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5 COUNTIES WILL SEEK BETTER AMTRAK SERVICE
(AP) |
Officials from five Central Valley counties have agreed to a joint effort to push for better Amtrak
INSURANCE A MIXED BAG FOR CALIF. TRUCKERS
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
Motor carriers that had trouble obtaining liability insurance in 1985 and 1986 will find the market
UP OFFERS ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Union Pacific Railroad said it will provide information to help companies looking for industrial pla
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Team |
Reproduced below are carloadings, by commodity groups, of major railroads handled during the week en
RAILS OFF TO SLOW START EFFECT ON INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES VARIES
LAWRENCE KAUFMAN |
Softness in coal loadings during the first five weeks of 1987 contributed to a 7.83 percent decline
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ICC Won't Issue Rule<br><br> Outlining JurisdictionThe Interstate Commerce Commission decided not to
DEALINGS WITH CHINESE SURPASS EXPECTATIONS
ROSALIND RACHID |
Four years ago Riki Ishak thought it would be a cinch to import products from Egypt into the United
Maritime
EUROPE USES LUXURY AS A WEDGE TO RAISE PROFILE IN US CAR MARKET
JIM MATEJA |
Once considered odd and more recently seen as a yuppie symbol, European auto imports quietly but ste
Maritime
MACHINERY ORDERS DROP IN JAPAN
Journal of Commerce Special |
Japan's new machinery orders received from domestic and foreign users in 1986 fell 6.4 percent from
Maritime
NEW PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE UK COMPANY OFFERS FABRIC ANALYSIS SYSTEM
JOC Team |
Now available from Britain for the fabric and garment industry is a machine analysissystem that dete
Maritime
FALLING DOLLAR PUSHES UP EUROPEAN CAR PRICES
Chicago Tribune |
The Japanese have had their well-publicized problems last year, with frequent and hefty price increa
Maritime
MANUFACTURER SCORES ANTI-DUMPING RULE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. Department of Commerce ignored many arguments in its anti-dumping investigation against Jap
Maritime
TRADE LEADS
JOC Team |
Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Toner Dumping<br><br> Allegations FiledThe International Trade Commission was asked to probe the all
Maritime
AUSTRALIA EYES FIRM US BEEF MART
VINCENT W. STOVE |
The United States is expected to remain Australia's biggest beef customer for at least the rest of t
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mexican, EC Officials<br><br> Look to Boost ContactsMexican and European Community officials met pri
Maritime
TOYOTA MOTOR REPORTS 44.4 PERCENT DROP IN NET
(AP) |
Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's largest automaker, said its net income for the six months ended in Decem
Maritime
AIWA SET TO MARKET DIGITAL RECORDERS
(AP) |
Japan's Aiwa Co. became the first company to announce formally a marketing date for a consumer digit
Maritime
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
2 US Ships Leave Israel<br><br> TEL AVIV, Israel - The aircraft carrier USS Kennedy and the ammuniti
Maritime
JAPAN LIKELY TO MAINTAIN ITS EXPORT DRIVE TO EC
(AP) |
Japanese exports to the European Community are likely to continue to grow in 1987, preventing any su
Maritime
JAPAN TRADE SURPLUS DIPS IN JANUARY
(AP) |
Despite increases in ship, auto parts and business machines exports, Japan' trade surplus fell to $4
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL LOANS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
IMF<br><br> BANGLADESH - $280 million loan package from the International Monetary Fund. About $170
Maritime
CONSUMERS STOKE FIRES OF PHILIPPINE ECONOMY
RICHARD GOURLAY |
The Philippine economy is showing new signs of life, thanks to an increase in consumer spending and
Maritime
PORT GROUP'S TOZZOLI RETIRES
(AP) |
After 40 years with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Guy F. Tozzoli, the man who opene
Maritime
BANKAMERICA'S REPRIEVE COULD BE SHORT-LIVED
(AP) |
BankAmerica Corp. needs to live up to its promise of turning an operating profit by the end of 1987
Maritime
FORMER RIVALS AGREE ON TRADE
(AP) |
Alan Cranston and Ed Zschau, former rivals for the U.S. Senate, finally had their first face-to-face
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mexican, EC Officials<br><br> Look to Boost ContactsMexican and European Community officials met pri
Maritime
TOYOTA SAYS NET INCOME FELL 44.4 PERCENT
(AP) |
Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's largest automaker, said its net income for the six months ended in Decem
Maritime
KAISER STEEL SEEKS CHAPTER 11 PROTECTION
(AP) |
Kaiser Steel Corp. and the wholly owned subsidiary Cottonwood Canyon Land Co. filed for Chapter 11 p
Maritime
PORTLAND STAYS WITH 2 SHIP LINES
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Port of Portland Commission approved a new joint three-year contract with Evergreen Line and Jap
Maritime
CONSUMERS STOKE FIRES OF PHILIPPINE ECONOMY
RICHARD GOURLAY |
The Philippine economy is showing new signs of life, thanks to an increase in consumer spending and
Maritime
PORT TO DOUBLE RAIL YARD CONSULTANT'S FEE
MAUREEN ROBB |
The port of San Francisco will pay a consultant $100,000 to help it develop its empty on-dock contai
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Chip Market Remained<br><br> Favorable in JanuaryCUPERTINO, Calif. - Semiconductor industry business
Maritime
JOHN BOYD'S ECONOMIC BEAT
John Boyd |
WHEN NEW ECONOMIC STATISTICS are released and the White House spokesman prepares to comment, some re
EXPORTER SEES TURNAROUND
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
Andrew Ferretti, who's been in the export business since 1947, has good news to report.<br><br> For
THE ECONOMY RETAIL SALES SKID 5.8 PERCENT AFTER POOR AUTO RESULTS
JOC Team |
Retail sales plummeted a record 5.8 percent in January as customers deserted auto showrooms and car
EARLY AGREEMENTS SEEN IN GATT NEGOTIATIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Reagan administration officials hope to complete parts of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
COMSAT LANDS COTE D'IVOIRE PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Communications Satellite Corp. said it received a $3 million contract from Cote D'Ivoire to install
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Marks Retiring<br><br> As ChairmanAt Nymex<br><br>Michel D. Marks, 37, will retire as chairman of th
REAGAN BACKS EXPANDING MEDICARE TO PROVIDE CATASTROPHIC COVERAGE
LEAH R. YOUNG |
President Reagan ended weeks of speculation by endorsing expansion of the Medicare program to provid
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