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THAI PAPER: GAS PLATFORMS CAUSE MERCURY CONTAMINATION
Associated Press |
Natural gas platforms operated by foreign energy companies in the Gulf of Thailand have reportedly c
CUBA'S AIR CARGO VOLUME BOOMS \ STATE AIRLINE LEASES AIRCRAFT TO KEEP UP WITH GROWTH IN TRAFFIC
Charles W. Thurston |
Down on cash, beggars in Havana will not only stop foreigners for money but for fancy French-Canadia
AIR FRANCE SETS PROFIT COURSE
Ira Rosenfeld |
Fifty years ago today, Air France made its first flight across the Atlantic from Paris to New York.
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NORILSK NICKEL TAKESCLOSE LOOK AT SUBSIDIARYMOSCOW - Russian metals giant Norilsk Nickel has
BROKERS ARE ASKING HOW SUMITOMO LOST THE MONEY
Douglas Learmond |
''Who gave the credit and where did the money go?'' are among the key questions asked by bankers and
TIRED OF WAITING FOR US, CHILE SEALS DEAL TO JOIN MERCOSUR BLOC
Paula L. Green |
The southernmost edge of South America isn't waiting for the United States to sort out its Latin tra
STEMMING THE TIDE OF CHANGE
Peter Tirschwell |
Throughout the ages, living things have traveled the world courtesy of nature.A microorganis
CONFERENCE BOX LINES MAKE INDIVIDUAL DEALS AS ATLANTIC RATES SAG
Tom Baldwin |
Container rates across the Atlantic are beginning to erode during a sleepier-than-usual slow season.
JAPAN NEARING FILM DECISION
Knight-Ridder Financial |
International Trade and Industry Minister Shumpei Tsukahara said Japan will likely announce today wh
QUOTE TO NOTE
Gunnar Bjerde |
''We don't jump in and out of relationships.''
Maritime
BRIEFS
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JAPAN EXPECTS 6.5 PERCENT RISEIN CAPITAL INVESTMENTTOKYO - Capital investment in Japan is ex
Maritime
TURMOIL HITS LUMBER TRADE \ BRITISH COLUMBIA MILLS HALT EXPORTS TO US IN CONFUSION OVER QUOTAS
Aviva Freudmann |
The U.S._ Canada agreement to limit Canadian softwood lumber exports is working, although not in the
Maritime
STRIKE FAILS IN BRAZIL
Reuters |
Brazilian labor unions failed to bring the country to a halt in a general strike Friday as most shop
Maritime
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS \ EXPORT LEADERS AMONG US CITIES
U.S. International Trade Administration |
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COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Friday, June 21, 1996(Percentages Per Year) INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
INDIA EASES RULES FOR FIRMS TO TAP OVERSEAS FUNDS
N.Vasuki Rao |
Trade and industry generally welcomed Thursday new Indian government guidelines making it easier for
Maritime
ANALYSTS EXPECT G-7 FINANCE MINISTERS TO SUPPORT CONTINUED DOLLAR STRENGTH
Gordon Platt |
This week's Group of 7 economic summit meeting in Lyon, France, could capture the foreign exchange m
RAILROAD PACT TALKS COMING TO A HEAD
Rip Watson |
Three Presidential Emergency Board reports to be issued today will shape the outcome of railroad con
LABOR REPORTS DECLINE IN MAY'S OIL IMPORT PRICES
Tom Connors |
Higher oil import prices - responsible for much of the increase in the U.S. trade deficit just repor
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among
BRIEFS
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TRUCKSTWO CARRIERS AVOIDFUEL SURCHARGESAKRON, Ohio - Two major less-than-tru
US CHIP FIRMS SEE CARS AS KEY JAPANESE MARKET \ MANUFACTURERS FOCUS ON GOALS IN AUTO INDUSTRY
Tim Shorrock |
Japanese automobile makers will provide a key market for U.S. semiconductor manufacturers over the n
Maritime
BRIEFS
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COCA-COLA IN TALKSWITH CARLSBERG BREWERYOSLO - Coca-Cola Co. said it was negotiating with De
Maritime
BAY AREA BACKS MANDATORY PILOT PLAN \ STATE SEEKS FLEXIBLE "UMBRELLA' SYSTEM
Peter Tirschwell |
In an agreement designed to head off a federal takeover of marine pilotage in California, regulators
LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH PORTS ANGERED BY PLAN TO ALTER "EXEMPLARY' PILOT SYSTEM
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Port and shipping interests in Los Angeles-Long Beach say a proposal by the California Office of Oil
THAIS MOVE TO SAVE PRAWN SALES TO US
Ron Corben |
Senior Thai fishery officials will visit the United States next month in a bid to save millions of d
Maritime
BRIEFS
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CHINA TIGHTENS LIMITSON FOREIGN TV, RADIOBEIJING - China slapped new restrictions on foreign
Maritime
CHARTER INDEX
JOC Staff |
The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100%) is as follows
SOFTWARE FIRMS' HOPES DASHED FOR EASING OF EXPORT CURBS
Michael S. Lelyveld |
An apparent miscue by CIA Director John Deutch has raised false hopes that President Clinton will so
Maritime
GRIEVING MOTHER MAY SWING LIBYA SANCTIONS VOTE IN CONGRESS
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Susan Cohen is no well-heeled lobbyist, but she may move Congress to pass tougher sanctions against
RAIL MERGER INTERESTS: DEBATE TIME TOO SHORT
Stephanie Nall |
How much do some rail unions hate the proposed merger of the Union Pacific Railroad and Southern Pac
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS \ US COAL EXPORTS
Global Trade Information, Columbia, S.C. |
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BANKS, CREDITORS CROSSING FINGERS AS LYKES APPEARS TO BE REBOUNDING, PAYING BILLS
Tom Baldwin |
Reaction appears guardedly upbeat to reports that Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. is on the rebound and pa
VALUJET CRISIS COULD STALL TRUCK CARGO
Chris Isidore |
ValuJet Airlines Inc. carried virtually no air freight, but its shutdown would affect freight transp
BRIEFS
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KANSAS CITY, TMMFORMALLY CREATE RAIL FIRMMEXICO CITY - Transportacion Maritima Mexicana and
WORLD REEFER FLEET CONTINUES TO DECREASE
Janet Porter |
The global fleet of refrigerated cargo vessels continued to decline last year, reflecting a combinat
CAR REPAIR PLAN ABANDONED \ CONRAIL, GREENBRIER CALL OFF VENTURE
Rip Watson |
A proposed freight car repair venture has been scuttled between Conrail and Greenbrier Cos. of Lake
INSIDE TALK - RIP WATSON \ RAIL LABOR-MANAGEMENT WAR PRODUCES ONLY PYRRHIC VICTORIES
Rip Watson |
The last thing railroad workers, management and their customers need is a work stoppage barely 30 da
BRIEFS
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BOEING TO BOOST OUTPUTOF 737 TO 17 A MONTHNEW YORK - Boeing Co. said it's boosting productio
CLASSIFICATION SOCIETIES DIVIDED ON SAFEST WAY TO LOAD BULKERS
Janet Porter |
Experts are divided on the safest way to load bulk carriers, some of the most dangerous ships afloat
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