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CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Sterling Hits La Roche With Court ComplaintSterling Drug Inc. said that it has filed a compl
ALASKA GAS IS POISED FOR EXPORT TO ASIANS
John Maggs |
President Reagan is expected to sign a finding this week that will clear the way for exports of natu
PLASTICS CORNER SPECIALTY ADHESIVES MART MAY REACH $1.8 BILLION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. market for structural and specialty adhesives is projected to reach $1.87 billion in 1992 f
DECLINE IN THE DOLLAR WAS BOTH GOOD NEWS AND BAD NEWS IN '87
(Ap) |
The dollar's fall of 18 percent against 10 major currencies in 1987 was good news for U.S. exporters
Maritime
DUTCH OFFER INDONESIA HELP IN EXPORTING TO EUROPE
(Ap) |
Dutch Deputy Prime Minister R.W. de Korte said Monday his country has offered to help promote Indone
Maritime
CHINA CONSIDERS CHANGES IN BUSINESS POLICIES
(Ap) |
China's top legislative body began Monday discussing a draft law on separating ownership and managem
Maritime
BARBADOS PURSUES INVESTMENT BY US, CANADIAN COMPANIES
William Armbruster |
Touting the 98 percent literacy rate in Barbados, its cheap labor costs and proximity to the United
Maritime
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
Information Supplied by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce |
HOW TO USE: Trade leads on this page are listed according to industry. Codes preceding each
Maritime
NJ WINTER SPORTS BAN BLAMED ON LIABILITY INSURANCE COSTS
(Ap) |
The rising cost of liability insurance has led many New Jersey communities to bar children from sled
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Kirin Unit Acquires Coca-Cola BottlerJapan's leading beer brewer said Monday its U.S. subsid
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Farm Group President Predicts Rising ExportsThe president of the American Farm Bureau Federa
Maritime
FORMER LLOYD'S BROKERS FACE FRAUD CHARGES
Edwin Unsworth |
Two former Lloyd's of London brokers and an accomplice were charged in a London court Monday with a
ANXIETY LINKED TO HYPERTENSION
(Ap) |
People whose blood pressure goes up only in doctors' offices may account for up to one-fifth of all
US TEXTILE MILLS LOOK TO FIRST QUARTER
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. textile mills are looking to the first quarter of 1988 as a barometer, in the wake of uneasines
Maritime
DC WEIGHS ACTION TO EASE BAN ON USE OF AIDS TESTS
Paula L. Green |
A Washington D.C. city council committee is considering legislation that would ease the outright ban
NEW PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE UNUSUAL DESIGN MARKS LIGHTED BUOY FROM UK
JOC Staff |
A lighted buoy from Britain called a "Lightfloat" can be used in sheltered or semi-exposed waters.
Maritime
INSURERS SPARED US-ORDERED CLEANUP COSTS
Leah R. Young |
The insurance industry has won a major battle in its attempt to free itselffrom liability fo
IMPORT LEADS
JOC Staff |
Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c
Maritime
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Forum Slated on AIDS In the WorkplaceNORTHBROOK, Ill. - Corporate America will present guide
IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Free Flow of Fish Gets Mixed ReviewsVANCOUVER, British Columbia - British Columbia fish proc
Maritime
LUMBER GROUP REPORTS DATA
(Ap) |
The Western Wood Products Association reported only total figures for lumber production, orders and
HOUSEWARES EXPOSITION 'AT HOME' IN GADGETRY
(Ap) |
A machine that mixes, kneads and bakes bread and a "yardstick" that measures distance by ultrasound
Maritime
CUSTOMS UPDATE
Customs Update is based on reports from U.S. Customs Service |
AUTOMATED MANIFEST SYSTEM. On Jan. 16, 1988, Neptune Orient Line will go on line with the Customs Au
Maritime
UN WARNS GLOBAL ECONOMY COULD EXPERIENCE RECESSION
(Ap) |
The world economy will be precariously unstable this year and could experience a recession, the Unit
NY AUTO CLUB SEEKS CURBS ON GASOLINE SALES ABUSES
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Automobile Club of New York, an affiliate of the American Automobile Association, is calling for
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Wyatt Withdraws Distillate PostingWyatt Energy Co., New Haven, one of the largest fuel oil w
HIGH COURT TO REVIEW BAN ON AUSTRALIAN URANIUM
Leah R. Young |
The fate of Australian uranium imports into the United States is in the hands of the Supreme Court.<
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
January 11, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo
SAUDIS CHARGE MARKET PRICE FOR CRUDE OIL
Staff and Wire Report |
Saudi Arabia is evidently making good a vow by its oil minister that the kingdom would strive to pro
MALAYSIAN COMPANY OPTIMISTIC ON '88 EXPLORATION VENTURES
P.T. Bangsberg |
Petronas, the state energy monopoly of Malaysia, will face little difficulty in attracting oil major
FIRE HITS PHILADELPHIA OIL REFINERY
Josh Goldstein |
A storage tank caught fire Monday morning at Atlantic Refining & Marketing Corp.'s Philadelphia refi
COUNTERTRADE TECHNIQUE LANDS BOEING BIG ORDER
Marion Cotter |
No one wants to land a major export contract by promising in advance to major foreign purchases, say
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Norway's Oil Minister Lauds OPEC StabilityCAIRO, Egypt - Norwegian Oil Minister Arne Oeien s
WISCONSIN POWER & LIGHT TO TEST NEW COAL SOURCES
Tim Sansbury |
Wisconsin Power & Light Co. will test burn up to 400,000 tons of coal this summer as it searches for
STOCK INDEX FUTURES THREATENED
Kevin Commins |
Stock index futures would be dealt a lethal blow if the Brady Commission recommendation on margins i
ALCORN LEADS PHILIPPINE OIL HUNT
P.T. Bangsberg |
Up to half a dozen oil-exploration wells will be drilled on Palawan island in the Philippines during
W. GERMANY GETS EC APPROVAL FOR COAL SUBSIDY
Bruce Barnard |
The European Commission Monday authorized 4.15 billion deutsche marks ($2.5 billion) of government s
MERGER IN EFFECT FOR ATLANTIC, SEQUA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The merger of Sequa Corp. and Atlantic Research Corp. has taken effect. It followed the conc
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
AMAX Coal Output Up 2.3 Million TonsAMAX Coal Co. said that its production increased by 2.3
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