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W. CANADIANS GEAR FOR CUTS
BRIAN LEWIS |
Western Canadian coal exporters are gearing up for further price and volume cuts when contracts with
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Burger King Installing<br><br> Cogeneration SystemsAmerican Private Power Inc., a cogeneration proje
VENEZUELA DENIES ENERGY MART MOVE
(AP) |
Venezuela denied that it has been approached officially by the United States to form a common energy
PRICE DIFFERENTIALS FOR CRUDE WIDEN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Differentials between cash and futures prices for crude oil, heating oil and gasoline widened signif
FRIGID WEATHER HITS SOVIET PRODUCTION
JOC Team |
A severe cold wave disrupted production at the Tyumen gas and oil fields in western Siberia and is t
PRICES RISE IN EUROPE CONFIDENCE IN OPEC SUCCESS SPURS INCREASES
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Prices of crude oil were quoted about 10 cents a barrel higher on the European spot market at the cl
SUBROTO SEES OIL ABOVE $18
(AP) |
An Indonesian Cabinet Minister says he expects oil prices to go above $18 a barrel soon if producers
ECUADOR'S OIL PRICE HITS $16 A BARREL
(AP) |
The price Ecuador receives for its crude oil reached $16 a barrel, the highest level since oil price
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mexico Renews Pact<br><br> For Oil Sales to IsraelMexico renewed its contract to sell 40,000 barrels
NPC CHIEF SEES INCREASES IN OIL PRICES, END OF GAS GLUT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The chairman of the National Petroleum Council, an advisory group to the president and Congress mad
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Team |
January 9, 1987<br><br> U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon
GAS INDUSTRY LOOKS FORWARD TO FUTURES TRADING
Dallas Morning News |
Four years ago, the first sale of a crude oil futures contract threatened to set the oil industry on
P&W STAFF ACCEPTS CUTS IN JOB RANKS
(AP) |
Pratt & Whitney has announced that nearly 2,000 salaried workers in four states have agreed to early
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS DELAYS DELIVERIES
(AP) |
McDonnell Douglas Corp. has notified customers that deliveries from its Long Beach aircraft plant wi
EASTERN MAY FACE A CONTENTIOUS YEAR
(AP) |
Eastern Airlines emerged from perhaps its most tumultuous year as the biggest acquisition of Frank L
DHL NOT SHYING AWAY COMPANY STILL LOOKING TO BUY A COMPETITOR
LARRY STERNE |
Charles A. Lynch, the new president and chief executive of DHL Corp., says the privately held air ex
TIGER CONTINUES CARGOLUX BATTLE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Flying Tiger Line continues its battle to prevent Cargolux Airlines International from beginning
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Target Names Willson<br><br> As Overseer in CanadaTarget Airfreight Inc. said it selected Willson Fr
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Reeves Transportation<br><br> Buys Carpet ServicesPRESTON, Md. - Preston Corp.'s Reeves Transportati
INSIDE TALK ON TRANSPORT
Dave Cawthorne |
COMMERCE CHATTER: Senate Commerce Committee this week expected to name the subcommittees that will
MCLEAN TO PAY FORMER EMPLOYEES
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Marvin Wooten cleared the way for McLean Trucking Co. to pay about 3,650 forme
FRENCH STRIKE IS COSTING W. GERMAN RAILROAD MILLIONS
(AP) |
The West German railroad is losing millions of marks because of the French rail strike that began D
STRIKE COULD BE BOOST FOR WEAKENED UNIONS
(AP) |
The strikes crippling French trains and Paris subways have given fading unions - especially the Comm
BILL OF LADING SYSTEMS GO ELECTRONIC
KEVIN D. THOMPSON |
Although P-I-E Nationwide Inc. claims to have developed the industry's first electronic bill of ladi
LAIDLAW REPORTS RISE IN EARNINGS
JOC Team |
Laidlaw Transportation Ltd. reported fiscal first quarter earnings of C$26.2 million, or 24 cents a
ATA POLICY REPORT DUE REAFFIRMATION OF SUPPORT FOR RATE REGULATION LIKELY
LEO ABRUZZESE |
American Trucking Associations is expected to reaffirm its longtime support of rate regulation and c
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sex Discrimination Suit<br><br> Settled Out of CourtAn out of court settlement was announced in a cl
Maritime
MATSUSHITA MOVE NO SURPRISE
A.E. CULLISON |
Japan's electronics industry showed little surprise at Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.'s recent r
Maritime
WEST GERMAN ORDERS DECLINE FOR MACHINERY
Journal of Commerce Special |
Orders booked last November for new West German machines were 8 percent below the level a year befor
Maritime
GERMANY SETS MARK IN FOREIGN CAPITAL
JESS LUKOMSKI |
Foreign capital flowing into West Germany last November set a record monthly high, according to the
Maritime
COFFEE EXPORTERS CALL ICO SESSION GROUP TO CHECK POSSIBILITY OF ACTION TO STABILIZE PRICE
(AP) |
Officials from the world's eight leading coffee exporting countries decided Friday to call a full me
Maritime
CONSUMER CREDIT GROWTH SLOWS
(AP) |
Americans took out $4.02 billion more in consumer debt than they paid off in November, the lowest mo
FAVORABLE DATA DIDN'T END WORRY
JOHN BOYD |
Good economic reports from the fourth quarter again failed to convince analysts that the U.S. econom
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Morton Thiokol<br><br> Names HaracTo Sales Post<br><br>Morton Thiokol Inc. named Sidney Harac intern
JAPAN TARGETS US CHIPS TOKYO WANTS PROBE ON POSSIBLE DUMPING IN THIRD NATIONS
A.E. CULLISON |
The Reagan administration once again will be requested by the Nakasone government to monitor prices
EX-IM BANK OUTLINES CREDIT INSURANCE PLAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Export-Import Bank announced its first export credit insurance policy to help a U.S. trade assoc
R&D SEEN SHIFTING FOCUS TO SERVICES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
New corporate research and development centers probably will focus on the fast-growing service indus
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br> Favorable economic data don't appease economists. Page 3AFINANCIAL<br><br>The
SONY TO PAY US $1.75 MILLION
(AP) |
The Sony Corp. of America has agreed to pay the federal government $1.75 million for failing to prov
ANNUAL INSURANCE AND CORPORATE RISK OUTLOOK
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> A great deal of work remains to be done in Tort Reform before the insurance indu
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