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TWO US COMPANIES WIN BRAZILIAN PACT
TIM SANSBURY |
Two new U.S. coking coal producers have broken into the promising Brazilian market with an offer tha
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Taiwan's Assets Drop<br><br> In Offshore Bank UnitsTAIPEI, Taiwan - Assets of Taiwan's 15 offshore b
Maritime
SOME SAY HYDROGEN TOO COSTLY TO COMPETE WITH FOSSIL FUELS BOSTON GLOBE
JOC Team |
Most energy researchers say flatly that hydrogen will be too expensive to compete with fossil fuels
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Two Accused in Sale<br><br> Of Copters Out on BailTwo brothers accused of illegally selling helicopt
Maritime
HYDROGEN SOLUTION TO ENERGY WOES?
Boston Globe |
Sooner or later, the world will run on hydrogen.<br><br> That's the forecast, at least, of a small b
ISRAEL REDUCED FUEL BILL TO $580 MILLION IN '86
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The drop in the price of crude allowed Israel to cut its 1986 fuel bill to $580 million, about half
NEWPORT ELECTRIC FOILS TAKEOVER BID
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Newport Electric Co. has staved off a takeover bid and created a holding company, NECO Enterpris
BIOTECH R&D ON THE RISE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Spending for research and development in the biotechnology industry will continue at high levels in
JAPANESE AUTO PRODUCTION FALLS
(AP) |
Japanese production of four-wheeled vehicles dropped slightly in 1986 compared with the previous yea
Maritime
EMERY CHEMICALS COMPLETES EXPANSION OF SC FACILITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Emery Chemicals announced the completion of the final phase of the $4.5 million expansion of its Mau
FERTILIZER INSTITUTE MEETING WILL FOCUS ON TRADE POLICY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Two members of the House Ways and Means Committee, Reps. Bill Frenzel, R- Minn., and Sam Gibbons, D-
DU PONT SETS TECHNOLOGY PACT WITH MONSANTO
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Monsanto Co. announced an agreement with E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. to work together to develop
ENERGY EXPERTS WARN AGAINST US POLICY ON IRAN
(AP) |
The Reagan administration's secret sales of weapons to Iran could lead to increased U.S. dependence
CHEMICAL MARKETS GUM ROSIN MARKET SEEN FIRMING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The market for imported gum rosin is reported to be drifting up due to declining tall oil rosin sto
PFIZER CREDITS WEAKER DOLLAR FOR IMPROVEMENT IN EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pfizer Inc. reported net income for the 1986 fourth quarter was $158.4 million, up from $139.3 milli
PLASTICS CORNER DOW HIKES PRICES OF RESINS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Engineering Thermoplastics Department of The Dow Chemical Co. announced that effective Feb. 1, 1
HAMMER SEES $28 OIL IN '87
(AP) |
The price of oil should bounce back to at least $28 a barrel by the end of this year, predicts Arma
DOLLAR FIRMS AFTER VOLATILE WEEK
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar firmed slightly Friday against the deutsche mark and yen, although prices slipped so
KODAK AGREES TO LEND $1 MILLION TO ENZON
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Enzon Inc. and Eastman Kodak Co. announced they have signed an agreement whereby Kodak has agreed to
PHILIPPINE TALKS WITH BANKS LIKELY
(AP) |
Creditor governments of the Philippines have agreed to reschedule a large portion of the country's e
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LLOYD'S TO CHANGE COUNCIL? INQUIRY SAYS MORE INDEPENDENT OVERSIGHT NEEDED
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Lloyd's of London should change the makeup of its ruling council to include more outside members in
NJ LIQUOR LIABILITY BILL VETOED
(AP) |
Gov. Thomas H. Kean has conditionally vetoed a bill designed to protect tavern owners from lawsuits
COST OF CREDIT FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1987 (PERCENTAGES PER YEAR)
JOC Team |
INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES<br><br> Canada U.K. Germany Holland SwitzerlandDa
ILLINOIS TREASURER BATTLES HIGH CREDIT CARD RATES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Illinois Treasurer Jerome Cosentino says he will continue waging war on high bank-credit-card intere
BUSINESS GROUP DRAFTS PRODUCT LIABILITY BILL
LEAH R. YOUNG |
A coalition of business groups is preparing a scaled-down federal product liability law reform propo
NY AREA PRICES RISE AT SLOWER PACE
(AP) |
Consumer prices rose by 2.6 percent in 1986 in the New York metropolitan area, the smallest yearly a
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Former Sen. Paul Laxalt, bowing out as general chairman of the Republican Party,
BENTSEN: TRADE TOPS HIS LIST SENATOR SAYS US NEEDS TO REASSESS ITS PRIORITIES
JOC Team |
When the Democrats seized control of the Senate in last year's election, Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas
CAN PESSIMISM LEAD TO US-EC ACCORD?
JOC Team |
The United States plans to impose import levies of 200 percent on a range of European Community prod
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Marine Advisory Firm<br><br> Headed by J.H. RandFormation of American Marine Advisors Inc., which wi
Maritime
S. AFRICA SEEKING TO USE ISLE OF MAN FREE PORT?
(AP) |
South Africa has been holding secret talks with officials of the Isle of Man, the British dependency
Maritime
BATON ROUGE SEEKS SOMEONE TO LEAD BATTLE FOR CARGO
MARIE PRAT |
As ports on the Gulf of Mexico battle for cargo, an official at the port of Baton Rouge said he is c
Maritime
RUMORS MOUNT AT JACKSONVILLE PORT DIRECTOR PLACES BLAME FOR STRIKE ON ILA INTERNATIONAL
CRAIG DUNLAP |
The managing director of the Jacksonville Port Authority believes the president of warehousemen's un
Maritime
TRAINING PROGRAM ADVOCATED FOR CARIBBEAN BASIN PORTS
CRAIG DUNLAP |
Coordinated training of Caribbean Basin port personnel could lower substantially the notoriously hig
Maritime
PORT OVERCAPACITY PLAGUES REGION
CRAIG DUNLAP |
The director of the Ports and Waterways Institute hopes that as more and more port personnel receive
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
LA Area Reorganizes<br><br> Air Controller TrainingOn-the-job instruction of controller trainees at
Maritime
MATSON'S PROFITS INCREASE CARGO VOLUME UP BETWEEN WEST COAST, HAWAII
MAUREEN ROBB |
With heavier cargo volume between the West Coast and Hawaii, Matson Navigation Co. reported operatin
Maritime
US ENVOY SEES REAGAN TRADE ACTION
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The Reagan administration will persevere with plans to introduce its own trade measures designed to
Maritime
CALIF. GOVERNOR TARGETS JAPAN IN TRADE BLITZ
(AP) |
Gov. George Deukmejian declared war on Japan's tight markets, saying that nation will be the first t
Maritime
RATE SHIFTS WORRY SE ASIAN BANKERS
(AP) |
Southeast Asian central bankers ended a three-day conference with an expression of concern over rece
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