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GLOBAL ONE WINS VOLVO PACT
Reuters |
Global One, the joint venture of Deutsche Telekom, France Telecom and Sprint Corp., said Tuesday it
Maritime
MEXICAN SATELLITE SYSTEM SEEKS PRIVATE SECTOR INPUT
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
Investors interested in Mexico's opening of its satellite system to the private sector can give noti
Maritime
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From Wire Reports |
NEW ISSUES POSTPONEWTO COMMERCE TREATYGENEVA - Envoys to the World Trade Organization Friday
Maritime
UNCERTAINTY CLOUDS QUEBEC'S ECONOMY \ INVESTMENT CLIMATE GOOD, BUT INVESTORS HOLDING BACK
Don Amerman |
Quebec's political leaders have put the thorny issue of sovereignty on the back burner for now. But
RAIL LINES SPIN OFF UNWANTED TRACK \ TRANSPORTATION ACT STREAMLINES PROCESS
Russ Banham |
Canada's two major railroads are spinning off thousands of miles of unprofitable track following the
COOPERATION, NOT MERGER, SEEN BEST ROUTE FOR SHIPPER GROUPS
George F.W. Telfer |
Canadian and American shippers have so many common concerns that it would make sense for their leadi
STAKES HIGH IN WHEAT MONOPOLY DEBATE
Ian Putzger |
Canada is on the verge of a big decision: whether to continue granting a monopoly over export grain
MARITIME PLAN ADVANCES \ OTTAWA PUTTING FINAL TOUCHES ON CONTROVERSIAL OVERHAUL
Journal Of Commerce Special |
After retreating in the past two years from much of the railway and air sectors, Canada's federal go
MEXICO WEIGHS SAFEGUARD ZONES TO MINIMIZE INDUSTRY ACCIDENT PERILS
Kevin G. Hall |
Mexican environmental officials are preparing regulations that will mandate ''safeguard'' zones for
Maritime
BUSINESS, ENVIRONMENTALISTS AWAIT MEXICAN REFORMS
Kevin G. Hall |
Business interests and environmentalists in Mexico are eagerly awaiting publication of pending refor
Maritime
LABOR PUBLISHES APPAREL GOOD-GUY LIST
Paula L. Green |
For the second holiday shopping season in a row, the U.S. Labor Department has released a controvers
Maritime
CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE POOL MAKES ITS DEBUT ON SCHEDULE
Ron Lent |
The California Earthquake Authority opened its doors as scheduled today, after two of the state's bi
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
O.J. COULD SEE INSURANCEIF HE WINS CIVIL CASELOS ANGELES - O.J. Simpson could get financial
NEWS & VIEWS - RONALD GIFT MULLINS \ INDEED, INSURANCE HAS PIZZAZZ, AND THESE PUBLICATIONS PROVE IT
Ronald Gift Mullins |
Though the world appears to be rushing like lemmings toward cyberspace communications, most of us st
JAPANESE CAN SOON BUY CAR INSURANCE VIA MAIL
Reuters |
U.S. insurer American Home Assurance Co., taking advantage of Japanese deregulation, announced plans
EUROTUNNEL AWAITS INSURERS' FIRE VERDICT
Edna Fernandes |
Eurotunnel is awaiting the outcome of insurers' investigations into the costs of the major fire aboa
SECTOR SPLIT OVER DISASTER BILL \ TWO MORE GROUPS FORM TO PRESS FOR LEGISLATION
Ron Lent |
For several years, the insurance industry stood united in its urgent drive to have Congress pass leg
LONDON OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
International Petroleum ExchangeNov. 27, 1996 Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)
BRIEFS
From wire and staff reports |
CALIFORNIA TO REVAMPSTATE FRAUD DIVISIONSACRAMENTO, Calif. - The number of insurance departm
SPOT COMMODITIES
JOC Staff |
Nov. 26, 1996Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SHIPSDSR SENATOR ANTICIPATESPARTNERSHIP BY YEAR-ENDHAMBURG - DSR Senator Lines Chair
AMSTERDAM PLANS TO DOUBLE SPEED OF HANDLING BOXSHIPS
Janet Porter |
The Port of Amsterdam is pioneering an innovative way of doubling the speed at which the world's lar
HAPAG-LLOYD'S BOX LINE TO MATCH '95 OPERATING NET
Robert Koenig |
Hapag-Lloyd AG, Germany's largest ocean carrier, will carry more than 1 million 20-foot container un
SOUTH KOREA HALTS US AIRLINE
Michele Kayal |
Five hundred tons of textiles and electronic goods was sitting at Seoul/Kimpo International Airport
SEA TRIALS - JAMES E. MERCANTE \ CATCHING UP WITH THE SPEEDWELL: A PILGRIM SHIP THAT HISTORY FORGOT
James E. Mercante |
Reduced to a footnote in the annals of history is the fact that the Mayflower was not alone when it
SHANGHAI PORT EXPANSION THREATENED
Janet Porter |
The future of Shanghai must be addressed urgently if the containerport wants to maintain its positio
SHIP FIXTURE BREAKDOWN
Ship fixtures are a product of Bridge News, (formerly |
GLOSSARYAR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Nov. 26, 1996Baltic International Freight Futures Market Prev.Close High Low
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1434 (Nov. 26, 1996) Previous day - 1442The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L
7 AIRLINES WIN CONTRACTS TO CARRY HOLIDAY MAIL
Andrew Blum |
Seven air carriers have won U.S. Postal Service contracts to carry mail for the Christmas rush.<
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From Wire and Staff Reports |
BAD WEATHER CLOSESMEXICAN PORTSMEXICO CITY - Mexican transport authorities are hoping to reo
ELITE LEASES SPACE IN SINGAPORE
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
Elite International Logistics Singapore Pte. recently signed a contract with the Port of Singapore A
LONG BEACH, LA EXPECT ENCORE OF 1996 WOES
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Truck driver protests, longshore slowdowns, stifling congestion - Southern California can expect mor
RAYMOND S. CLARK, 82, MARINE, RAIL EXECUTIVE
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
Raymond Skinner Clark, a lawyer and business executive in Baltimore and New York, died Friday of can
PANAMA CANAL COMMISSION APPROVES HIKE IN TOLLS
Tim Shorrock |
The Panama Canal Commission is defending an upcoming toll increase that will add 20 percent to the c
SPECIAL INSURANCE UNITS ON TRAIL OF BOGUS CLAIMS
Margo D. Beller |
A raging fire in the middle of the night demolishes a mobile home in the South, injuring its inhabit
BRIEFS
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UK SHIPOWNERS STUDYCHANGES TO BUDGETLONDON - British shipowners were studying the government
EU PANEL REMOVES ATLANTIC SHIP LINES' IMMUNITY FROM FINES
Janet Porter |
The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement is gearing up for another legal battle with the European Com
TELECOM GROWTH SPURS DISTRIBUTION ACTIVITY
Stephanie Nall |
Vast growth in the telecommunications industry has led to a surge in warehousing, transportation and
PHILIPPINES TEMPTS AIR FREIGHT FIRMS
P.T. Bangsberg |
The air freight business is heating up in the Philippines, with United Parcel Service Inc. and DHL W
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