Commentary

When it comes to the sticky issue of trade policy and international labor standards, the Bush Admini

Andrew James Samet - 1 | 2 As the Administration supports legislation to expand trade benefits to th

Europe is on the verge of restoring subsidies to its shipbuilders just four months after it stopped

Let's talk about maritime jobs Stuart Rattray is right on target in his column concerning recruitmen

Europe View - 1 | 2 Tellingly, Japanese yards are backing their European counterparts and are offeri

More than a year ago, the Department of Transportation held 'listening sessions' in which various pa

Most of the time freight transportation projects, especially ones that support international trade,

Richard Lawrence - 1( 2 On the other hand, the U.S. call to other nations to pledge not to relax lab

This weekend President Bush and 33 other heads of state will declare a firm timetable for concluding

Richard Lawrence - 1( 2 On the other hand, the U.S. call to other nations to pledge not to relax lab

Lawrence H Kaufman - 1, 2 Proving the adage that there are no permanent friends, there are no perman

With the end of a one-day hearing earlier this month, the public record on the Surface Transportatio

If you read through this week's special report on the Jones Act shipping market, you may notice that

Many importers and exporters have been closely following the developments following the collision th

President Bush meets met Monday at the White House with President Lagos of Chile, and they will both

Many importers and exporters have been closely following the developments following the collision th

On the other hand, at the hemisphere trade ministers' meeting 10 days ago in Buenos Aires to prepare

If you read through this week's special report on the Jones Act shipping market, you may notice that

I see that Peter Tirschwell, in his Feb. 26 column criticizing the elimination of the Maritime Admin

Concerning Peter Tirschwell's March 12-18 column, 'Two speeches, one message,' I have shared in the

The divergent trajectories of two well-known names in the local dot-com universe -- GoCargo and Logi

I noted Joseph Bonney's column in the March 26-April 1 issue on the Title XI shipbuilding loan-guara

A few years ago I spent a day photographing a freestyle bicycle stunt contest -- one of those 'X' Ga

Your recent article that appeared on March 27, titled 'Creel: Just say 'no' to total deregulation,'

As Republicans and Democrats continue to spar over labor standards and international trade, Jordan h

Trading Opinions: Time to redo the Jordan FTA Some Republicans, meanwhile, went on record opposed to

Yang Ming Line's market share in the eastbound trans-Pacific trade did not grow last year. Believe i

You spend all your time keeping up with the competition, so JoC Online is keeping up with you. We've

Paul Tellier, president and chief executive of Canadian National Railway, delivered a most interesti

The Port of New York and New Jersey forecasts 19 million TEUs a year by 2040. Los Angeles and Long B

Trade Scene: A busy week for U.S. trade - 1, 2 The Bush-Cardoso meeting is expected to downplay the

This is a busy week for United States free trade policy. U.S. and Chilean negotiators are meeting in

This week Washington will receive a type of visitor it doesn't see very regularly, a top-ranking off

ClearCross, the Reston, Va.-based international trade software firm, is trying to differentiate itse

Nothing irritates Warren Leback more than to hear Title XI, the Maritime Administration's ship-mortg

It's a good time right now for container shipping lines. Their annual earnings for 2000, now largely

The Kabuki goes on in Washington between railroads and their customers over regulatory legislation a

Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, is allowing his committee's Su

Hanjin Shipping Co. has a growing market in the shipment of Norwegian salmon and other seafood to Ja

Automotive supply chains soon will get a big boost from the industry's first global shipping label.