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HOW MUCH DATA DOES FDX GET IN PROGRAM?
JOC Team |
I just read your article about FDX allowing customers access through their program (FedEx lets users
A COMMON OBJECTIVE
JOC Team |
In addition to providing an infusion of capital, United Parcel Service's initial public offering sho
FOCUS ON THE ESSENCE OF THE HUMAN FACTOR
On The Waterfront - BY PETER LAROM |
Maritime forums often mention the ''human factor'' in incident prevention, but little attention is g
WEALTH EFFECTS AND OTHER MYTHS OF THE BOOM
CHRISTOPHER LINGLE |
The United States is enjoying what is becoming the longest economic boom in peacetime history.<br><b
DRIVING-SKILLS SHORTAGE
JOC Team |
Geography doesn't seem to be a major factor in bad driving. That's one conclusion you could draw fro
SORTING OUT US FOREIGN POLICY PRIORITIES
HOLGER JENSEN |
President Clinton celebrated the 10th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall this week by pleadi
COMMUNICATING
JOC Team |
An American tanker executive offered a penetrating observation the other night in a thoughtful speec
A QUIET REVOLUTION GAINS MOMENTUM IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
JOC Team |
If you take a close look at the Southern California ports these days, you will find that under the b
THE FUNDAMENTAL CLASH OVER CONSUMPTION
LYNN SCARLETT |
Industry ecology, the blending of environmental and business goals, has come of age. But one thing i
GOING ROUND AND ROUND ON VESSEL ROTATIONS
Movig Right Along - Theodore Prince |
The profitability of most carriers depends on asset utilization. But to steal a term from psychology
HIT BY A LOAD OF DUMPED CEMENT FROM MEXICO
Trading Views - Greg Mastel |
For most Americans, Japan is seen as being at the heart of the unfair trade problem. There is strong
TERMS AND ISSUES
JOC Team |
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's government reforms appear to be focusing far more on him than the
A RED-FACED COLUMNIST AND A LESSON
Tech Talk - Michael Berman |
I've been conned, led astray, hoaxed!<br><br>Last week I reported that Congress was considering allo
DIRTY MONEY
JOC Team |
Money laundering is a pervasive crime that will only get worse as ''cyberlaundering'' makes it even
A VOTE ON THE FUTURE OF NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY
Bearings - Greg Storey |
An ungainly looking ship is scheduled to duck beneath the Verrazano Narrows Bridge today and head fo
OTHER VOICES
(Following are newspaper editorials excerpted and distributed |
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR:<br><br>Not since Adam and Eve ate apples has the world been in such a
IT'S AN INDEX OF WINNERS, NOT LOSERS
JOHN POPE |
Recently, the folks at Dow Jones & Co. seemed to wake up to the threat of the NASDAQ composite index
IT'S TRUE: WE'RE KNOWN BY THE COMPANY WE KEEP
On The Waterfront - Barry Horowitz |
As the old saying goes, we are known by the company we keep. For the past six years, that company fo
CUSTOMS DECLARATION
JOC Team |
Imagine a big international conclave of engineering wizards that spends three years upgrading the ho
A POP POLITICAL QUIZ
JOC Team |
Yes, George W. Bush, the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination, should have a soli
IT'S SHORTSIGHTED FOR US TO BALK AT WTO MARITIME TALKS
JOC Team |
In response to your article and editorial on the World Trade Organization's expected new round of ne
LOOK TO THE TOP LINE AS WELL AS THE BOTTOM
WINSLOW BUXTON |
One of the biggest challenges for a chief executive officer is accommodating the conflicting expecta
RURAL AMERICA COULD LOSE A KEY CONNECTION
ALICE C. SAYLOR |
America's small railroads have built a remarkable record of success in recent years. However, today
THE WALL FELL, BUT DEEP DIVISIONS PERSIST
Europe View - Robert Koenig |
Ten years ago today, the Berlin Wall began to fall, and the Iron Curtain that had divided Europe for
REGIONAL TRADE BILL, GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS
Trade Scene - Richard Lawrence |
Now comes the hard part: reconciling Senate and House differences in order to enact what could be th
CAPTIVE SHIPPERS CAN'T HOLD RAIL ACCOUNTABLE
JOC Team |
In his opinion column of Oct. 26, Rip Watson surveyed factors influencing rail service (''When will
BANKING ON LOVE
JOC Team |
Who says the best things in life can't be measured?<br><br>A pair of economists have set out to tote
A SENSIBLE APPROACH
JOC Team |
A notion that surfaced at a hearing on Capitol Hill last week offers a rational approach to resolvin
A QUIET BREAKFAST IN MOSCOW WITH THE IMF
Moscow View - John Helmer |
When Anatoly Chubais held his breakfast with the International Monetary Fund one morning last week,
THE MILLENNIUM MARKET PUSH _ AND BEYOND
Slot Watch - Paul Richardson |
It's that time of the year again. Britain has switched its clocks back one hour, it's dark early, an
RESPONDING TO PERIL AT SEA
JOC Team |
The technology improves, the politics change and the business ebbs and flows, but one thing remains
PASS THE TRADE BILL
JOC Team |
Sen. William Roth, R-Del., was only partly right when he said that the Senate's passage of African a
THREE REASONS THE FED WON'T RAISE RATES
LEON KOROBOW |
The majority of business economists polled recently believe that the Federal Reserve's Open Market C
THE MISSING RATIONALE FOR US-FLAG SHIPPING
Editor's Notebook - Peter Tirschwell |
Tonight is the Admiral of the Ocean Sea award dinner, the annual black-tie gathering of the U.S.-fla
TOKYO HAS BIG PLANS FOR INDONESIA
EDWARD NEILAN |
The lights are burning late these autumn evenings in the offices of the Japan External Trade Organiz
GLOBAL GIANTS SLOW TO JOIN NET REVOLUTION
MICHAEL R. CZINKOTA |
Large global corporations are commonly assumed to be at the forefront of using the Internet, and the
THE PORT: PUBLIC BENEFIT OR PRIVATE PRESERVE?
WILLIAM duBARRY THOMAS |
Nearly all the recommendations of Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater's recent report on the U.S.
HONG KONG QUESTIONS
JOC Team |
The United States' new quasi-ambassador in Hong Kong lost no time in setting out the beneficial ties
AN UNEXPECTED LESSON
JOC Team |
Seventeen U.S. Merchant Marine Academy midshipmen aboard the training vessel Kings Pointer got an un
ARGENTINE LEADER CAN'T AFFORD TO BE TIMOROUS
SCOTT E. PARDEE |
Argentina is an especially interesting case study in political democracy. Many of its political lead
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