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THE GLOBAL TRUCK DREAM INDUSTRY PINS HOPES ON CREATION OF WORLD VEHICLE
MICHAEL S. LELYVELD |
The U.S. heavy truck industry is looking at the idea of a global truck with much the same hope as th
IF YOU HAVE TIME, HOTELS HAVE FITNESS CENTERS
CHRISTOPHER LOFTING |
This could be a classic "which came first, the chicken or the egg" case. A few years ago there cert
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Santa Fe to Record<br><br> Pretax Charge in QuarterCHICAGO - Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. expects
SHORT-LINE RAILWAY OPENING IN CANADA
Journal of Commerce Special |
A 30-year-old former computer analyst is general manager of the first short- line railway in Canada
NAVISTAR POSTS NET LOSS FOR QUARTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Navistar International Corp., a maker of heavy- and medium-duty trucks, reported a net loss of $50 m
ONSLAUGHT OF MULTI-MODALISM SEEN
CARL CAHILL |
The vice chairman of Norfolk Southern Corp. looked down the track and saw more large multi-modal com
MCLEAN LOST $92 MILLION DURING THE THIRD QUARTER USL PARENT'S LOSSES NEAR $250 MILLION THIS YEAR
MARK MAGNIER |
Crowley Maritime Corp. is reported to be negotiating to take back from five to 11 ships from McLean
COMMODITY FUTURES AT BOTTOM?
GORDON PLATT |
Commodity prices appear to be in the process of bottoming out, according to John J. Murphy, presiden
INSIDER TRADING SCANDAL TOUCHES P/C INDUSTRY ON SEVERAL ISSUES
JAMES NOLAN |
The widening insider trading scandal rocking Wall Street embroils the property/casualty insurance in
FLYING TIGER SALE MAY BOOST CARGO RATES ON THE PACIFIC
LARRY STERNE |
Tiger International's decision to put the assets of its Flying Tiger Line subsidiary up for sale cou
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Conrail Sale Managers<br><br> WASHINGTON - The Transportation Department selected six investment ban
FED: INFLATION NOT AN OPTION
JOHN BOYD |
Wayne Angell, Federal Reserve governor, strongly emphasized the Fed's commitment to maintaining what
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Personal income rose 0.4 percent in October, the largest increase since April.
AGRICULTURE MAY TOP TRADE TALKS AGENDA
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
Agricultural trade probably will be one of the first issues addressed next year in the new round of
CANADIAN PROVINCES HELD KEY TO PACT
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
Congress isn't likely to approve a negotiated free trade agreement between the United States and Can
LINDA STERN'S ECONOMIC BEAT
Linda Stern |
JUST ENOUGH GROWTH is what many private economists are expecting for 1987. Even White House Budget D
ON THE MOVE
JOC Team |
LA Trade Unit<br><br> Names BurcoDirector<br><br>LONG BEACH, Calif. - Robert A. Burco, a specialist
PERSONAL INCOME RISES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Personal income rose 0.4 percent in October to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $3.52 trillion,
S. AFRICA DISINVESTMENT MOUNTS US CORPORATE TREND ADDS TO WHITES' SENSE OF ISOLATION
TONY KOENDERMAN |
U.S. corporate disinvestment is adding to the growing sense of isolation among South Africa's white
JAPAN AGREES TO CUT BACK MACHINE TOOL EXPORTS TO US
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Japan and the United States signed an agreement reducing Japan's exports of high-technology machine
US STUDY FINDS PRICES VARY WIDELY IN CHINA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Not only do prices change from city to city in China but they've fluctuated since last year as well,
Maritime
US INVESTMENT FALLS SHORT IN GRENADA
(AP) |
Three years after the U.S. invasion, U.S. businesses have begun to respond to the Reagan administrat
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Urged to Reject<br><br> Soviet World Bank BidU.S. Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., has written to Treasury
Maritime
PANELS PROMOTE HIGH-TECH ACCESS
HELEN ERICSON |
Businessmen and academics in Japan and the United States should be able to share knowledge, technolo
Maritime
JAPAN'S GROWTH VIEWED WITH LESS OPTIMISM
A.E. CULLISON |
Japan's economy, which continues to be badly battered by the unexpectedly sharp appreciation of the
Maritime
AQUINO VOWS BETTER LABOR RELATIONS
RICHARD GOURLAY |
President Corazon Aquino Thursday promised to improve labor relations with management and to crack d
Maritime
COMPANIES TO STAY IN US? NEW TAX LAWS MAY SPUR DOMESTIC INVESTMENT
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
The jury is still out, but the new U.S. tax law may encourage U.S. companies to produce and invest m
Maritime
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Team |
For the week ended Nov. 8, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equa
SEN. BRADLEY ON THE ADMINISTRATION
JOC Team |
TAX REFORM: I'm candid in saying that tax reform could not have happened without this president bein
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
China Military Research<br><br> PEKING - China has developed its first long-term program of military
Maritime
HAITI DOMINATES THE CARIBBEAN NEW GOVERNMENT SPURRING THOUGHTS OF CAPITAL INFLOW
ROSALIND RACHID |
Haiti has emerged as the Caribbean's newest frontier for private investment.<br><br> "Capital is som
Maritime
LATIN DEBT CRISIS EXPECTED TO PERSIST
(AP) |
Latin American nations cannot count on substantial drops in interest rates or big jumps in oil price
Maritime
TERMS OF LOAN TO MEXICO IRK BANKERS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Many bankers subscribing to the $6 billion commercial loan to Mexico are openly unhappy about its te
Maritime
PORTUGAL'S ECONOMY IMPROVES
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Portugal is emerging strongly from three years of recession, but the recovery still remains somewhat
Maritime
PORTUGUESE TOURISM LOOKS UP
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Portugal is aiming at developing a quality tourism industry, thereby avoiding some of the problems c
Maritime
FOREIGN VISITS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Jaruzelski Welcome<br><br> TOKYO - Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone met with Polish Foreign Minister
Maritime
MANAGERS NAMED FOR CONRAIL SALE
JULIANA KING |
The Transportation Department selected six investment banking firms to head what will be a record br
JAPANESE MARKET FACES PROBLEMS
A.E. CULLISON |
Japan's offshore money market, scheduled to open Dec. 1, will be hampered by certain disadvantages t
CRUDE OUTPUT AT '50S LEVELS
(AP) |
Crude oil production in the lower 48 states fell in October to levels of the 1950s, the American Pet
OPEC PREPARES FOR GENEVA PARLEY
(AP) |
Experts from OPEC member countries convened Thursday to prepare a conference of oil ministers in Gen
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