corp. of Maynard, Ma
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
FMC POLLS FORWARDERS ON 1984 SHIPPING ACTAs part of the required review of the 1984 Shipping
Maritime
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
July 18, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High
Maritime
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1178 (July 18, 1988) Previous day - 1171 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i
Maritime
ATLANTIK EXPRESS BOOSTS CAPACITY
Jon Jacobs |
Atlantik Express Linie is deploying a larger, faster vessel and adding direct calls at the Port of F
Maritime
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BN BOXCAR BACKHAULS OFFERED FOR SHIPMENTSFORTH WORTH, Texas - Burlington Northern Railroad i
Rail News
EMERY TAKES SHIPMENT OF FRESH BEEF TO JAPAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Emery Air Freight Corp. of Wilton, Conn., will carry its first large shipment of frozen beef to Japa
Air Cargo
HEAVY-TRUCK SALES IN JUNE RECALL GLORY DAYS OF THE '70S
Michael S. Lelyveld |
The heavy-truck market went on its biggest buying bash since the 1970s last month, making Wall Stree
Trucking News
DOT PROPOSES NATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR TRUCK AND BUS DRIVER LICENSES
Leo Abruzzese |
The Department of Transportation proposed uniform national guidelines for the licensing of commercia
Trucking News
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