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JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS \ CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS: BY COUNTRY GROUPING
World Bank |
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BRITAIN, JAPAN: FORMIDABLE HEAD WINDS TO OPEN SKIES
Michele Kayal |
Nearly all of Europe has opened its skies to U.S. airlines since 1992, and three Asian nations have
JAPAN READY TO LET IN US TOMATOES \ GROWERS HUNGRY FOR BITE OF $100 MILLION MARKET
Peter Tirschwell |
Japan is ready to admit U.S.-grown tomatoes for the first time, a move that would open a $100 millio
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Friday, April 11, 1997Percentages Per Year INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among
TRADERS IGNORE JAPANESE THREATS, TAKE THE DOLLAR TO NEW HEIGHTS
Gordon Platt |
Japanese threats to intervene in the foreign exchange market to halt the yen's plunge rang hollow la
CORRRECTION
JOC Staff |
The story headlined ''Hand-me-down factories fill niche in emerging markets'' on Page 1A Tuesday sho
CANADA'S ROYAL BANK OPENS LA EXPORT UNIT
Richard Barovick |
The Royal Bank of Canada has opened a Los Angeles export factoring unit to deliver financing to mids
PARALLEL MARKET \ FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES*
Currency Data & Intelligence Inc., New York. |
As of March 31, 1997Parallel Market Foreign Exchange Rates are based on unofficial, non-docu
EU, US NAIL DOWN ACCORD ON HELMS-BURTON DISPUTE
John Maggs |
The European Union agreed to halt its challenge to the anti-Cuba Helms-Burton law in exchange for U.
Maritime
CHINA MOVES AGAINST GRAFT
Reuters |
China's ruling Communist Party on Friday issued its most detailed regulations in nearly a decade to
Maritime
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
The Center for International Business Cycle Research at |
(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, April 12, 1996 - April 11, 1997 (a graph)
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
TRADE DATE SET FOR RAND,NEW ZEALAND DOLLARThe Chicago Mercantile Exchange has set May 7 as t
Maritime
QUOTE TO NOTE
Hubert Wiesenthal, Executive Director, American Import |
''It's a question of survival.''
Maritime
INDIA'S REFORMS SHOULD SURVIVE POLITICAL WOES
Journal Of Commerce Special |
The 10-month-old United Front coalition government of Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda lost the confid
Maritime
JAPAN, VIETNAM HAIL US AMBASSADOR APPOINTMENTS
Reuters |
Japanese political commentators applauded President Clinton's reported decision to name former House
Maritime
CLINTON SEEKS AUTHORITY TO EXPAND FREE TRADE
John Maggs |
President Clinton Friday called on Congress to give him the authority to expand free trade beyond Me
Maritime
IMF CHIDES TURKEY ON UNREGULATED TRADE
Jonathan Ewing |
The International Monetary Fund says in a report that Turkey could close its balance of payment gap
Maritime
PORT OF VERACRUZ LURING TEXTILE PRODUCERS
Kevin G. Hall |
With the textiles industry booming in Mexico, U.S. and Mexican entrepreneurs are studying a novel co
Maritime
HONG KONG SCOFFS AT WEAKNESS FOUND BY MIT CRITIQUE
P.T. Bangsberg |
Hong Kong strongly denies suggestions by U.S. academics that the territory risks a loss of competiti
Maritime
BRIEFS
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S. KOREAN GROUP SEEKSSTAKE IN PLANE PROJECTSEOUL - A consortium of South Korean aircraft man
Maritime
TRADELEADS
The following tradeleads appear exclusively in print in The |
OFFERS TO BUY* GSM TELEPHONES. Send offers to sales@wonet.com.pl. Contact: Gary Granai, Mast
Maritime
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BANKER: MEXICO TRADESURPLUS A DEFICIT SOONMEXICO CITY - Mexico's monthly trade balance, whic
Maritime
BALKAN CRISIS PUTS TRADE, INVESTMENT ON BACK BURNER \ VARIOUS COMPANIES KEEP PROJECTS ON ICE
John Zarocostas |
The economic and political crises in Albania and Bulgaria have put trade and investment flows across
Maritime
MOYNIHAN: DON'T TAMPER WITH TRADE REGULATIONS
John Maggs |
A key Democratic senator warned President Clinton in a letter last week not to use forthcoming regul
Maritime
FUTURE CLAIMS FUNDING STIRS ANALYSTS' CONCERNS
Margo D. Beller |
It's the heart of any insurance contract: I pay the premium in return for a promise my insurance com
BORDERS FADE FOR RIVAL INDUSTRIES \ DISTINCTIONS BLUR BETWEEN INSURANCE AND CAPITAL MARKETS
Russ Banham |
Insurance companies and investment banks are slugging it out in a battle for the wallets of corporat
SOCIETY'S NEW CHIEF AIMS TO BUILD A POWERHOUSE
Helen R. Macleod |
Linda Lamel is building a powerhouse. That's her stated aim for the Risk Insurance Management Societ
BRIEFS
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LOBBYISTS ARE TARGETINGUNNECESSARY INSURANCEWASHINGTON - Industry lobbyists have succeeded -
INTEGRATED RISK POLICIES FLOURISH
Russ Banham |
Fed up with the administrative headaches and costs of buying insurance policies from several differe
INSURERS SEE DISASTER IN CLINTON TAX PROPOSAL
Margo D. Beller |
As Congress debates provisions in President Clinton's budget, several insurance groups urged lawmake
AGENTS GROUP, MICROSOFT UNITE TO DEVELOP COMPUTER INROADS
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
The Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers is building its own bridge to the 21st century and has f
SEEING 00: HEADACHE OF THE MILLENNIUM
Helen R. Macleod |
The ugly subject of the data-handling headache created by the turn of the century - what's called th
AON ACQUIRES MINET GROUP FROM ST. PAUL
Ronald Gift Mullins |
On the selling block for some time, Minet Group was unloaded by St. Paul Cos. last week to Aon Corp.
COMPUTER MODELING REFINEMENTS TAKE GUESSWORK OUT OF DISASTERS
Russ Banham |
No one can predict the whims of the weather, but a few computer modeling companies believe they can
US BACKS OFF ATTACKS ON COSCO
Tim Sansbury |
President Clinton's top ocean shipping regulator is toning down harsh accusations he made about the
BRIEFS
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TRAINSCOURT REJECTS APPEALSOF BNSF DECISIONWASHINGTON - The U.S. Court of Ap
OAKLAND AWAITS APL'S NOD AS TERMINAL RESHUFFLE STALLS
Peter Tirschwell |
A $90 million project to allow shipping alliance partners to use the same terminals at the Port of O
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
AIR TRAFFIC HAMPEREDBY FRENCH LABOR STRIKEPARIS - Strikes disrupted French air traffic and s
CROWLEY CHRISTENS NEWEST VESSEL \ 150-FOOT TUG GUARD TO BE USED TO ESCORT TANKERS, ASSIST SHIPS
Peter Tirschwell |
Crowley Marine Services, which is aggressively expanding its fleet of high-powered harbor tugs on th
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