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VIRGINIA SHIPYARD COULD GET FOREIGN NAVY WORK
Christopher Dinsmore |
Newport News Shipbuilding may be a step closer to an important contract to build ships for a foreign
Maritime
Maritime
FARM EQUIPMENT EXPORTS BOOM AT HAMPTON ROADS
Christopher Dinsmore |
The ramp extending from the back of the freighter Texas hung suspended about 10 feet off the pier at
Maritime
Maritime
RATE INCREASES FOR DRY BULK CARGO PUSH BALTIC INDEX TO RECORD LEVEL
Janet Porter |
Freight rates for dry bulk cargoes such as grain, coal and iron ore moved sharply higher last week,
Maritime
Maritime
PORTS MAY TAKE A HIT UNDER NEW CONGRESS
Tim Shorrock |
U.S. ports should prepare for a new Washington political climate that is likely to ease up on enviro
Maritime
Maritime
CHARTER INDEX
JOC Staff |
The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f
Maritime
Maritime
FIRST LINE'S COFR LIMIT RAISED TO $300 MILLION
Alan Abrams |
Nearly all tanker owners now have at least two options for complying with U.S. financial responsibil
Maritime
Maritime
CARRIERS CRACK DOWN ON CHINESE PAYMENTS
P.T. Bangsberg |
Shipping lines are getting tough with China in an attempt to recover hundreds of millions of dollars
Maritime
Maritime
COLLAPSE OF TALKS ON SEAWAY TOLLS "A SHAME,' SHIPPING GROUP SAYS
Paul F. Conley |
The shipping community isn't too happy with the collapse of talks to reduce tolls on the St. Lawrenc
Maritime
Maritime
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
Journal of Commerce |
No text.
Maritime
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF NAVY-CHARTERED SHIPWASHINGTON - A Panamanian-flagged cruis
Maritime
Maritime
FLORIDA ECONOMISTS CAN LOCATE THE "NEEDLE' IN STACKS OF TRADE DATA
Milan Ruzicka |
Three years ago, Florida economists John S. Zdanowicz and Simon Pak set out to look for safety pins
Maritime
Maritime
PHONE LINES TO CUBA ABUZZ WITH CALLS VIA US AND CANADIAN CARRIERS
Susana Barciela |
After years of being blocked from offering direct-dial phone service to Cuba, and several weeks of g
Maritime
Maritime
AGENCY PAYS TO REPAIR 2 TANKERS
Tim Shorrock |
The Navy's Military Sealift Command said it paid $2.23 million for repairs on two tankers that were
Maritime
Maritime
HONG KONG COUNCIL SETS TOKYO CENTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Trade Development Council said it will launch a business center in Tokyo to help local companies
Maritime
Maritime
TRADE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
COURT DENIES CARBIDE'S PLASTICS VENTURE APPEALThe European Court of Justice said last week i
Maritime
Maritime
ENVOYS FAIL TO SELECT FIRST CHIEF OF WTO FROM FIELD OF THREE
Reuters |
Trade envoys failed on Friday to agree on who will be the first head of the new World Trade Organiza
Maritime
Maritime
INSURANCE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
A.M. BEST REVIEWING INTEGON'S 'B++' RATINGOLDWICK, N.J. - A.M. Best Co. placed the "
PEOPLE - INSURANCE
Wire and Staff Reports |
AMERICAN RE-INSURANCE CO. (Princeton, N.J.) - Mahmoud M. Abdallah was named president of internation
LLOYD'S SHIFT TO TWO-YEAR ACCOUNTING FACES DELAY
HELEN MacLEOD |
The Council of Lloyd's of London has announced that it will slow its proposed timetable for introduc
DISGRUNTLED AGENTS JOIN FORCES, FORM OWN INSURANCE COMPANY
Margo D. Beller |
Twenty-six independent agents, frustrated by continuing cuts in commissions, want to cash in on shri
PROPERTY, CASUALTY PREMIUMS UP 14.1 PERCENT OVER '93 PERIOD
From Wire Reports |
A survey of 52 property/casualty reinsurance companies found a 14.1 percent increase in net premiums
A&A IS FREE OF LIABILITY TIED TO EX-SUBSIDIARY
HELEN MacLEOD |
Alexander & Alexander Services Inc., an insurance broking giant, has announced it completed a proces
LONDON PROFESSOR TRAINS NEXT GENERATION OF SHIP EXECUTIVES
Janet Porter |
At London's Barbican Centre, the Royal Shakespeare Company is currently staging "The Merchant of Ven
MIAMI-LATIN TRADE SPURS BANK BOOM
Simon Barker-Benfield |
The banking business between South Florida and Latin America is doing very well despitehighly public
PARITY WITH MEXICO MAY NOT BE ENOUGH
Canute James |
The United States' trading partners in the Caribbean Basin seeking freer access to the U.S. market a
CARIBBEAN ATTRACTS MORE PRIVATE FUNDS
Charles W. Thurston |
The Caribbean basin and the smaller countries of South America are beginning to attract private-sect
LATIN AMERICA STILL NEEDS HELP WITH TRANSPORT FUNDING
Montieth Illingworth |
Latin America's current levels of low-inflation economic growth and its commitment to free-market pr
REGION SEEKS NEW SOURCES OF FOREIGN TRADE
Canute James |
These are uncertain times for the pillars of the Caribbean region's foreign trade. Many are
NAFTA SEEN IMPERILING APPAREL MEXICO'S EXPORTS TO US UP SHARPLY
Canute James |
Driven by a longstanding need to increase foreign earnings and to create new jobs, Caribbean Basin c
LATIN AMERICA'S AIRPORTS ARE BUSTLING WITH CARGO
Doug Harper |
In the Hollywood films of the 1930s, South American airports were invariably depicted aslittle more
CONFERENCE AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPLORE DEVELOPMENTS
K. Buck Wolf |
The 18th Miami Conference on the Caribbean and Latin America this week promises to pickup where last
CUBAN BEACHES, CIGARS AND COFFEE LURE TRADE DESPITE US EMBARGO
Charles W. Thurston |
Subway billboards here tout paradisiacal tourism on Cuba's beautiful beaches. Expensive Cuban cigars
AMID CONCERN OVER STABILITY, HAITI TACKLES ITS ECONOMY
Canute James |
The reinstatement of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti has been followed by frantic efforts
OIL AND GAS TRADE PROSPECTS ENERGIZED
Gary Taylor |
As the economic and political fortunes of Latin America continue to rise, so do the opportunities fo
TRADE IN THE AMERICAS
World Factbook, Inter-American Development Bank, U.S. Commerce |
No story.
AIR CARGO EXPORTS UP IN L. AMERICA
Gary Taylor |
With Colombia, Brazil and Argentina leading the way, Latin America continues to boom as a destinatio
IN PORT PRIVATIZATION, ARGENTINA LED THE WAY
Montieth Illingworth |
In its present incarnation, the port-privatization fever sweeping Latin America all startedwith Arge
CARRIERS JAM E. COAST - S. AMERICA LANE
Montieth Illingworth |
How many carriers does it take to service South America? As many as will fit in the oceans,
NEW YORK OIL FUTURES
JOC Staff |
New York Mercantile Exchange - Dec. 8, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L
FORMER LEADER OF OPEC SEES SLIGHT SHIFT IN SAUDI POLICY
Houston Chronicle |
Saudi Arabia demonstrated some new thinking at last month's meeting of the Organization of Petroleum
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