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COMPENSATION LIMITS RAISED FOR SPILL VICTIMS
Janet Porter |
The amount of money available to compensate the victims of oil pollution from tankers has more than
OFFICIAL: US SOFT-PEDALS EU FREE-TRADE PACT
Reuters |
The United States does not believe forging a trans-Atlantic free-trade agreement with Europe now is
MORE SUITS LOOM BY ALLSTATE AGENTS \ EXPENSES, CONVERSION OF JOBS IN DISPUTE
Ron Lent |
Allstate Insurance Co., the nation's second-largest personal lines writer, seems certain to face mor
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
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LONDON OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
International Petroleum ExchangeJune 11, 1996 Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)
NEW YORK OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
New York Mercantile Exchange - June 11, 1996Prev. Life of Contr. Open Open High Low
BRIEFS
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ENRON ANNOUNCES PLANSFOR VIETNAM GAS PLANTHOUSTON - Enron Corp. announced plans to develop a
NEBRASKA GOVERNOR INVITES OTHER STATES TO BEEF SUMMIT
Associated Press |
The nation's 10 biggest beef-producing states are invited to a July 9 summit in Omaha intended to ge
CHINESE WARNING ON WHEAT DECRIED
Lynne O'donnell |
China's threat to reject shipments of U.S. wheat containing a fungus known as TCK would have little
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DAILY PETROLEUM PRICES.
JOC Staff |
Tuesday June 11, 1996Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin
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US GRAIN, SOYBEAN EXPORT DESTINATIONS
U.S. Agriculture Department; Journal of Commerce |
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TRADE FAIRS
JOC Staff |
NORTH AMERICAInternet Expo. June 13. Chicago. Contact: Isabelle Weisman, (212) 420-8100.USA
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TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
TO THE UNITED STATES / CANADAIRELAND. June 16-22. New York. The U.S. Small Business Administ
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BRAZIL OPENS 2 TELECOM AREAS
Economist Intelligence Unit |
Brazilian lawmakers will allow the government to privatize cellular phone and satellite services. Fo
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OFFERS TO BUYMDM and EDM machinesRef No.: 041901 Filed: 05-29-96Milling machines
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AMERICAN, BA SEEK TO FORGE PARTNERSHIP \ GIANT NETWORK WOULD SPAN 36,000 CITY PAIRS WORLDWIDE
Lisa Burgess |
American Airlines and British Airways plan to form an alliance that would create the world's largest
DOLE EXITS SENATE LOTT SEEN USHERING IN CHANGE OF STYLE
Stephanie Nall |
Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole took leave of his colleagues Tuesday in typical fashion - with kind
A SMALL INDUSTRY TAKES FLIGHT
Paul F. Conley |
As a rule of thumb, ostriches can't fly. There are, however, exceptions. Beginning next month, ostri
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GAZPROM BUYS STOCKIN TELEVISION COMPANYMOSCOW - Russian state gas monopoly Gazprom has bough
CHINA'S COAL SECTOR REBOUNDS
P.T. Bangsberg |
China's loss-plagued coal mines appear to be inching toward the plus side of the ledger, even as off
OIL PRICES SEEN SLUMPING BY $3
Reuters |
World oil prices could plummet by $3 a barrel by the end of the year following the decision by the O
US INVESTORS FIND A NEW AFRICA FULL OF POTENTIAL \ CONTINENT'S REFORMS OPEN UP OPPORTUNITIES
Maria Carlino |
U.S. investors are discovering a new Africa.As economic and political reforms sweep many cou
US USED CLOTHING WINS NEW ADMIRERS \ SHIPMENTS DIVERTED FROM WEST AFRICA
Michael Fabey |
In the trade between the United States and Africa, shipping lines have gone from rags to hitches.
PUBLISHER'S NOTEBOOK
Don C. Becker |
This is not a good time to be trying to make money in the once booming Pacific container shipping la
PORT TOUTS GATEWAY STATUS \ WALVIS BAY LOBBIES NEIGHBORS FOR CARGO
John Kelley |
The Skeleton Coast of Namibia is littered with the wreckage of ships going back to the days of Vasco
OCEAN CARRIERS BATTLE ON SEVERAL FRONTS \ LINES TRADE BLAME FOR RATE DIP
Michael Fabey |
The rancor that has often defined relations among African nations is spreading to the liner companie
COURT RULING IN IBM CASE A GOOD OMEN FOR EXPORTERS
Stephanie Nall |
The Supreme Court has given U.S. companies a boost in their on-going fight against a fee assessed on
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ARGENTINE JUDGE TO QUERYIBM EXECUTIVES IN USBUENOS AIRES - The judge investigating allegatio
Maritime
CAPPING PENSION BENEFITS COULD GIVE LIFT TO TRANSPORT INDUSTRY
Chris Isidore |
A move to cap increases in pension benefits at plans covering more than one employer would lift mill
HUNGRY FOR TELECOM CONTRACTS, MANUFACTURERS DESCEND ON RIO \ VENDORS INVEST LAVISHLY AT TELECOM '96
Paula L. Green |
The groundwork for millions of dollars' worth of telecommunications contracts is being laid this wee
Maritime
EUROPEAN SMART CARD SALES LIKELY TO GET BOOST
Michael S. Lelyveld |
U.S. technology may soon make ''smart cards'' in Europe a whole lot smarter, if the White House can
BRINSON DROPS OUT OF RACE IN CHARLESTON
Tim Sansbury |
Many people would have bet the ranch that J. Ron Brinson, president of the Port of New Orleans, woul
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RAILFRANCE TO RESCUETROUBLED RAIL NETWORKPARIS - The government will bail out the he
TELECOM REVOLUTION BYPASSES MANY LATINS \ BASIC SERVICES FOR PEOPLE STILL A LONG WAY OFF
Paula L. Green |
While Latin America's telecommunication system is growing by 15 percent a year, figures released in
BRIEFS
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72 REPORTED KILLEDIN SHIP FIRE OFF ERITREAASMARA, Eritrea - More than 70 people were killed
STRONG COLD FOOD EXPORTS KEEP RATES STABLE, REEFERS FULL
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
Buoyed by strong exports of meat and fruit, westbound freight rates are holding steady despite a lar
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