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LLOYD'S TO OFFER LIMITED LIABILITY FOR INVESTORS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Investors at Lloyd's of London will be allowed to change the nature of their contract to switch to l
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Nov. 9, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low
Maritime
PEOPLE - INSURANCE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
AMERICAN RE-INSURANCE CO. (Princeton, N.J.) - Gilbert R. Crouse was promoted to vice president in th
EUROPE-ASIA TRADE FLOWS STEADILY DESPITE HIGHER RATES, CARRIERS SAY
Janet Porter |
A bottle of scotch can still be shipped from Britain to Asia for less than the cost of a European po
Maritime
PORT OF LONGVIEW PLANS BULK FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
While bulk shipments and log exports at the Port of Longview, Wash., likely will decline slightly ne
Maritime
SEAWAY'S FUTURE TO BE DISCUSSED IN TORONTO
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Representatives from the maritime and industry sectors in the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway system
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
RUPTURED TANKER LEAKS PALM OIL OFF MALAYSIAKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Maritime officia
Maritime
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS US TEXTILE, CLOTHING IMPORTS: SYNTHETIC FIBERS
American Textile Mfrs. Assn., Washington |
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9 ROMANIAN STOWAWAYS EXPECTED TO BE FREED
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Nine Romanians are expected to be freed from a Pennsylvania prison under a new U.S. policy for treat
Maritime
2 EXPERTS SAY OIL TRADE CHANGES MAY SPELL END FOR SUPERTANKERS
Janet Porter |
Supertankers may become as extinct as dinosaurs as oil distribution patterns change and freight rate
Maritime
YANG MING AGAIN UNDERCUTS TWRA COTTON RATES CONFERENCE VOWS TO HOLD RATES BUT OFFERS DISCOUNT
Bill Mongelluzzo |
A maverick shipping line is cutting cotton rates again, trying to build market share at the expense
WINE: WATERBORNE IMPORTS
Compiled by The Journal of Commerce from database of Port |
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Maritime
DELTA, IN A BID TO CUT COSTS, FARMS OUT SOME CARGO WORK
William Armbruster |
In a move to cut costs, Delta Air Lines has begun to outsource much of its cargo-handling activity.<
HAITIAN AID PROGRAMS BEGIN TO TAKE SHAPE
Richard Lawrence |
A U.S.-led effort to rebuild Haiti is gaining momentum, U.S. officials said Tuesday. The Age
INSIDE TALK - LARRY KAUFMAN UNIONS VS. RAILROADS: WILL IT BE LITIGATION OR NEGOTIATION?
Larry Kaufman |
Will somebody please call Jimmy Carter? As they prepare to engage in the 1995 round of barga
FREIGHTER DAMAGED ON ANCHORAGE LANDING
Associated Press |
A Federal Express MD-11 inbound from Osaka, Japan, struck its tail on therunway while landin
POLAND OPENS DOOR TO INVESTMENT, BUT INSURERS WAIT AT THRESHOLD
Margo D. Beller |
For centuries, Poland has lived with invasions from land-grabbing neighbors. Now it is wrestling wit
TRANSPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
ANA UNIT, EVA AIR PROPOSE JOINT ROUTEAir Nippon Co., a subsidiary of All Nippon Airways, and
DIESEL FUEL PRICE RANGES
Comdata Corp., Brentwood, Tenn. / Journal of Commerce |
STATE Oct. 29 Nov. 5 California $1.27 $1.28Georgia
GLOBAL AIR CARGO TRAFFIC ROSE 13 PERCENT IN SEPTEMBER
John Zarocostas |
International air-freight traffic in September increased by 13 percent, compared with the same month
SEA-LAND RENEWS PUSH TO PULL FIVE SHIPS FROM US FLEET
Tim Shorrock |
The largest U.S.-flag shipping line is asking the Maritime Administration to quickly approve its app
BA REGISTERS RECORD PROFIT ANALYSTS FRET OVER USAIR STAKE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
British Airways posted record net profit Tuesday of UK190 million ($307.8 million) for the second qu
BRITISH AIR'S CHIEF SHRUGS OFF US-EUROPEAN AVIATION TALKS
Keith M. Rockwell |
The chairman of Europe's biggest airline, British Airways, Tuesday said the prospect of an open-skie
TRANSPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
PROP 187 PROTEST LEADS TO MINOR DISRUPTIONSLOS ANGELES - About 75 Latino truckers bl
CANADIAN PACIFIC OVERCOMES POOR PERFORMANCE BY SOO
Leo Ryan |
Canadian Pacific Ltd. reported higher third-quarter net income than a year earlier, though results f
ICC SAYS STATES DECIDE SHIPMENT WEIGHT RULES
Lisa Burgess |
States, not the federal government, are the proper overseers of regulations and standards governing
MARKET'S ADVANCES DRIVE PACE OF DECONTROL
Bruce Barnard |
Europe is being dragged screaming onto the information superhighway. Quick-fire technologica
FRANCE'S NATIONAL RAILWAY REPORTS 7 PERCENT JUMP IN '94 FREIGHT TRAFFIC
Special to The Journal of Commerce |
The Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer Francais (SNCF), France's national railway, reports freight
BRITISH FIRMS HAVE HEAD START ON INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY
Keith M. Rockwell |
In Europe's bare-knuckles telecommunications market, British companies are well placed to ring up ma
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
US AGENCIES BLAST CHINA OVER TAX-REFUND ABOUT-FACE
Milan Ruzicka |
Several U.S. agencies are protesting the recent decision by China's Finance Ministry to stop refundi
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
(1) DAILY INDEX * Annual Smoothed percent +18.6611/2 108.911/3 109.311
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r
SOUTH KOREAN BUSINESSES SET PLANS FOR PUSH NORTH
Kim Myong-Hwan |
South Korea set out plans Tuesday to break into the long-frozen North Korean market as the governmen
SHAWMUT IN TALKS TO BUY BARCLAYS UNIT
Associated Press |
Bank holding company Shawmut National Corp. is negotiating to buy a U.S.-based lending unit of Brita
NEC TO INCREASE EQUITY STAKE IN FRENCH COMPUTER MAKER BULL
Associated Press |
Electronics maker NEC Corp. of Japan said Tuesday it is ready to boost its equity stake in Groupe Bu
DE KLERK SEEKS TO REASSURE US FIRMS OF S. AFRICAN STABILITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Deputy South African President F.W. De Klerk, inviting U.S. business to invest in South Africa, said
CHINA SEEKS FOREIGN BIDS FOR WATER-CONTROL PROJECT
P.T. Bangsberg |
China will ask for international bids on six large hydro-turbine generator units to handle a water-c
DOLLAR FALLS AS TRADERS AWAIT OUTCOME OF ELECTIONS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar declined in slow trading Tuesday as the market awaited the outcome of U.S. Congressi
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
JAPANESE FIRM OKS LOAN FOR METHANOL PROJECTNEW YORK - Japan's Nissho Iwai Corp. has
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