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CONTAINERS HIP RESULTS TO IMPROVE?
MARK MAGNIER |
Containership companies should report better results in the third quarter<br><br>because of a season
STOCKS DECLINE ON PROFIT TAKING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Stocks declined in slow trading Monday, as traders took profits after three weeks of nearly straight
WEST GERMAN RATE CUT LIKELY TO LIFT DOLLAR BRIEFLY
ALAN ZIMMERMAN |
A discount-rate cut by the West German Bundesbank would likely lift the U.S.<br><br>dollar briefly,
ANESTHESIA STA NDARDS DRAWN
(AP) |
To improve patient care and prevent operating-room deaths, doctors have developed Harvard Medical Sc
INSURERS LASH OUT AT CALIF. PROBES
C.A. CARPENTER |
Hearings into potential criminal practices within the California insurance industry were moved up to
NEED A DISPUTE SETTLED? WHY NOT RENT A JUDGE
(AP) |
New Jersey native Alan Epstein had an idea a few years ago. All he needed to do was convince people
RAILS LOSE K EY PR TOOL
TOM BELDEN |
The insurance crisis that has made many types of liability coverage difficult or impossible to get,
SMALL LINE PLANS TO DROP ILA LABOR
MARK MAGNIER |
Bermuda Container Line plans to move its operation in the Port of New York and New Jersey to a nearb
PLAN TO SELL CONRAIL GETS A SHOT IN ARM
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
Norfolk Southern Corp.'s decision to drop out of the Conrail buying game is a shot in the arm for t
POOR NATIONS WELCOME USED GARB
CHRIS DUPIN |
Africa and Asia are the major destinations for used clothing, but large amounts of textile waste are
LOSS OF PACT HELPED KO AIRLINE CONTRACT PROBLEM KEY TO GROUNDING OF TRANSAMERICA
LARRY STERNE |
The loss of a lucrative contract to fly supplies to an Angolan diamond mine was one of several even
WEEK AHEAD
Wire and Staff Reports |
Hong Kong Holiday<br><br> HONG KONG - Hong Kong marks Liberation Day today with a local holiday.<br>
NEW DISCOUNT RA TE CUT PREDICTED
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
If one good turn deserves another, as the adage has it, then one good Federal Reserve discount rate
SOVIETS HAVE NO WISH TO BE ODD MAN OUT
FELIX DEARDEN |
The Soviet Union apparently has had enough of being the odd man out of the world trade community.<br
TURNING RAGS INTO RICHES
CHRIS DUPIN |
When their suits get shiny, their shirts torn, their sweaters snagged, many Americans give away thei
BILL EASES US ER FEE STING COMPROMISE TAX LEGIS LATION REVEALS CHANGES
ROBERT F. MORISON |
Buried in the House-Senate compromise tax reform bill are technical changes removing some of the sti
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
JOC Team |
New Miss Maritime<br><br> Crowned in New YorkJoyce Carmela" Baglietto, an office manager at P&O Bulk
Maritime
US COPPER INDUSTRY FACES UNCERTAIN FUTURE
(AP) |
U.S. copper producers got unions to agree to wage cuts without a strike this summer, but the price
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.
Wire and Staff Reports |
TWA Debt, Preferred<br><br> Downgraded by S&PStandard & Poor's lowered Trans World Airlines' senior
DRUG STOCKS BUCK FUNDAMENTALS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Fundamentals are deteriorating for the pharmaceutical industry, but drug stocks will continue to out
STOCK RALLY COULD FALTER
GORDON PLATT |
The stock market is within striking distance of its early July high, but analysts said the aging bul
BONE MARROW FIRM FACES CLOSURE
JOC Team |
State Health Commissioner David Axelrod said he wants New York's attorney general to shut down a Man
INSURANCE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Conn. Forbids Questions<br><br> About AIDS TestingHARTFORD, Conn. - Insurance Commissioner Peter W.
P/C REINSURE RS RECOVERING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. property/casualty reinsurance industry continues to approach underwriting profitability aga
AMERICAN EXC ESS TAKES OFF
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The already rapidly growing American Excess Insurance Association raised $8.5 million more capital f
FIREHOUSES SHORT ON SMOKE DETECTORS
(AP) |
City councilmen plan to ask for a special appropriation to buy smoke detectors for the city's fireho
INDUSTRY, PUBLIC SPLIT ON INSURANCE SURVEYS
(AP) |
The Insurance industry split a decision with the public in a round of surveys about availability and
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Team |
Friday, August 22, 1986<br><br> (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES<br><br>CanadaU.K.
DOMINION TO LD: LIQUIDATE INSURER INSOLVENT BY AT LEAST $35.8 MILLION
C.A. CARPENTER |
Dominion Insurance Co. of America was ordered into liquidation by a New York court as hopelessly ins
NEW STOCK ISSUE INDEX OUTPERFORMS MARKET
(AP) |
A new issue index calculated by Standard & Poor's Corp. jumped 56.4 percent in the first half of 198
DURABLE GOODS GAIN MOVES DOLLAR HIGHER KNIGHT-RIDDER FINANCIAL
JOC Team |
The U.S. dollar moved higher over a broad front Friday in response to the surprising 4.3 percent inc
RAIL EXCURSIO NS SIDETRACKED
TOM BELDEN |
Only a decade ago, most U.S. railroads were discouraging passenger traffic of any kind.<br><br> Carr
HOUSTON DELAYS ANALYSIS OF PACT NON-UNION STEVEDORE'S PLANS THREATEN ANOTHER CONFRONTATION
GARY TAYLOR |
Nagging questions remain unanswered here as port officials delayed analysis of their controversial w
Maritime
NO DATE SET FOR ILA TALKS TO RESUME
Journal of Commerce Staff |
No announcement had been made at the weekend concerning the date and place for resumption of contrac
Maritime
INDICTMENTS POSSIBLE IN MARINE ELECTRIC CASE
CARL CAHILL |
The U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia may seek criminal indictments in the 1983 sin
Maritime
LA PORT VOTES TARIFF INCREASES
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The board of harbor commissioners approved port tariff increases expected to generate an additional
Maritime
TANKER CHRISTENED IN NORWAY
Journal of Commerce Special |
The buoy-loading tanker Sarita is the first visible result of Norway's A/S Ugland Shuttle Tanker &
Maritime
BROADER EXPORT BONUS SEEN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng said USDA will continue to add commodities and
DAIRY BUY-OUT PLAN A 'LIMITED SUCCESS'
Knight-Ridder Financial |
USDA Secretary Richard Lyng said the dairy buy-out program has been only a ''limited success" and he
$3.58 MILLION FINE LEVIED AGAINST FIRST COMMODITY
JOC Team |
First Commodity Corp. of Boston, one of the nation's biggest retail futures brokers, has been expell
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