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Two birds with one stone
BY PETER T. LEACH |
Whoever wins the presidency, and whichever party controls the next Congress, will face one immediate
WhatÍs new about ïnew and differentÍ
BY CHARLIE PAPAVIZAS |
A proposed change in Customs and Border Protection's approach to "rules of origin" will affect a lon
A Shipper''s Guessing Game
JOC Team |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Q:<br><br>A question has come up in a claims class that I
RADAR SCREEN
BY PETER T. LEACH |
Whoever wins the presidency, and whichever party controls the next Congress, will face one immediate
Forecasting
Paul Page |
Clearing out old e-mail usually is not the best way to keep up on current events, but if you're tryi
Preemption Faces Trashing
Fritz Kahn |
A little-noticed section of the Railroad Safety Improvement Act will whittle away at the preemption
Ramifications of Hapag-Lloyd deal
BY GARY FERRULLI |
The recent announcement that Hapag-Lloyd has been sold to a consortium of Europe-based individuals a
FDR, the maritime president
BY PETER TIRSCHWELL |
As if to bury the ugly moment in American history that led to its creation, Ports America has underw
Last stand in the trans-Pacific
BY PETER TIRSCHWELL |
Although it is still in the earliest stages in the annual contracting cycle, shippers appear particu
Bridge to nowhere
BY JOSEPH BONNEY |
What to do with the Bayonne Bridge? The question has nagged the Port of New York and New Jersey for
Defying the laws of economics
BY LAWRENCE H KAUFMAN |
There is an old adage of business: The lowest-cost producer is the last one driven out of any market
Who''s Liable When Broker Goes Bankrupt?
Colin Barrett |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Q:<br><br>We received a billing from a collection agency
Inland port savings
RICHARD S. ALLEN |
During the past 40 years, the United States has enjoyed unprecedented growth in global trade volume
1929 or 1907?
William B. Cassidy |
As 2008 nears its end, 1929 is in the air. This fall's plunge in stock values is being compared with
Not all gloom and doom
BY PETER TIRSCHWELL |
The container sector right now can be summed up by the title of a Goldman Sachs report issued on Oct
Banking
Paul Page |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Felix Rohatyn is not one of the more familiar names in th
Difficult test
BY BARRY HOROWITZ |
Maybe we should think of it as a test: Perhaps a test of our endurance or stick-to-itiveness, or a t
The power of positive thinking
BY JULIAN KEELING |
U.S. domestic airfreight is going nowhere. Revenue and tonnage keep declining as forwarders and dire
Putting Shipping Data to Its Best Use
Niko Michas |
In today's economy, supply chain executives need to be able to obtain certain data at a moment's not
Incorrect Weight and the Law
Colin Barrett |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Q:<br><br>In the Sept. 8 issue you answered a question fr
Putting Shipping Data to Its Best Use
Niko Michas |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>In today''s economy, supply chain executives need to be a
Storm Clouds
Paul Page |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>The U.S. economy was a cloud hanging over the annual meet
Flawed policies for concealed damage
Colin Barrett |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Q:<br><br>We had a shipment that was received on a clear
Pogo was right
BY ALAN F. SPEAR |
Walt Kelly's immortal cartoon character, Pogo, first said, "We have met the enemy and he is us" on a
Package of savings
BY PETER TIRSCHWELL |
Wal-Mart took rounded milk bottles and made them square. A toy maker took the arms of its dolls and
Serious business
BY JOSEPH BONNEY |
When federal agents show up at companies with search warrants and subpoenas, you know it's serious.
How the iPod Is Killing Air Freight
Satish Jindel |
World air freight volumes are down, especially air freight volumes from Asia to the United States. T
How the iPod Is Killing Air Freight
Satish Jindel |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>World air freight volumes are down, especially air freigh
Changing landscape
BY GARY FERRULLI |
The economy has produced many changes besides the visible gas prices and the housing and banking deb
Bridge to where?
BY TED PRINCE |
As the presidential election approaches, Senators Obama and McCain are scrambling to keep up with --
Rail Cars in a ''Constructive'' Place
Colin Barrett |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Q:<br><br>We are a grain shipper and have a large export
Sizing up the financial crisis
BY PETER TIRSCHWELL |
How ironic was it that on the day last week when the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 778 points
ItÍs everyoneÍs business
BY RON HEWETT |
When I began my tenure with APM Terminals North America, I asked Nike and Target executives how one
Unwarranted
Paul Page |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Transportation deregulation has gotten more attention in
Past, and future
BY JOSEPH BONNEY |
When Brian Maher began working in the Port of New York and New Jersey in 1969, containerization was
Life after conferences
BY CHRIS BOURNE |
On Oct. 18, liner shipping conferences will become illegal within the European Union. What will be t
Transportation's Essential Questions
Jeffrey Shane |
We are entering what I think will almost certainly emerge as one of the most interesting and challen
Wait till next year
BY BARRY HOR0WITZ |
Here we are in late September and, clearly, the 2008 peak can be described, at best, as a blip, not
The ''R'' Word
Paul Page |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.<br><br>Was it just a coincidence last week that while much of Wa
The 'R' Word
Paul Page |
Was it just a coincidence last week that while much of Washington was overtaken by a headlong rush t
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