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CHINA, BRAZIL CONSIDER SWAP
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Brazilian government could swap railway equipment and iron ore for Chinese coking coal in a $50
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Babcock & Wilcox Unit<br><br> To Build Egyptian PlantBabcock & Wilcox, an operating unit of McDermot
NORTHWEST TARGETS CARGO AIRLINE MAY REINSTITUTE TRANS-ATLANTIC SERVICE
LARRY STERNE |
Northwest Airline's order of two 747-200 freighters gives it the flexibility to put freighters back
CARBIDE PLANS SALE OF UNIT TO UK FIRM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Union Carbide Corp. announced agreement in principle to sell the assets of its electrical carbon bus
INDUSTRY CONTESTS MINING LAW
LEAH R. YOUNG |
The coal industry is trying to convince the Supreme Court to invalidate a Pennsylvania law requiring
ADVISORY GROUP PREPARES REPORT ON DOMESTIC COAL SUBSTITUTION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A national coal advisory group will tell the federal government next June how the substitution of do
PEOPLE TO BEGIN DAILY FLIGHTS BETWEEN HONOLULU, NEWARK
(AP) |
People Express Airlines says it will begin once-daily Boeing 747 service next month between Honolulu
FIRST ALBANY CORP. WARNS INVESTORS 5 ISSUES CAUSE UNCERTAINTY OVER 4 NEW YORK UTILITIES
Journal of Commerce Special |
First Albany Corp. recommended that all income-oriented investors switch out of investments in Cent
CHEMICAL MARKETS FERTILIZER USE DOWN FOR MONTH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Domestic fertilizer consumption declined slightly in September from the year before.<br><br> In addi
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Kuhlman Unit Settles Labor Dispute<br><br> TROY, Mich. - Employees at Kuhlman Corp.'s Bronson Plasti
SWITZERLAND TIGHTENS WASTE RULES
(AP) |
Toxic waste disposal companies in Switzerland will be required for the first time to obtain licenses
VISTA CHEMICAL CO. FILES STOCK OFFER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Vista Chemical Co. filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission coveri
ALCOHOLIC PILOTS GET HELP
CAROL JOUZAITIS |
Sixteen months ago, Capt. Chuck Hutson didn't believe he was an alcoholic.<br><br> A commercial airl
FUEL OIL, GASOLINE INVENTORIES RISE MODERATELY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Supplies of distillate fuel oil and gasoline increased, the American Petroleum Institute's latest we
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Britoil Plans to Sell<br><br> Its Assets in USBritoil PLC said it plans to sell its U.S. assets and
PRATT & WHITNEY TO LAY OFF 2,000
(AP) |
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, a division of United Technologies Inc., plans to lay off up to 2,000 salar
EQUITABLE PLANS RECONNECTIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Equitable Gas Co. said it is taking "immediate steps" to reconnect all customers whose natural gas s
HUTCHISON EYEING HUSKY TAKEOVER? HONG KONG ENTREPRENEUR SEEN PLANNING ACQUISITION
P.T. BANGSBERG |
After months of asset sales resulting in a huge cash hoard, a local entrepreneur, Li Ka-shing, is re
FLOATING OIL STORAGE MOVES AHEAD IN JAPAN
A.E. CULLISON |
Construction of a multi-million dollar gigantic floating oil storage project off Kami-Goto Island in
API CHIEF URGES MINIMUM PRICE
(AP) |
A ranking oil industry official has called for establishment of a minimum price level to help the ba
NEWEST OIL GAME: OPTIONS
Dallas Morning News |
On a day last week when West Texas intermediate crude oil was trading on the futures market at $15 a
SEAWAY TRAFFIC RESUMES AFTER MISHAP
LEO RYAN |
Traffic resumed early Wednesday on the St. Lawrence Seaway following a 22- hour interruption caused
Maritime
GEVAERT BUYS STAKE IN HAPAG-LLOYD DRESDNER, DEUTSCHE BANKS CLOSER TO 30 PERCENT OWNERSHIP GOAL
JESS LUKOMSKI |
The Antwerp-based Gevaert group has acquired 12.5 percent stake in Hapag- Lloyd, West Germany's bigg
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Reagan Signs Bill<br><br> Reauthorizing CFTCPresident Ronald Reagan signed the bill reauthorizing th
HOUSTON PLAN CHALLENGED ITC, TOO, PROPOSES BAGGED CARGO FACILITY
GARY TAYLOR |
A private company is questioning the port's "revolutionary" proposal to develop a $99 million facili
Maritime
THAILAND: NO RICE SUBSIDIES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Thai government will not subsidize rice exporters but will pay for any losses incurred by privat
BRAZILIAN YARDS TO BUILD NINE PETROBRAS TANKERS
JAMES BRUCE |
Petrobras, the state oil company, announced orders will be placed with four of Brazil's depressed sh
Maritime
MARKETING RESISTS CHANGE UNDER NEW TAX LAWS
LES ALDRICH |
The marketing patterns and plans of U.S. farmers for the rest of this year are not likely to be chan
OSG REPORTS HIGHER PROFITS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Overseas Shipholding Group Inc. reported its net income for the three months ended Sept. 30 was $10,
Maritime
PARLIAMENT'S FARM SPENDING PROPOSALS SEEN UNREALISTIC
JOC Team |
The European Parliament's proposal to cut milk production and to set up a special fund for the dispo
TIN PRODUCERS, CONSUMERS OK DRAFTING OF U.N. PACT
(AP) |
Representatives of all major tin producers and consumers asked the United Nations to provide a new f
CHINA LOOKS TO EXPAND ALUMINUM PRODUCTION
Knight-Ridder Financial |
China will attempt to expand aluminum production in the next five years, despite the cost and poor r
FARMERS DOWNPLAY CORN DUTY
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
Midwestern corn producers said the $1.05 a bushel duty imposed by Canada on U.S. corn imports won't
TUNG PACT AWAITS CREDITORS' SIGNATURES
P.T. BANGSBERG |
After 14 months of tortuous negotiations, creditors of the Tung shipping empire have begun signing t
N. ATLANTIC CONTRACTS READY FOR ILA VOTE
ALAN F. SCHOEDEL |
Members of the International Longshoremen's Association from Maine to Virginia will vote today on ra
INSURERS TO TACKLE INFIGHTING
RUSS BANHAM |
Enjoyment of the tropical sun will have a high priority as the National Association of Professional
JAPANESE HAVE A YEN TO BUY US ASSETS
GORDON PLATT |
Sanwa Bank Ltd.'s New York branch just arranged a deal whereby Hitachi Zosen of Japan will acquire C
'SEASPEAK' - IT COULD MAKE SEA LANES SAFER
JANET PORTER |
When the Soviet cruise ship Admiral Nakhimov collided with the bulk carrier Petr Vasev in the Black
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE FALLS TO 3-YEAR LOW
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. consumer confidence declined in October to its lowest level in more than three years, the Confe
AIDE TOUTS US REFORMS IN TAXES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Japan might do well to follow the U.S. lead in tax reform, a senior Reagan administration official s
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