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GRACE UNIT INVESTS IN EDA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Grace Ventures Corp., the venture capital subsidiary of W.R. Grace & Co., headquartered here, announ
IMPACT OF SAGGING EXPORTS ON FARM ECONOMY EYED
(AP) |
Sagging exports of major farm commodities have hit hard in 420 counties where those crops account fo
ANALYST PREDICTS DECLINES IN FARM UNITS NEARS END
(AP) |
Although the number of farms in the United States dropped in 1986 at thesharpest rate in more than a
OIL WORLD FORECASTS DROP, THEN RALLY IN SOYBEAN PRICES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
A fall in the price of soybeans and vegetable oils is likely before prices begin to rise again, the
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Bougainville Output<br><br> Of Gold Fell in QuarterSYDNEY, Australia - Gold output at Bougainville C
ACHILLE LAURO SUITS RETURNED TO STATE COURT
(AP) |
A federal judge returned to state court two lawsuits filed by passengers of the hijacked Achille Lau
QE2 OVERHAUL TO COST CUNARD $130 MILLION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Cunard Line Ltd. will spend $130 million, the amount many companies pay for a new vessel, to refurbi
Maritime
MM&P'S PORT OFFICE UNDER INVESTIGATION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
San Francisco's district attorney is investigating whether a maritime union has been getting free r
Maritime
S. KOREAN YARDS REVIEWING POLICY SHIPBUILDERS APPEAR READY TO CHANGE AGGRESSIVE STANCE
JANET PORTER |
South Korean shipbuilders appear ready to raise prices and cooperate with other countries in reducin
Maritime
INSIDE TALK FROM THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
Craig Dunlap |
HOW TO WIN FRIENDS, AND LOSE THEM: Gov. Bob Graham of Florida turned a 1978 campaign gimmick into a
Maritime
LA PORT MAPS REORGANIZATION
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The port of Los Angeles will restructure its chain of management command, dividing the responsibilit
Maritime
LONG BEACH PROFITS RISE 34 PERCENT
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The port of Long Beach reported net income of $12.8 million in the first quarter of fiscal year 198
Maritime
BIG BANG OFFERS ONLY A WHIMPER
JANET PORTER |
The diehards had a field day.<br><br> Billions of pounds worth of high-tech dealing equipment instal
CANADIAN LONGSHOREMEN SEEK A COMMON FRONT
LEO RYAN |
Longshoremen in eastern Canada are trying to form a common front for negotiations with port employer
COAL, OIL MAY BE KEY TO RICHES FOR SMALL PROVINCE IN CHINA
JASPER BECKER |
The key to riches and development in tiny northern Ningxia province is its high-grade coal deposits,
BOTH SIDES SEE BRIGHT SPOTS IN FLORIDA TORT REFORM RULING
JAMES NOLAN |
Bill Gunter, Florida Insurance Commissioner, is urging commercial insurers to ''get back into" the i
YUGOSLAV BANK OPENS IN NEW YORK
GORDON PLATT |
LBS Bank-New York has become the first Yugoslav commercial bank to open in the United States.<br><br
APL'S BIG-SHIP DECISION HAS PORTS SCURRYING
JOHN DAVIES |
The long-awaited announcement by American President Lines that it will build ships too large to pas
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
McLean Stock Drops<br><br> NEW YORK - The stock of McLean Industries, New York-based parent of Unite
CANADA GOES TO GATT ABOUT US SURCHARGES
(AP) |
Canada has gone before the world's main free trade forum to protest a new U.S. import surcharge desi
FOREIGN COMPETITION HITS US DIE-CASTERS
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
The U.S. die-casting industry's sales will remain flat in 1987 as Asian imports continue to erode U.
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Hydro-Quebec<br><br> Taps CharukFor US VP<br><br>Jan Charuk was named vice president, United States
QUOTAS POSSIBLE ON CHINA TEXTILES
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
Negotiations on a U.S. textile accord with China will be highly contentious and result in more quota
UNITED KINGDOM: SPECIAL REPORT ON TRADE, INVESTMENT
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> Cargo is on the increase at the port of Southampton, showing few signs of the la
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
FINANCIAL<br><br>Billions of pounds worth of high-tech dealing equipment installed in readiness for
AT 39, HE'S AN OLD HAND ON ISSUES OF CUSTOMS LAW
CRAIG DUNLAP |
Anyone planning to attend a meeting anywhere in the country on virtually any facet of trade with Lat
CHINA MAY JOIN WITH ATPC IN EFFORT TO BOLSTER TIN PRICE
(AP) |
China may cooperate with the Association of Tin Producing Countries in trying to curb the falling pr
Maritime
EC SEEKS RULING ON TRADE DISPUTE
(AP) |
The European Community said it will take legal action against Japan to seek the removal of what it c
Maritime
MORE MERGERS EXPECTED IN OIL SERVICES INDUSTRY
(AP) |
The proposed merger of Baker International Corp. and Hughes Tool Co. will be followed by marriages o
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Arco Cites Low Prices<br><br> As Causing Drop in NetAtlantic Richfield Co. reported third quarter ne
REPORTS CLAIM PRICES CUT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Two major oil suppliers, Saudi Arabia and Mexico, reportedly have made effective price cuts of 50 ce
IROQUOIS' NEW ROUTE DRAWS FIRE
(AP) |
An alternate route for a proposed 360-mile natural gas pipeline is already drawing opposition from
UAE OIL MINISTER RULES OUT PRICE WAR
(AP) |
Oil Minister Mana Saeed Oteiba ruled out an oil price war "at present" and insisted that the Organiz
ANTI-OPEC ACTION URGED
(AP) |
An emergency task force representing independent oil producers urged President Reagan to threaten th
RANGE ROVER OPENS MD. HEADQUARTERS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Range Rover of North America Inc. officially opened its national headquarters in Lanham Monday.<br><
Maritime
THAILAND WARNS US ENERGY GROUP TELLS TRITON NOT TO SUE OVER EXPLORATION RIGHTS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
An American energy group was warned not to carry out its threat to sue the government of Thailand ov
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Indian Geological Survey<br><br> Finds Huge Coal ReserveNEW DELHI, India - The Geological Survey of
UNION CARBIDE REPORTS PROFIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Union Carbide Corp. reported third quarter net income of $290 million, or $2.94 a share, compared wi
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Unemployment in EC<br><br> Up 1.1 percent in SeptemberBRUSSELS, Belgium - The number of jobless in t
Maritime
DOE PROJECTS MEASURE UP CLEAN COAL PLANS COMPLY WITH ACID RAIN ACCORD
TIM SANSBURY |
Nine clean coal technology demonstration projects selected in July by the Department of Energy compl
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