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MONSANTO SELLS BUSINESS TO AKZO NV
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Monsanto Co. announced that it sold its paper chemicals business to a unit of Akzo NV.<br><br> The t
NY OFFICIAL BIDS REGULATORS REJECT NIMO RATE INCREASE
(AP) |
Governor Mario Cuomo's top consumer adviser urged state utility regulators to reject a move by Niaga
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Reichhold<br><br> IntroducesPolyester Resin<br><br>The Reactive Polymers Division of Reichhold Chemi
UTILITY, EL SALVADOR DISCUSS ASSETS SALE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The board of directors of San Salvador Electric Light Co. (Compania de Alumbrado Electricio de San S
PARKE-DAVIS OFFERS ANTI-ANGINA DRUG
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Warner-Lambert Co.'s Parke-Davis division announced the introduction of Nitrogard, a prescription ni
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Team |
Wednesday, October 1, 1986<br><br> (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES<br><br>Canada
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Team |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
SDR RATES
JOC Team |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
TNT: AN EXPLOSIVE FORCE IN US TRANSPORT
VINCENT W. STOVE |
"I do not see why TNT should not be able to continue its rate of growth through to the year 2000."<b
DOLLAR DECLINES IN REACTION TO BEARISH BAKER STATEMENT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
After achieving some small gains in early trading, the U.S. dollar headed lower Wednesday in reactio
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT CANADIAN PORTS PREPAREFOR EXTRA TRAFFIC
LEO RYAN |
Canadian ports on the Eastern Seaboard began making contingency plans to handle additional traffic a
Maritime
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT CRUISE PASSENGERS CARRY OWN BAGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Cruise ship passengers arriving in New York Wednesday had to carry their own luggage because of the
Maritime
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT RAILROADS, TRUCKERS AND AIR CARGO OUTFITS BRACE FOR STRIKE
A STAFF REPORT. This story is based on reporting by David |
Railroads, trucking companies and air cargo operators braced for the effects of the International Lo
Maritime
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT S. ATLANTIC PORTS OPEN AND WORKING
CRAIG DUNLAP |
All South Atlantic ports from North Carolina through Florida remained open and working Wednesday, in
Maritime
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT N. ATLANTIC SHIPPERS TAKE WAIT-AND-SEE STANCE
MARK MAGNIER |
Shippers said they would wait until Monday before phasing in contingency<br><br>plans designed to of
Maritime
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT SHIPOWNERS IN EUROPE UNPERTURBED
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
European shipowners reacted calmly on the first day of the longshoremen's strike at U.S. North Atlan
Maritime
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT WEST COAST ANTICIPATES CARGO SHIFT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Ports, railroads and cargo brokers on the West Coast geared up to begin receiving diverted cargo.<br
Maritime
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT WHAT STRIKE?
JOC Team |
Many shippers and transport officials were caught by surprise at news of the ILA strike.<br><br> Alm
Maritime
NEW YORK LOOKS AT BEST
JAMES NOLAN |
The state insurance department has opened an inquiry into the insurance company rating procedures of
NEW REGULATIONS ENACTED IN CALIF.
JAMES NOLAN |
Property/casualty insurance companies in California have been barred from canceling policies or hik
MBIA PLANS TO INCORPORATE
C.A. CARPENTER |
The Municipal Bond Insurance Association is planning to incorporate, the New York Insurance Departme
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT
JOC Team |
WHERE EAGLES SOAR: Always with the Independent Insurance Agents of America Inc., now. The new logo,
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Group Files Complaint<br><br> About Insurance TacticsA national consumers' group has filed a complai
RHODE ISLAND BLUES SETS 'PRUDENT BUYER' PLAN
TOM McNIFF |
Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Rhode Island Nov. 1 will begin paying participating doctors who also pract
STAGE SET FOR RISK RETENTION PASSAGE
LEAH R. YOUNG |
House and Senate negotiators reached agreement on amendments to the Risk Retention Act, setting the
SEALINK FERRIES IMMOBILIZED IN PROTEST OF JOB CUTS
(AP) |
Crewmembers protesting job cuts staged sit-ins Wednesday on four Sealink ferries that travel from En
Maritime
FREE-MART SYSTEM VIABLE, EXPERTS SAY JAPANESE TEAM TOLD MECHANISM TO STAY ON N. AMERICAN ROUTES
A.E. CULLISON |
The free-market mechanism is working well in trans-Pacific ocean shipping, and Washington intends to
Maritime
APPROVAL SOUGHT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Rig II Management Inc. of Houston wants to sell the 3,798-gross-ton drilling rig Griffin-Alexander I
Maritime
STRIKE DELAYS 93 SHIPS IN SANTOS
Knight Ridder Financial |
The strike declared Monday by 6,000 Santos port stevedores and port workers extended into its third
Maritime
THUNDER BAY DISPUTE STILL DEADLOCKED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The prolonged labor conflict at Thunder Bay, Canada's biggest cereals export port, remained deadlock
Maritime
LUMBER OUTLOOK FAVORABLE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The United States will use a record amount of lumber this year but an anticipated economic slowdown
EC EXTENDS BAN ON IMPORTS OF EASTERN EUROPEAN FOOD
(AP) |
Eleven member states of the European Community formally agreed to extend by five months a ban on the
FARM PRICES STAGE RETREAT
(AP) |
Prices farmers get for raw products on the average staged a 2.4 percent retreat in September, the Ag
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Calif. Fruit Fly Scare<br><br> Apparently OverNo Oriental fruit flies have been found in the past 10
GRAIN OFFER TO SOVIETS IS DEAD, USDA ANNOUNCES
(AP) |
Disappointed by a Soviet decision to pass up a massive U.S. grain deal sweetened with a $15-a-ton su
UK OFFICIAL ADVOCATES SUBSIDY 'DISARMAMENT'
Knight-Ridder Financial |
British Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson said that "perverse" world agricultural policies in
LYKES CHIEF UNDERLINES CHALLENGES
JOSEPH BONNEY |
Ports no longer can expect to recover costs entirely from customers, the chairman of Lykes Bros. Ste
Maritime
FMC PRESSED ON COLOMBIA
ROBERT F. MORISON |
A third-flag carrier charged that the latest steps taken by Colombia will worsen trading conditions
Maritime
TREATY EXPECTED TO SAIL THROUGH SENATE
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The unique military cargo-sharing treaty between the United States and Iceland seems headed for Sena
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
JOC Team |
Biaggi to Be Guest<br><br> At Port Week DinnerRep. Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., will be guest of honor at t
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