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AUSTRALIAN SEEKS TO AVOID TRADE WARS
Craig Webb |
Australia's new chief representative in New York would like nothing better than to see the United S
US-JAPAN TALKS FAIL TO END BEEF, CITRUS QUOTAS
(Ap) |
The United States said it will pursue a formal trade complaint against Japan after a four-year agree
COMPANIES IN TODAY'S NEWS
JOC Staff |
-A-B-C-D- Abitibi-Price Inc. 4BACLI Metals (London) Ltd. 10AAcustar Inc. 8B
BROOKSTONE PLANS MEXICO, MO., PLANT
(Ap) |
A New Hampshire company said it would build a catalog sales distribution center in Mexico, bringing
14 COUNTRIES LOSE DUTY-FREE STATUS ON JULY 1
Craig Webb |
Fourteen developing nations will lose the right to ship some $1.1 billion worth of goods to the Unit
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
AVIATION Tactics shift in fight on FAA restructuring. 5BExperts will recommend a single man
JAPAN TOLD THIRD WORLD COULD USE SURPLUS CASH
(Ap) |
World Bank President Barber Conable has called for Japanese companies to channel more of their surpl
CM&W SHORT LINE SEEKS PROTECTION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Chicago, Missouri & Western Railway Co. filed for federal bankruptcy court protection Friday, ci
EC BATTLES JAPANESE, S. KOREAN SHIPYARDS
Bruce Barnard |
The European Community is fighting a desperate rearguard action to prevent Japan and South Korea fro
BILL WOULD RESHAPE TRADE LAW RADICALLY
Keith M. Rockwell |
The massive trade legislation hammered out by House and Senate conferees last week is without many o
INSURANCE REGULATORS, CONSUMERS FIGHT RENTAL CARS WAIVERS
Laura Raley Borda |
Peter T. was renting a car for a weekend trip to Lake Tahoe on the Nevada- California border. The ad
TEAMSTER CONTRACT TO BURDEN TRUCKERS
Leo Abruzzese |
The new national labor contract between the Teamsters union and the trucking industry will trigger a
US SHIPOWNERS HIT MILITARY CHARTER POLICY
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
The U.S. maritime industry is upset over the Military Sealift Command's willingness to charter forei
SPECIAL SECTION: TRADE WITH GUANGDONG CHINA, PAGES 5A-8A.
JOC Staff |
TOP STORIES: The city of Guangzhou has taken the lead as China lures more foreign investment
HAS TRADE BILL CHANGED ENOUGH TO SUIT REAGAN?
Keith M. Rockwell |
Administration officials, lawmakers and members of the private sector all agree the giant trade bill
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Customs Pushes Faster Than Expected on EDIThe U.S. Customs Service is pushing ahead with ele
PLASTICS CORNER COUNTY LEGISLATURE IN NY OKS BAG BAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A sweeping ban on the use of plastic grocery bags and food containers was approved Tuesday by the Su
UNION CARBIDE PLANS TO EXPAND PE CAPACITY
Arnaldo Arroyo |
Union Carbide Corp. has reinforced widespread industry projections of potential short-term polyethyl
NY SUIT CLAIMS FLORIST ILLEGALLY DUMPED PESTICIDE
(Ap) |
A civil lawsuit against one of the state's largest wholesale florists charging illegal and improper
MONSANTO, CARRIERS COOPERATE TO STREAMLINE TRANSPORTATION
Andrea Chancellor |
Monsanto Chemical Co. saved money in 1987 by reconfiguring barge movements and streamlining other tr
OCCIDENTAL UNIT TO CHANGE NAME
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Occidental Petroleum Corp. announced Wednesday that effective April 1, its Cities Service Co. subsid
CHEMICAL MARKETS BENZENE TRADING SLUGGISH IN MARCH
Shelina Shariff |
Spring is a time for impulsive action. But benzene trading is almost non- existent and prices have n
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow Corning Hikes Silicone Fluid PricesMIDLAND, Mich. - List prices of certain silicone flui
HOECHST POSTS HIGHER PROFIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Hoechst AG, the West German chemical concern, said Wednesday that 1987 pretax group profit grew 10.4
TEXACO NORTH SEA FINDS NATURAL GAS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Texaco Inc.'s British exploration subsidiary has made a significant natural gas and condensate disco
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
March 30, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
COMMERCE HELPS CHEMICAL FIRMS CLINCH INTERNATIONAL DEALS
Kenneth Reid |
For major chemical companies like Air Products Corp. and myriad smaller chemical companies, key assi
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BASF Unit to Form Taiwan Plastic VentureFRANKFURT, West Germany - Elastogran GmbH, a subsidi
NY GASOLINE PRICES RISE ON OPEC-MEET RUMORS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Rumors that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries might hold a special meeting to shore
COLUMBIA NATURAL LOSES APPEAL IN CONTRACT CASE
(Ap) |
An appeals court upheld federal regulators' refusal to let Columbia Natural Gas Transmission Corp.,
2 KY. COAL COMPANIES CLOSE MINES WHILE A 3RD SIGNS PACT
Tim Sansbury |
Two major Kentucky coal companies shut down mines during the past week but a third producer disclose
US, ITALY PLAN TWO PROJECTS ON CLEAN COAL
Tim Sansbury |
Deputy Secretary of Energy William Martin disclosed that the U.S. and Italian governments will sign
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Canadian Utility Staff Favored in Sell-off PlanVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Employees of fo
GASOLINE, DISTILLATE STOCKS FALL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Supplies of gasoline and distillate fuel both declined last week, according to the American Petroleu
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Seattle Panel to Define Port Director DutiesA panel of 19 waterfront and community leaders t
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Nigeria to Buy Shares In Foreign RefineriesLAGOS, Nigeria - Nigeria has been refining an ave
JAPAN APPROVES SHIPYARD CUTS
A.E. Cullison |
Japan's Transport Ministry officially approved plans Wednesday by three major shipbuilding groups to
Maritime
PANEL APPROVES WATER PROJECTS
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee approved a slightly expanded version of legislatio
Maritime
IRAQI PLANES ATTACK CYPRIOT TANKER IN GULF
(Ap) |
Iraqi warplanes attacked a Cypriot tanker off Iran's coast Wednesday. In another development
Maritime
MARITIME SUBSIDY REFORM BOILS DOWN TO QUESTION OF $$$
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
There is not enough money to satisfy all of the players involved in the effort to reform the maritim
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