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TRADERS DOUBT US ACTION WILL HURT AUSTRALIAN SALES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
A U.S. offer to sell 1 million metric tons of subsidized wheat to China is unlikely to hurt sales fr
CHINA ASSURES US ON WHEAT PURCHASES
KATARINA TOLL |
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's offer to subsidize U.S. wheat sales to China was made because C
COTTON PROGRAM UNDER PRESSURE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. cotton industry may have more difficulty keeping the U.S. cotton program intact in the next
FARM ACT REVAMP UNLIKELY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Agriculture and trade issues will be high on the agenda of the several-week- old Congress, but major
SLIGHT RISE EXPECTED IN US MILL COTTON USE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. textile mill cotton consumption in 1987-88 should be just slightly higher than the 1986-87 esti
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Brazil Holds Sugar<br><br> For Carry-over StocksRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Brazil held back 300,000 me
STOCKS SOAR, FALL, RISE AGAIN
GORDON PLATT |
Stocks soared in active trading Tuesday, dropped and then rose to a record close as Wall Street's ro
DOLLAR FALLS THROUGH KEY SUPPORT LEVEL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar fell sharply Tuesday after slipping through a key technical support level.<br><br> A
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Team |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Team |
Tues., Jan. 27, 1987<br><br> (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES<br><br>Canada U
EARNINGS
JOC Team |
Sales Net Income Per Share<br><br> CompanyPeriod Latest Prior Latest Prior La
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Team |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
SDR RATES
JOC Team |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
FRONT-WHEEL BRAKES REQUIRED ON TRUCKS RULE AFFECTS MEDIUM-, HEAVY-DUTY RIGS
LEO ABRUZZESE |
The Department of Transportation reversed a longstanding policy and ordered truckers to install prop
APC'S RAIL, FREIGHT BROKERAGE RIVALS APL IN SIZE AND SCOPE
JOHN DAVIES |
A new rail and freight brokerage subsidiary created this week by the parent of American President Li
HIGH-TECH FIRMS ADJUST SOURCING STRATEGY
MICHAEL S. LELYVELD |
Some computer companies ship to Europe by land, sea and air, but they won't go near the water.<br><b
SHIFT SEEN IN TRADE BALANCE
GORDON PLATT |
In five years, the Japanese will be producing almost as many automobiles in the United States as the
TUNG GROUP BREATHING EASIER HONG KONG UNIT GETS NEW SHIPS, SIGNALING END OF CRUNCH
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The Tung shipping empire took delivery of two new containerships from Japan, with the chairman of th
DAY-CARE COVER AVAILABLE, BUT TOO EXPENSIVE IN CALIF.
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The high cost of day-care liability insurance in California can only be resolved with government hel
RETIREES' HEALTH COSTS PRESSURE COMPANIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Major U.S. companies are searching for ways to cut the soaring cost of health benefits for fast-risi
NORFOLK SOUTHERN TARGETS PIEDMONT?
LAWRENCE H. KAUFMAN |
Norfolk Southern Corp., flush with cash from its failed bid to acquire Conrail and coming off record
NY AGENTS URGE REPEAL OF FRAUD MEASURE
PAULA L. GREEN |
A state regulation designed to reduce insurance fraud isn't working and should be repealed to reduce
MARINE INSURERS CITE GOOD '86
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Damage to the Dutch submarine Walrus, which caught fire in Rotterdam last September while fitting ou
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US-Mongolian Ties<br><br> WASHINGTON - The Reagan administration, reaching out to close Soviet allie
WORKERS COMP INSURERS SEEK RATE HIKE IN MASS.
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Insurance industry and state officials say they hope a request for a 30.4 percent rate increase on w
NJ RULING TO PROMPT SPATE OF SUITS?
(AP) |
The director of the Medical Society of New Jersey predicts a flood of lawsuits and even higher insur
OHIO CASUALTY REPORTS GAINS
JOC Team |
Ohio Casualty Corp. reported fourth quarter operating income rose to $23.3 million, or $1.03 a share
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Ore. Officials Propose<br><br> Accident Fund ReformSALEM, Ore. - Two Oregon lawmakers are proposing
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>The head of the Congressional Budget Office said cutting budget deficits enough
Maritime
JAPAN'S LEADING INDICATORS TUMBLE TO 42 PERCENT FROM 75 PERCENT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The leading index of the Japanese economy's performance dropped to 41.7 percent in November, after r
Maritime
RETAIL SALES GROWTH SLOWS IN JAPAN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Sales at large Japanese retail stores totaled 2.13 trillion yen in December, up 1.4 percent from a
Maritime
JAPAN MOVE NO SURPRISE EXTENSION OF AUTO EXPORT LIMITS WAS EXPECTED
A.E. CULLISON |
Japan's decision to extend its voluntary" export limit of 2.3 million cars a year to the United Sta
Maritime
US ASKS JAPAN TO OPEN ITS SUPERCOMPUTER MARKET
A.E. CULLISON |
Visiting U.S. negotiators pressed Japanese officials Tuesday to stop discriminating against foreign-
Maritime
TAIWAN CULTIVATING ITS SERVICE INDUSTRIES
DON SHAPIRO |
The government of Taiwan is actively seeking ways to encourage the service industries.<br><br> In th
Maritime
AUSTRALIA FEELS NEGLECTED BY JAPANESE INVESTORS
VINCENT W. STOVE |
There is a growing feeling in Australia that the country has been neglected by Japanese investors fo
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Reagan Names Kingon<br><br> Representative to ECAlbert H. Kingon, secretary of the White House Cabin
Maritime
RETAIL SALES GROWTH SLOWS IN JAPAN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Sales at large Japanese retail stores totaled 2.13 trillion yen in December, up 1.4 percent from a
Maritime
RESUMPTION OF JAPAN AUTO QUOTAS NO SURPRISE
A.E. CULLISON |
Japan's decision to extend its voluntary" export limit of 2.3 million cars a year to the United Sta
Maritime
US ASKS JAPAN TO OPEN ITS SUPERCOMPUTER MARKET
A.E. CULLISON |
Visiting U.S. negotiators pressed Japanese officials Tuesday to stop discriminating against foreign-
Maritime
ROYAL VIKING ORDERS SHIP
MAUREEN ROBB |
Royal Viking Line awarded a $125 million contract for a new cruise ship to Wartsila Marine Industri
Maritime
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