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SPARKS FLY IN CARIBBEAN OVER PLUTONIUM SHIPMENT
Canute James |
Several governments and environmental groups are protesting a plan to ship plutonium through Caribbe
Maritime
PLUMMETING PESO CLOUDS OUTLOOK FOR FROZEN FOODS TO MEXICO
Associated Press |
Mexico has been the largest and fastest-growing market for U.S. frozen foods, especially vegetables
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SHANGHAI SETS RECORD WITH FOREIGN TRADESHANGHAI, China - Shanghai, China's biggest p
Maritime
TOTE CONTINUES TO REVIEW RATE STRUCTURE IN ALASKA TRADE
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
Totem Ocean Trailer Express Inc., which provides liner service in the Alaska trade, is still reviewi
Maritime
JOBLESS RATE DROPS TO 8.9 PERCENT IN AUSTRALIA
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Australia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 8.9 percent in December compared with 9.3 perc
HIGH-TECH HOPES SOAR IN "PARIS OF THE EAST'
Michael Shari |
"This is the life," said Garvin Holman, gently agitating the ice in his Canadian Club at a weekly bu
TRANS-PACIFIC SHIP LINES RIDE COTTON PRICE WAVE
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Shipping lines in the trans-Pacific trades are enjoying a boom in cotton exports to the Far East and
EU BLOCKS COMPROMISE ON TEXTILE-QUOTA PHASEOUT
John Zarocostas |
Strong opposition by the European Union has shot down a compromise that would have cleared the way f
MOST CALIF. HOMEOWNERS NOT INSURED AGAINST FLOODS
Brian Johns |
As if being hit by the most severe rains in nearly a decade is not enough, California is also bracin
PACIFIC LINES CALL CEASE-FIRE, BOOST RATES ON FROZEN MEAT
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Shipping lines that carry frozen meat from Australia to the United States are raising their rates ba
Maritime
WEAK PESO JEOPARDIZES PRIVATIZATION CALCULATIONS
Kevin G. Hall |
With Mexico's financial markets churning, the government's plan to generate up to $14 billion by pri
SEAWAY TRAFFIC UP, US AGENCY SAYS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Traffic on the St. Lawrence Seaway surged during the just-ended shipping season, according to statis
Maritime
TRUCKING VOLUME FROM US SHARPLY DECELERATES
Chris Isidore |
The continuing instability of the Mexican peso is wreaking havoc with U.S. truckers with many report
EXPANSION OF EU EXPECTED TO BENEFIT HAMBURG PORT
Miriam Widman |
Although the accession to the European Union of Sweden, Austria and Finland will be good for trade a
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
DREDGING COMPLETED ON MISSISSIPPI STRETCHNEW ORLEANS - The U.S. Army Corps of Engine
Maritime
TEXAS PORTS PREPARE FOR FALLOUT FROM PESO
Kevin G. Hall |
A joke along the U.S.-Mexico border has it that when Mexico sneezes, Texas catches a cold. Port offi
NO QUICK FIXES SEEN FOR MEXICAN STOCK MARKET
Kevin G. Hall |
This week's volatility on the Mexican stock market, which has spilled over to other Latin American m
SENATE TO ELIMINATE MERCHANT MARINE PANEL
Stephanie L. Nall |
The U.S. merchant marine, once one of the most powerful interest groups in Congress, has lost anothe
ICC SOLICITS COMMENTS ON TRUCK INTERLINING
Lisa Burgess |
The Interstate Commerce Commission is seeking industry opinion on whether trucking deregulation has
AIR MACAO CHIEF RESIGNS OVER STRATEGY DIFFERENCES
P.T. Bangsberg |
After only four months on the job, the executive director of Air Macao resigned Monday in what compa
TRANSPORT CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
To have your meeting or event listed, contact Greg Johnson at (212) 837-7120. Fax: (212) 837-7130.
TRANSPORT BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CHIQUITA-GULFPORT PLAN REQUIRES RAIL UPGRADEJACKSON, Miss. - The effort to keep Chiq
TRUCKERS TO HAVE ANOTHER GO AT BOOSTING TAX DEDUCTIONS
Rip Watson |
The American Trucking Associations is jump-starting last year's unsuccessful effort to increase tax
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS US-POLAND CONTAINERIZED COMMERCIAL TRADE
Trade Horizons, PIERS, New York |
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AIRLINES SCALING BACK, CUTTING ALGERIAN SERVICE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Despite a rush of airlines to curtail service to Algeria in the aftermath of last month's hijacking
MOTOR CARRIER CHALLENGES CALIFORNIA LIABILITY LAW
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
Arrow Transportation Co., a Seattle motor carrier that faces a misdemeanorcriminal charge du
INTRASTATE TRUCKING DECONTROL SURVIVES ANOTHER TEST
Rip Watson |
Another last-ditch effort to halt deregulation of intrastate trucking has failed, but two other laws
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
Journal of Commerce |
(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Dec. 30, '93 - Dec. 9, '94 (a graph) (2)
PEOPLE - TRANSPORT
From Wire and Staff Reports |
JACKSONVILLE PORT AUTHORITY (Jacksonville, Fla.) - John D. Clark was named deputy directorof the avi
BAXTER TAPS EMERY TO CARRY HEAVY FREIGHT WITHIN US
William Armbruster |
Citing a reduction in cargo capacity on commercial airlines, a leading manufacturer of health-care p
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
SOUTH KOREA REFUSES TO OPEN STOCK MARKET TO FOREIGNERS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Despite calls from overseas investors for liberalization of financial markets, the stock index futur
IN A BANNER 199 4 FOR RAILWAYS, DECEMBER WAS ICING ON THE CAKE
Lawrence H Kaufman |
The railroad industry entered 1995 on a high note, finishing 1994 with record carload and intermodal
LOCKHEED, MARTIN MARIETTA IN PACT WITH FTC OVER MERGER PROPOSAL
Associated Press |
Two of the nation's largest defense contractors have agreed to settle charges that a proposed $10 bi
TUNA FISHING BUILDS FORTUNES IN PHILIPPINE'S GENERAL SANTOS
Rene Pastor |
Roberto Cantoja started with a handful of fishing boats in the days when his crews had to carry rifl
AVIATION EXPERTS DRAW UP SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
Lisa Burgess |
Aviation experts meeting here this week for a safety summit have identified 50 key issues they belie
TRANSPORT BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CSX TRAIN DERAILS; THREE CARS CATCH FIREWINCHESTER, Tenn. - A portion of a CSX freight train
CANADIAN CHEMICAL MAKERS EXPECT EXPORT BOOM TO CONTINUE THIS YEAR
Leo Ryan |
Canadian chemical manufacturers anticipate further increased sales to the United States and other ex
TAIWANESE DEALERS HAIL DECISION TO OPEN FORWARD EXCHANGE
James Peng |
Foreign exchange dealers welcomed a decision to open Taiwan's forward foreign exchange market as a b
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