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TWO NEW AUDIO COMPONENTS ARE SOUND INVESTMENTS
Tech Talk by Mike Berman |
Have you ever thought about what computing would be like without sound? No beeps, bonks or oinks to
YANG MING'S SHIP SHUFFLE
Paul Richardson |
Last Sunday I took a two-hour drive to Felixstowe for a reception commemorating the maiden call of Y
A STRANGE STRATEGY
Ted Prince |
As the presidential campaign enters its final weeks, the ''spin doctors'' are feverishly working to
ROOM TO GROW
Bill Ralph |
Watch out, America - here comes P&O Ports. In fact, ports and ship lines throughout the world should
IF THE BUSINESS MODEL ISN'T BROKEN, REPLACE IT
Lawrence Kaufman's Surface Reflections |
A lot of serious students of the U.S. railroad industry like to say that the business model is broke
TRADECARD GEARS FOR GROWTH
David Biederman |
Less than two years ago, the World Trade Centers Association launched TradeCard, a response to assoc
WHY CARRIERS WORK TOGETHER
Peter Tirschwell |
There is one certain way to tell if the leaders of the container shipping industry believe they are
STB'S PROPOSED MERGER RULES: A LOT OF "ROUND WORDS,' LITTLE IN THE WAY OF SPECIFICS
Lawrence Kaufman's Surface Reflections |
In the world of word-smithing, there is an expression: ''round words.'' It's usually used in a derog
REMOTE VIDEO CAMERA SEES INSIDE AND OUT
Tech Talk by Mike Berman |
It's the middle of the night. You hear a noise. Your wife nudges you, because there's no way she's g
LET MERIT DECIDE CHINA AIR CHOICE
JOC Team |
Dear Mr. Armbruster: The Federal Express Corp. was deeply disappointed and frankly surprised with yo
THE ILA'S SALES PITCH
Joseph Bonney |
If Benny Holland and Clyde Fitzgerald hadn't become officials at the International Longshoremen's As
THE PERSONAL TOUCH
Bill Ralph |
I just spent three days out of the office. As expected, I missed numerous voicemail messages and cam
UNFRIENDLY SKIES
Ted Prince |
No matter how sophisticated logistics becomes, transportation companies must execute it correctly. B
LOSING EXPERTISE
JOC Team |
Importers and customs brokers should be very concerned about the loss of the field national import s
P&O NEDLLOYD IN THE PACIFIC
Paul Richardson |
The latest in a series of presentations to journalists by P&O Nedlloyd executives responsible for in
LATIN AMERICAN CHALLENGE
David Biederman |
U.S. companies are optimistic about Latin America. In the first half of this year, they pumped over
CORRECTION
JOC Team |
In an article titled 'Competition goes global' (JoC Week, October 2-8), the headquarters of Global F
GLOBALIZATION, NOT REGIONALIZATION
TRADE SCENE by Richard Lawrence |
Exporters, on guard! More free-trade agreements are on their way.<br><br>Ordinarily, that would seem
A CD BURNER REWRITES THE RULES ON RELIABILITY, SPEED
TECH TALK by Mike Berman |
Finally, a CD writer that won't turn your discs to coasters<br><br>They've always been there, loomin
AN UNLEVEL PLAYING FIELD
David Biederman |
Few deny that when it comes to processing international parcels, the U.S. Customs Service is far les
PREDICTING THE FUTURE
Paul Richardson |
With the summer doldrums over, and even the British forming an orderly queue to return to their desk
BASEBALL AND BOATS
Ted Prince |
As baseball's regular season comes to an end and post-season play commences, much discussion is focu
SHARING THE NEWS
Bill Ralph |
Welcome to Breakbulk Week. I have taken the liberty of nicknaming this issue of JoC Week in recognit
REASONS FOR OPTIMISM
Peter Tirschwell |
As the JoC Group's 11th annual Breakbulk conference opens in New Orleans, there are certain things t
Breakbulk News
EU NEEDS TO REFOCUS ITS PRIORITIES IN WAKE OF FERRY DISASTER
EUROPE VIEW by Bruce Barnard |
Some good might yet come from the sinking of the Greek ferry Express Samina off the Aegean island of
RAILROADS, SHIPPERS AWAIT STB'S RULING ON THE FUTURE OF RAIL MERGERS
Lawrence Kaufman's Surface Reflections |
Rail customers, investors, executives and others on Tuesday will get a good idea about what the futu
DOT SHOULD PICK UPS FOR CHINA FLIGHTS
WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER |
A new U.S. air carrier will be able to start flying to China next April 1. Four carriers - American
COMPUTING BECOMES MORE "PALMABLE"
TECH TALK by Mike Berman |
Now that I'm addicted to my Palm IIIc, I've begun searching for ways to turn it into more of a compa
THE HIGGINS BOX
Joseph Bonney |
In the National D-Day Museum in New Orleans is a replica of a ''Higgins boat'' - one of the thousand
CARGO FLIGHTS TO CHINA
JOC Team |
By the end of this month, the Department of Transportation is expected to award 10 new weekly flight
RAILROADS _ AT LEAST ONE OF THEM _ CAN DELIVER GOOD SERVICE
Surface Reflections by Lawrence H Kaufman |
Canadian National Railway has received a lot of attention for improving its ratio of expenses to rev
WHAT'S BEHIND IT ALL?
Paul Richardson |
While the queues continue to form at gasoline stations in Britain for that precious propellant, it m
BUYING MORE AND SPENDING LESS
Bill Ralph |
Sometime next month, Canadian Pacific will issue its third quarter earnings report. Let me offer you
AN APPROACH TO LANDED COSTS
David Biederman |
A major barrier to global e-commerce has been the difficulty of offering an all-inclusive, delivered
THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS
Ted Prince |
Although President Clinton has deferred any decision about an anti-missile system, the debate about
THE GLOBAL ECONOMY: TO TOAST OR NOT TO TOAST?
Trade Scene by Richard Lawrence |
Let's toast the world economy. This year and next, International Monetary Fund economists forecast,
TACKLING FOREIGN EXPORT CONTROL REGIMES
EXPORT ABCs by DONALD L. FISCHER |
Traffic managers working for companies 'going global' for the first time often find themselves havin
COMPETITION IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
Lawrence Kaufman's Surface Reflections |
There was some interesting testimony offered by witnesses representing railroads and rail customers
NEW VIDEO CARD SERIES MEANS BUSINESS
TECH TALK By Mike Berman |
Every computer magazine I pick up has been raving about it! Everyone that's using it believes it's t
PORT ENVY
Bill Ralph |
In many older port cities, no one is surprised when you say you are headed to the piers to go shoppi
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