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LATIN EQUIPMENT MARKET IS HOT \ SECTOR'S DEMAND FOR FARM MACHINERY IS STRONGEST IN WORLD
Charles W. Thurston |
Manufacturers of farm and industrial food processing equipment say exports to Latin America are comi
EQUIPMENT BUCKS TRADE DEFICIT TREND \ PATIENCE, KNOWLEDGE OF MARKET OVERCOME MANY EXPORT BARRIERS
Michael Goldstein |
Trade deficit? What deficit? Tell it to the U.S. corporations that racked up $4.006 billion in farm
INSURER COMPETITION DROPS RATES AS EXPORTS TO THIRD WORLD SOAR
Russ Banham |
Manufacturers and buyers of heavy farm and industrial equipment are reaping lower insurance prices,
EU MAY PENALIZE CARGO OWNERS OVER SUBSTANDARD SHIPS
Janet Porter |
The European Union is pressing forward with plans to fine cargo owners that knowingly charter substa
JAPAN'S BUYERS KNOW THE WHEEL THING
Coco Kubota |
A U.S. made-car sold here under the Toyota name that was supposed to symbolize a new era of U.S.-Jap
EX-IM BANK'S FARM EQUIPMENT PROGRAMS SOAR
Richard Barovick |
U.S. exporters of farm and industrial equipment had to scramble to get financing when major banks cu
IMPROVING EXPORT SALES
JOC Staff |
Here are some ways equipment manufacturers make exports work:* Partnering with local dealers
CRITICS SAY ENCRYPTION POLICY IS BIASED \ SOME EXPORTERS LOSE UNDER CLINTON PLAN
Michael S. Lelyveld |
President Clinton's controversial decision to ease export curbs only on some encrypted software has
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS \ EAST EUROPE'S GROWTH PROSPECTS
Economist Intelligence Unit, London. |
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COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Friday, Oct. 4, 1996(Percentages Per Year) INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
DOLLAR WILL RISE AS FOREIGN CAPITAL FLOWS INTO US MARKETS, ANALYSTS PREDICT
Gordon Platt |
Global capital flows will lift the dollar this week despite the diminishing chances of a U.S. intere
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among
US PLANS BIG CRACKDOWN ON THEFTS OF TRADE SECRETS
Richard Lawrence |
The United States is set to crack down harder on theft of trade secrets - especially by foreign gove
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
The Center for International Business Cycle Research at |
(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Oct. 13, '95 - Oct. 4, '96 (a graph)* An
HONG KONG TEXTILE REVIVAL PLANS MULLED \ STUDY TARGETS SOLUTIONS FOR A LAGGING INDUSTRY
P.T. Bangsberg |
A new industrial zone, more foreign labor and greater attention to training and relations with custo
Maritime
TRANSPORT PAYROLLS MADE SMALL GAINS IN SEPTEMBER
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
Transportation payrolls edged up in September, avoiding the layoffs that occurred in other industrie
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US TO PRESS JAPANTO MOVE ON LIQUOR TAXWASHINGTON - The United States will urge Japan to take
Maritime
EU, JAPAN GO TO WTO OVER INDONESIA CAR POLICY
John Zarocostas |
The European Union and Japan filed separate complaints Friday with the World Trade Organization alle
Maritime
INDIA PROBING STEADY TRADE SLOWDOWN INFRASTRUCTURE WOES PARTIALLY TO BLAME
N. Vasuki Rao |
The Ministry of Commerce is taking a more serious look at the causes of a continued decline in the c
Maritime
MEXICO LIFTS TRADE CURBS ON BRAZILIAN PIPE FITTINGS
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
Mexican commerce officials have lifted or reduced unfair trade penalties on a wide range of Brazilia
Maritime
QUOTE TO NOTE
Morten Arnzen, Managing Director, Global Aerospace and |
''There's an obscene amount of capital available. There's too much money chasing too few deals.''
Maritime
EU ROUNDUP - BRUCE BARNARD \ EU COMMISSION RETREATS ON PLAN TO OPEN FRAGMENTED GAS MARKETS
Bruce Barnard |
The European Commission has all but given up hope of striking a deal to liberalize the EU's protecte
Maritime
CHINA REPORTS A SURGE IN US PATENT APPLICATIONS
P.T. Bangsberg |
The number of U.S. applications for patents in China nearly doubled in the first half of this year,
Maritime
CARIBBEAN BANANA UNION STRIKES FOR CHIQUITA SALES
Canute James |
A rebel banana farmers' union in the eastern Caribbean has gone on strike over its desire to sell fr
Maritime
FORWARDING GROUP LOOKS TO INTERPOL TO FIGHT SMUGGLING
Kevin G. Hall |
Concerned by a growing tendency of organized crime taking advantage of trade liberalization to smugg
Maritime
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
EU PANEL'S CHIEF SAYSTIES TO JAPAN ARE BETTERTOKYO - Business ties are better and the trade
Maritime
GLOBAL STEEL DEMAND TO HIT RECORD, STUDY SAYS
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
World steel demand will hit a record 680 million metric tons next year, up 3.4 percent from this yea
Maritime
US METALLURGY TECHNOLOGY FOREIGN TO JAPAN'S CARMAKERS
Coco Kubota |
U.S. makers of powdered metallurgy auto parts came to Tokyo this month to promote use of their produ
Maritime
MYANMAR'S MILITARY JUNTA CRACKDOWN THREATENS REGIONAL, INVESTOR SUPPORT
Journal Of Commerce Special |
Myanmar's military junta, which recently stepped up its crackdown against the Aung San Suu Kyi-led O
COMPANY BUYERS SLAM BROKERS \ SURVEY SAYS NEEDS ARE NOT BEING MET
Russ Banham |
Corporate buyers of insurance clearly have serious reservations about the role of brokers, according
THE INDUSTRY REDEFINES ITSELF \ BROKER MOVES FROM "SUPPLIER' TO "ARCHITECT' OF SERVICES
Russ Banham |
Driven by intense competition, technology and globalization, the insurance industry is undergoing a
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BARNETT BANKS TO TESTINSURANCE PRODUCT SALESJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Barnett Banks Inc. is ready
WATCHDOGS ATTACK AUTO INSURER RATES \ CALIFORNIA COMPLAINT: NINE OF 10 OVERCHARGE
Ron Lent |
A consumer watchdog organization has alleged that nine of the 10 top California auto insurance compa
FORMAL SUCCESSION PLANS BOOST AGENCIES' SURVIVAL PROSPECTS
Michele Marrinan |
Joseph Feitelberg's rise to president of The Feitelberg Co. resulted from a natural progression. His
HONG KONG PENSION SECTOR DRAWS CLOSER TO CREATING COMPULSORY RETIREMENT PLAN
P.T. Bangsberg |
As Hong Kong moves steadily toward its first compulsory retirement program, the insurance and bankin
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CRUM & FORSTER INSURANCEHelen Kasper was appointed regional marketing manager in the company
WORKERS COMP CHANGES LEAKED IN CANADA
Associated Press |
Proposed changes to Ontario's workers' compensation system will eliminate claims for chronic stress,
BLUES' TAX PLAN CALLED "OUTRAGEOUS'
Journal Of Commerce Special |
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts floated a tax subsidy plan that was labeled ''outrageous
LONDON OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
International Petroleum ExchangeOct. 4, 1996 Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)
LONDON INSURANCE MARKET UNDER FIRE FROM CAPTIVE FIRMS, SOCIAL CHANGES
Helen R. Macleod |
The London insurance market is arguably the oldest and the largest in the world. But it's having to
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