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OIL TANKER OPERATORS RUSH TO MEET CERTIFICATE DEADLINE
Alan Abrams |
The long-feared disruption to U.S. oil imports from a Coast Guard rule coming into effect today appe
Maritime
Maritime
IT'S SMOOTH SAILING FOR TOP TALENT IN MARITIME, TRANSPORT FIELDS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
If you're a senior-level maritime executive and feel your employer isn't paying you enough, go ask a
CORE-NERING THE MARKET 24 YEARS LATER, US APPLES PASS TOUGH TEST, SET SAIL FOR JAPAN
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
Twenty-four years after Japan officially opened its apple market, Washington state apple growers las
INDONESIAN CREW IN VA. WILL BE HOME BY JAN. 1
Alan Abrams |
Eleven Indonesian seafarers who fled their ship in the Port of Hampton Roads, Va., earlier this mont
Maritime
Maritime
NY-NJ PORT AUTHORITY DIRECTOR STEPPING DOWN TO LEAD HOSPITAL
Alan Abrams |
Stanley Brezenoff, executive director of the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey since 1990, is
Maritime
Maritime
CONSERVATIVE JAPANESE UNDAUNTED BY DEVALUED PESO
Mark Magnier |
Japanese investors have suffered relatively little in the wake of Mexico's sharp devaluation of the
PEOPLE - MARITIME
From Wire and Staff Reports |
MASSACHUSETTS PORT AUTHORITY (Boston) - Margot N. DeNoie, a former assistant vice president at USTru
Maritime
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
JAPAN'S SHIPYARDS WIN OVER HALF OF NEW ORDERSLONDON - Japanese shipyards won more th
Maritime
Maritime
SEIZURES, STOWAWAYS DISRUPT LATIN TRADE SHIP LINES SEE IMPACT ON COSTS
Kevin G. Hall |
Ship seizures and stowaways are turning into major cost problems for ocean carriers in the Latin Ame
Maritime
Maritime
RUSSIA TIGHTENS RULES ON LIQUOR, CIGARETTE IMPORTS
Geoff Winestock |
Russia, in a move to combat rampant smuggling, will tighten tax rules on imported cigarettes and spi
VEHICLE TIRES: WATERBORNE IMPORTS
Compiled by The Journal of Commerce from database of PIERS, |
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Maritime
Maritime
STUDY SUGGESTS AUTO AIR BAGS PROMPT DRIVERS TO TAKE RISKS
Associated Press |
Air bags may encourage some drivers to become more reckless than drivers of vehicles without the saf
CHINA OPENS HIGH-SPEED RAIL LINK IN GUANGDONG
Journal of Commerce Staff |
China's first high-speed railroad opened a 90-mile stretch between Guangzhou, capital of southern Gu
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS AVERAGE ADJUSTED TRUCK TONNAGE INDEX
American Trucking Association |
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CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
One of the Detroit-Windsor twin railway tunnels is capable of handling double- stack containers that
IN A CHICAGO BASEMENT, TRANSPORT LIBRARY GROWS
Paul F. Conley |
Tucked away in the basement of the main library at Northwestern University is a group of students, r
GERMANS ORDER ROADRAILERS TO CARRY CARGO ACROSS ALPS
Rip Watson |
Bimodal RoadRailer units ordered by a German firm will begin operating next year between Munich and
TRANSPORT BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
INDONESIAN AIRLINES HOPES TO SELL JETS TO US BUYERJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia's n
INSIDE TALK - LARRY KAUFMAN RAILROADS WANT TALKS WITH LABOR CONCLUDED SOON _ OR DO THEY?
Larry Kaufman |
Throughout the buildup to the start of bargaining for new wage and work-rules agreements in the rail
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
Journal of Commerce |
(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Dec. 15, '93 - Nov. 29, '94 (a graph) (2
LILLIAN VERNON STUDIES OPTIONS FOR BOOSTING WAREHOUSE SPACE
Gregory S. Johnson |
Crammed for space at its only distribution center, specialty cataloger Lillian Vernon Corp. is caref
PLAN FOR INDEPENDENT CENTRAL BANK MEETS RESISTANCE IN CHINA
Benjamin Kang Lim |
China's parliament has balked at a draft law that would empower the central bank to determine money
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Staff |
For the week ended Dec. 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1
CANADIAN FIRM SEEKS TO REOPEN HISTORIC MINE
Associated Press |
A Canadian company is trying to develop a mine nearby in British Columbia that may require a road ru
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r
CHINA TAPPING GRAIN RESERVE TO COOL PRICES
Reuters |
China's strategic grain reserve is shifting 1 million metric tons of northern corn to the economical
FIRST SUGAR-REFINING JOINT VENTURES DUE IN JANUARY, CUBAN OFFICIAL SAYS
Marc Frank |
The Cuban government will form its first joint ventures in sugar refining in January, Octavio Castil
CHARLES E. MULLER SR., 61, JOURNAL EMPLOYEE, DIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Charles E. Muller Sr., a 37-year employee of The Journal of Commerce, who is credited with establish
COMMODITY / ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CHINA PLANS TO RAISE AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENTBEIJING - China's capital investment in
TAIWAN'S CHINA TRUST BUYS CALIFORNIA BANK
Alice Hung |
Taiwan's China Trust group said on Tuesday it had bought a California bank for $30 million, becoming
GENERIC DRUG SALES HEALTHY
Steve Sakson |
Generic drug companies that make discount knockoffs of brand name medicines are coming up against so
COAL MINERS, BOSSES DIFFER ON NEW CONGRESS
Martha Bryson Hodel |
Richard Trumka, United Mine Workers president, is worried the new Republican Congress will set back
COMMODITY / ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
RUSSIAN SAYS EXPORTS OF OIL TO BE LIBERALIZEDMOSCOW - The Russian government has dec
STATION OWNER'S PARTING SHOT AT EXXON: DAY OF FREE GASOLINE
Associated Press |
Gene Leahy lost his battle with Exxon Corp., but he didn't go down easy. Before the giant co
VIETNAM GIVES BACK DIPLOMATIC PROPERTY TO US
Associated Press |
Vietnam has agreed to return to the United States four former diplomatic properties in Ho Chi Minh C
GASOLINE PRICES
JOC Staff |
Dec. 27, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre
US DOLLAR UP AGAINST YEN IN THIN HOLIDAY TRADING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The dollar was trading higher against the yen but a bit softer against the deutsche mark on Tuesday
5 PERCENT TO 7 PERCENT GROWTH FORECAST FOR INDIA
Reuters |
The Indian economy should grow between 5 percent and 7 percent in 1995, said the head of the country
CHINA'S GUTSY DALIAN LOOKS TO REKINDLE PAST GLORY
P.T. Bangsberg |
It may have been a bit slow getting started, but China's port city of Dalian is making up for lost t
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