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PRODUCT LIABILITY LAW READY FOR HOUSE VOTE, INSURANCE GROUP SAYS
Leah R. Young |
The Alliance of American Insurers believes that there are enough votes in the House Energy and Comme
CUSTOMS UPDATE
Customs Update is based on reports from U.S. Customs Service |
UTILIZATION OF SANCTIONS WITH RESPECT TO CHECKS RETURNED DISHONORED FROMFINANCIAL INSTITUTIO
Maritime
WHY MOST ECONOMISTS MISSED THE BIG ONE
Albert L. Kraus |
Economists deal in predictability, newspapermen in surprise. For much of the past year, newspapermen
HONG KONG FIRM REPORTEDLY BUYS US TEXTILE PLANT
Tammy Joyner |
A Hong Kong clothing manufacturer entered U.S. textile manufacturing by agreeing to buy a Burlington
Maritime
US AGENTS WATCHING FOR BIRD SMUGGLERS
(Ap) |
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is bird watching again. "Every year, from January through
Maritime
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
AVIATION Embraer is stymied by the U.S. move to postpone a final decision on trade sanctions
APPLE, DIGITAL TEAM UP TO TACKLE OFFICE MART
(Ap) |
Formalizing a strategy Apple Computer has long pursued, the company and Digital Equipment Corp. anno
TRADE OUTLOOK STILL UNCERTAIN DESPITE SHARPLY LOWER DEFICIT
Richard Lawrence |
The U.S. foreign trade outlook remains uncertain despite a sharply lower U.S. deficit in November.
OCEAN CARRIERS SEE WESTBOUND RATES FIRMING IN PACIFIC
Bill Mongelluzzo |
This will be a year of change in the trans-Pacific trade routes - the world's busiest shipping lanes
FATE OF BRAZIL SHOE EXPORTS TIED TO POLICY ON COMPUTERS
James Bruce |
Only a reversal of Brazil's computer market policies can prevent major export losses for the country
TRUCKING BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Rate Bureaus Propose 4 percent Freight Rate BoostLOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Central and Southern
Trucking News
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
NY Stock Exchange Curbs Program TradingNEW YORK - The New York Stock Exchange said it would
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Microgenesys Expands AIDS Vaccine TestingWEST HAVEN, Conn. - Microgenesys Inc. has received
AMERICAN CYANAMID, QLT FORM PARTNERSHIP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Quadra Logic Technologies Inc. and American Cyanamid Co. of New Jersey have formed a partnership to
CHEMICAL MARKETS INVESTORS WARY OF AIDS STOCKS
(Ap) |
Investors continue to keep a watchful eye on AIDS research, but the initial stock market surge fuele
US, JAPAN RENEW ACCORD ON ENERGY COOPERATION
Tim Sansbury |
The United States and Japan renewed a 1983 energy accord under which Japan pledged to buy more coal,
PA. SEEKS FUNDS FROM LTV TO TREAT MINE DRAINAGE
Mark Jaffe |
The crimson liquid pushed its way up from deep in the earth. It cracked the parking lot of a senior
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Siemens Reorganizes Operations in USSiemens has reorganized the U.S. activities of its KWU G
NY, QUEBEC LEADERS TO REVIEW AGREEMENT ON CANADIAN POWER
John Maggs |
New York Gov. Mario M. Cuomo and Quebec Prime Minister Robert Bourassa will review an agreement toda
SAUDIS DENY CLAIMS OF SALES ON A FREE MARKET BASIS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Saudi Arabia denied it was selling crude oil at prices below the benchmark of 18 us dollars barrel s
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
January 14, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo
RI PUBLICIZES NEW RULES ON OIL SPILLS
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management is finally giving wide dissemination to some
HOME HEATING BILLS DOWN $9.73 BELOW DECEMBER AVERAGE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Americans who are shivering through an arctic blast may take solace in knowing that relatively mild
DISTRIGAS CHIEF EXPECTS OK FOR LNG IMPORTS
TOM MCNIFF Jr. |
Alan MacKay, Distrigas Corp. president, said customers questioning an interim contract for Algerian
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Egypt Reduces Prices For Crude ExportsEgypt reduced official selling prices for crude oil by
IROQUOIS FILES SUPPLEMENT TO PIPELINE APPLICATION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Iroquois Gas Transmission System will file a supplement to its original pipeline certification a
AMOCO FINDS GAS IN NORTH SEA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
An Amoco Corp. subsidiary made a significant natural gas discovery in the Dutch North Sea. A
PORTS SET SEMINAR
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The American Association of Port Authorities will hold its first strategic planning seminar exclusiv
Maritime
BRITOIL REJECTS BP'S REVISED BID AS INADEQUATE
Edwin Unsworth |
Britoil, Britain's largest oil exploration and production company, rejected a revised takeover bid T
DISSIDENT THREATENS TO SUE NMU
Joseph Bonney |
A National Maritime Union dissident says he'll sue if union officials don't act by Feb. 12 to call a
Maritime
NORTHWEST PORTS IDLED BY ILWU
JOHN DAVIES Journal of Commerce Staff |
Loading and unloading of ships at all 12 commercial ports in Washington and Oregon came to a halt Th
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Association Honors NY Port's J.J. KirkJames J. Kirk, port department director for the Port A
Maritime
COAST GUARD BOOSTS COCAINE SEIZURES
Arnold Markowitz |
High-seas seizures of cocaine by the Coast Guard more than doubled from 1986 to 1987, and the Miami-
Maritime
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
American Association of Port Authorities. Workshops on computer development and application. Jan. 21
Maritime
2 NEW SHIPS TO SET SAIL FOR NAVY
(Ap) |
The Navy will launch two new ships in ceremonies Saturday in Baltimore and New Orleans. The
Maritime
HEAVY TRUCK SALES SHOW BIG GAINS IN '87
Michael S. Lelyveld |
The heavy truck industry rolled across the finish line of 1987 like a red-hot engine ready for a vic
Trucking News
CONFERENCE TO EXPLORE TRADE ROLE OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS
Gloria Joseph |
The expanding role of electronic communications in international trade will be explored this month i
Maritime
AUTOMATED COMMUNICATIONS HOT TOPIC AT HAGGAR APPAREL
Tony Seideman |
Electronic data interchange is a hot subject for Haggar Apparel Co. of, Dallas - hot enough for the
Trucking News
VERDON NAMED CHIEF OF NEW TRADE GROUP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
William P. Verdon is president of the United Shipowners of America, the new shipping trade associati
Maritime
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Jan. 14 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low
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