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BUREAU HOT ON TRAIL OF SHIP CARGO
This story was written by Edwin Unsworth in London and Barbara |
Somewhere, sometime soon, up to 3,100 metric tons of the widely used plastic polyvinyl chloride from
TEXAS INTERNATIONAL BUYS SULFUR FACILITY
JOC Staff |
Texas International Terminals Inc., has acquired Burza International Ltd.'s sulfur handling terminal
Maritime
PEOPLE - TRUCKING
From Wire and Staff Reports |
FRUEHAUF CORP. (Detroit) - T. Neal Combs has replaced Robert D. Rowan as chairman. Mr. Rowan officia
Trucking News
QUACK RESCUE TEAM SAVES FEATHERED FAMILY
(Ap) |
When a courier for DHL Worldwide Express saw a mother duck and three ducklings in the middle of a se
Trucking News
WORLD MONEY FRONT DOLLAR DRIFTS LOWER
JOC Staff |
The U.S. dollar declined in quiet trading Tuesday, while the pound sterling's advance slowed.
CHEMICAL MARKETS PRICES FOR CARNUBA, JAPAN WAX VOLATILE
Shelina Shariff |
In these inflationary times, it is hard to find chemical prices that have not changed for two years
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Malaysia Won't Hike Crude Oil ProductionJAKARTA, Indonesia - Malaysia pledged to keep its cr
STATISTICS NOTED ON ALUMINUM USE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Aluminum shipments to the aircraft and aerospace markets, as reflected by uses in aerospace and miss
Air Cargo
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Dollar Bond Fund Sells Out in JapanNEW YORK - Daiwa Securities Co. said a new $2.5 billion d
PEOPLE - FINANCIAL
From Wire and Staff Reports |
HOULIHAN, LIKEY, HOWARD & ZUKIN INC. (Los Angeles) - Robert S. Socol was named principal, and Gregor
AGRICULTURAL TRADE LEADS
Supplied by U.S. Department of Agriculture |
Sunflower seed oil Newly opened firm in the free trade zone of Jebel Ali in Dubai seeks U.S.
SPECIAL SECTION: COTTON - TRADE AND TRANSPORTATION, PAGES 7A-12A.
JOC Staff |
TOP STORIES: Cotton exports continue to rise as analysts predict record year for 1988. 7AWes
PLASTIC CORNER POLYMER USE RISES SLOWLY IN EUROPE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Western European demand for synthetic polymer emulsions - used extensively in the paint, carpets, ad
HEAVY-TRUCK SALES EASED IN APRIL
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Heavy-truck sales eased slightly in April and fell just short of levels reached a year earlier, but
Trucking News
RI WASTE INDICTMENT CITES FEDERAL RACKETEERING STATUTE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. Attorney's Office for Rhode Island late last month unsealed the first indictment in a Resou
CHEMICAL EARNINGS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NL Industries Posts Turnaround in QuarterNL Industries Inc. announced first-quarter net inco
OVERLAND EXPRESS FILES FOR PROTECTION
Leo Abruzzese |
Continuing cash flow shortages and failure to make a scheduled loan payment forced Overland Express
Trucking News
CALUMET MAY REOPEN THIS WEEK
Andrea Chancellor |
Transit on the Calumet River near the Port of Chicago was expected to be restored by the end of the
Maritime
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
OxyChem Boosts Chromic Acid PriceDALLAS, Texas - Occidental Chemical Corp. increased list pr
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
May 10, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f
MANUFACTURERS, RETAILERS LAUD QUICK RESPONSE
Bruce W. Fraser |
The overall goal of Quick Response distribution is to reduce the time of the whole production and de
EXPECTED FIGHT FOR EMERY AIR IS CALLED OFF
Ira Breskin |
The anticipated proxy fight for control of Emery Air Freight Corp. failed to materialize here Tuesda
Air Cargo
ANGRY TRUCKERS BLOCKADE PORTS
Janet Porter |
Angry truck drivers are blockading ports on both sides of the English Channel in protest against the
Maritime
PLANNER LEADS FIELD IN RACE TO BE NY/NJ PORT DIRECTOR
Gloria Joseph |
The strategic planner at the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, cited by a colleague as having
FUJI BANK DENIES IT WAS FORCED TO LIMIT SHARE IN US DEALER
A.E. Cullison |
Fuji Bank Ltd., Japan's third-largest bank, reached agreement with Kleinwort Benson Securities Co. o
NEW COMPUTER LAGS ON TOKYO EXCHANGE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Only a week after the Tokyo Stock Exchange introduced its new computer system for futures trading, p
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
PANEL FINDS DUMPING OF FORKLIFTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The International Trade Commission has cleared the way for anti-dumping duties on Japanese forklift
GLOBAL DATA LINKUPS ARE POISED FOR GROWTH
Tony Seideman |
International use of standardized electronic messages is ready to explode. Two key ingredien
EVERHARD SEES FEWER SHIP LINES
Craig Dunlap |
Survival of the fittest in terms of technology, marketing and operations will continue to rule the m
Maritime
PUBLISHER'S NOTEBOOK
Don C. Becker |
Is China the looming economic colossus of the 21st century? This was the question uppermost
PEOPLE - INSURANCE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CIGNA CORP. (Philadelphia) - Eric O. Scheffler was named senior vice president, property and casualt
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
House Panel Voting On Product Bill BeginsThe House Energy and Commerce Committee began votin
SPECIAL AUTO COURT SYSTEM PROPOSED IN NEW JERSEY
(Ap) |
An insurance agents' group proposed Monday the creation of a special court system designed to handl
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Oakland Trade Group Sponsors LuncheonOAKLAND, Calif. - The Oakland World Trade Association a
Maritime
CUT-RATE SOVIET, CHINESE PRICES WORRY US ROCKET LAUNCH FIRMS
Boston Globe |
The Soviet Union and China are aggressively marketing cut-rate rocket launches that could seriously
Maritime
PEOPLE - TRADE
Wire and Staff Reports |
AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN WEST GERMANY (Frankfurt, West Germany) - Thomas T. Krauss, 42, was n
Maritime
CHEMICAL MARKETS MORE PRICE HIKES NOTED IN APRIL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The National Association of Purchasing Management cited a number of outstanding chemical price incre
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Esso Unit Makes Find In South China SeaEsso China Ltd., an affiliate of Exxon Corp., found s
BATTLE LINES DRAWN OVER SOFTWARE STANDARD
Boston Globe |
Digital Equipment Corp. and a handful of other major computer makers are readying an assault on the
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