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FDA APPROVES CANADIAN DRUG
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the first time has approved a new proprietary veterinary d
INSILCO TO SELL UNIT TO VALSPAR
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Insilco Corp. announced that it has signed a letter of intent to sell its Enterprise Paint Cos. Div
CHINA EASES FOREIGN FIRMS' IMPORT LAWS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Foreign companies in China can import materials and parts without having import licenses, beginning
ANALYSTS LOOK FOR FED EASING
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
With the credit markets turning into December today, the question on the mind of most analysts appea
SOVIETS SAY RATE PROBE WILL FAIL
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Soviet shipping representatives in Rotterdam are confident a Dutch judge will block a government inv
WEEK AHEAD
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Economic Indicators<br><br> WASHINGTON - The government today is expected to release October figures
STUDY FINDS CONSUMERS CONTENT ON ECONOMY
(AP) |
The U.S. consumer is relatively content in spite of a sluggish economy, the University of Michigan s
ONGPIN REQUESTS NEW DEBT TALKS
RICHARD GOURLAY |
The Philippine finance minister has asked the advisory committee of creditor banks to resume negotia
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br> The U.S. consumer is relatively content in spite of a sluggish economy, the Uni
US TRADE WOES FAR FROM OVER
Dallas Morning News |
America's trade troubles are far from over, even though the gap between imports and exports finally
GATT REPORTS ON TRADE TRENDS DEVELOPING NATIONS' EARNINGS FROM MANUFACTURES TOP FUELS
FELIX DEARDEN |
Developing countries' earnings from exports of manufactured products will exceed earnings from fuels
MEXICO SEEKS JAPANESE LOAN
WILLIAM A. ORME Jr. Journal of Commerce Special |
President Miguel de la Madrid begins a week-long visit to Japan today that officials hope will produ
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
INSURANCE<br><br> CIGNA CORP. (Philadelphia, Penn.) - Allan Z. Loren was named head of CIGNA Service
STEEL IMPORTS FALL TO 18.9 PERCENT OF MARKET
(AP) |
Steel imports declined in October to an estimated 18.9 percent of the domestic market, surpassing th
ARGENTINA STREAMLINING GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
(AP) |
The government approved major administrative reforms that would reportedly reduce its size and crea
Maritime
EAST-WEST TRADE TO GROW 3 PERCENT TO 4 PERCENT
FELIX DEARDEN |
East-West trade is expected to grow by a modest 3 percent to 4 percent in the short-term, in line wi
Maritime
USSR-INDIA DEAL RAISES QUESTIONS LOW-COST SOVIET PACKAGE DEVIATES FROM USUAL POLICY
NEEL PATRI |
The Soviet Union is seeking to cement better economic ties with India through an offer of 1.5 billio
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL FEE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Starting today new taxes affecting international air travelers go into effect, bringing the total am
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Pilots for Flying Tiger<br><br> Agree to 25 percent Pay CutThe 650 pilots of financially troubled Fl
EUROPEAN AIR SHIPPERS FORM LOBBY
JANET PORTER |
The European Community's competition laws are being broken by airlines that jointly fix handling cha
CP RAIL SET TO OPEN US INTERMODAL TERMINAL
LEO RYAN |
CP Rail will soon open its first intermodal rail terminal in the United States.<br><br> The terminal
EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
SAS Group Net<br><br> Increased for 1986Journal of Commerce Staff<br><br>NEW YORK SAS Group reporte
RAIL EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS INDIANA RAILROAD EXPANDING OPERATIONS
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
The Indiana Railroad Co. has been operating for only eight months as a regional carrier and already
INSIDE TALK ON TRANSPORTATION
Andrea Chancellor |
TICKER TALK: Yellow Freight System Inc. now is being traded on the Chicago Board Options Exchange, b
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Niagara Frontier Loses<br><br> Appeal of ICC RulingThe Interstate Commerce Commission denied Niagara
BRAZILIAN STUDY URGES CUTS IN INCENTIVE RATES
Journal of Commerce Special |
A Brazilian government survey urged a sharp cut in the duration of industrial incentive rates to lar
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Dominion Terminal Loads<br><br> Record Amount of CoalNORFOLK, Va. - Dominion Terminal Associates sai
SSM HAS BUSY WEEK
TIM SANSBURY |
SSM Carbon, Long Beach, Calif., a division of SSM Coal Inc., had a busy week Sept. 21 when it shippe
COAL MARKETS BRITISH COAL OUTPUT ROSE IN QUARTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Latest figures released by Britain's Department of Energy show that despite further closures of unpr
AUSTRALIA, NZ REVIEW SERVICES TRANS-TASMAN TRADE IS SUBJECT OF REPORT EXPECTED BY MARCH
VINCENT W. STOVE |
A report on trans-Tasman Sea shipping arrangements between Australia and New Zealand is expected to
Maritime
COCOA PANEL TO DISCUSS BUFFER STOCKS STRATEGY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Rules governing the new International Cocoa Agreement's buffer stock manager's power to regulate wor
COFFEE PRODUCERS FAIL TO SETTLE PRICE WOES
(AP) |
The International Coffee Organization's executive board at a two-day meeting in London last week did
CHINA HOPES TO INCREASE VEGETABLE OIL PRODUCTIONS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
China plans to reach a new high in vegetable oils production and will try to handle over 60 percent
NIGERIA HOPES TO INCREASE GRAIN STORAGE CAPACITY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Nigeria is planning to boost grain storage capacity to 1 million metric tons over the next 10 years
INDIA WELCOMES COUNTERTRADE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Indian government welcomes any countertrade offers while importing edible vegetable oils, state
UK FARM MINISTRY DETAILS '86 MINOR CROP PRODUCTION
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Rape grown for oilseed production in England and Wales rose by 70,000 metric tons to 900,000 metric
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CBOE to Trade Options<br><br> On 6 5/8 percent US NotesThe Chicago Board Options Exchange said it wi
INDIAN GOVERNMENT OKS EXPORT OF COTTON
Journal of Commerce Special |
The government of India has decided to permit export of a total 1.8 million bales of cotton in the n
US-EC MAIZE PACT HIT
BARRY MOORE |
The EC-U.S. agreement over Spanish grain imports is flawed and difficult to apply, agriculture sourc
SOLAR ENERGY INDUSTRY LOOKS FORWARD TO SUNNY DAYS
ERIK NELSON |
For advocates of solar energy, times have never been darker.<br><br> The water-heating solar panels
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