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BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
JAPAN ASKING WTOTO RESOLVE CAR ISSUETOKYO - Japan will file a request by February with the W
Maritime
SWEEPING WALKOUT CLOSES ISRAEL FOR 2ND DAY
Gwen Ackerman |
Hundreds of thousands of workers walked off their jobs Monday, shutting down the country in the larg
Maritime
SOME S. KOREAN STRIKERS BACK AT WORK \ STOPPAGES THREATEN TO INCREASE TRADE DEFICIT
Stephanie Nall |
Some of South Korea's striking workers returned to work Monday, but auto plants and shipyards remain
Maritime
PHILIPPINES PONDERS LIFTING RETAIL TRADE BARRIERS
P.T. Bangsberg |
The pervasive blare of Christmas music and its fugue of jolly computerized cash registers is all but
Maritime
QUOTA WATCH
International Development Systems Inc., Washington |
CURRENT TEXTILE QUOTAS:Where the average recent utilization rate indicates full quota utiliz
Maritime
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NEW YORK WORKERS COMPPROVISION TAKES EFFECTALBANY, N.Y. - An important provision in New York
REVERSAL URGED FOR COURT RULING ON FEAR OF INJURY
Margo D. Beller |
U.S. insurance companies are urging the Supreme Court to reverse a federal appeals court ruling that
AEGON BUYING PROVIDIAN'S INSURANCE BUSINESS
Wendy Braanker |
Dutch insurer Aegon NV said Monday it was buying the insurance business of Providian Corp. of Louisv
AMERICANS' ATTITUDE TOWARD BANKS CHANGING
Wire And Staff Reports |
Traditional attitudes about how Americans bank and buy their insurance are changing, with consumers
INSURERS TARGET CHINA MARKET \ SCHOOLING FOSTERED BY WESTERN COMPANIES
P.T. Bangsberg |
China's efforts to improve the underpinnings of its insurance sector are getting lots of help from o
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
U.S. RE CORP.Judith M. Benson was named vice president of the reinsurance company in New Yor
TOMATO FARMERS GET THRIPS COVERAGE
Associated Press |
Southeast Arkansas tomato farmers will have access to federal crop insurance coverage for thrips dur
UNITED ARAB JOINS TRICON
Tom Baldwin |
United Arab Shipping Co., founded in 1976 to bring liner service to backwater Middle East bazaars, s
STRIKE SEEN WIDENING AT SRI LANKAN PORT
N. Vasuki Rao |
The Sri Lankan government is bracing for more disruption to commerce and its own agenda after trade
SOUTH KOREA CONSIDERS A FREE PORT
Journal Of Commerce Staff |
A containerport in southwest Korea could become Asia's third free port after Hong Kong and Singapore
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SHIPSNAVIGATION SEASON ENDSFOR SEAWAY SECTIONNEW YORK - The 1996 navigation
WITH CRANES, SIZE IS EVERYTHING \ LONG BEACH PORT EXTENDS ITS REACH FOR BOXSHIPS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
When it comes to container cranes, big is not only better, it's mandatory.This is a multimil
EU SLOT ROW THREATENING OPEN-SKIES TARGET DATE
Bruce Barnard |
A dispute in the European Union over takeoff and landing rights is threatening to mar the launch of
SPOT METALS PRICES
JOC Staff |
Commercial QuantityAluminum ingots_ $1,400-$1,550 per ton lo
ABX AIR UNDERTAKES $600 MILLION GAMBIT
Aircommerce Staff |
ABX Air, the airline subsidiary of Airborne Express, is in for a major expansion.During the
GLOBAL CARRIERS FLEX THEIR MUSCLES
Charles W. Thurston |
The international air express industry is growing fast, and as it does, it is acquiring muscle that
THIS MONTH
Ira Rosenfeld |
The problem is not whether you can see the handwriting on the wall, but whether you can read it.
NEWS & VIEWS
Ira Rosenfeld |
THE IDEA that the Boeing Co. and McDonnell Douglas could fashion a $13.3 billion deal is not as surp
DATA LINK - MARK LYON
Mark Lyon |
Tho needs bar codes when you've got MicroStamps? The answer is that you probably want both.T
WASHINGTON COMMENT - MICHELE KAYAL
Michele Kayal |
When Congress files back into town next week, look out for the all-McCain show. The even-keeled, but
HYBRID AIRBORNE EXPRESS OCCUPIES UNIQUE POSITION IN SECTOR
Ian Putzger |
This is the era of companies concentrating on their core business, shedding or farming out periphera
STRAIGHT TALK - IRA ROSENFELD
Ira Rosenfeld |
If you ever wanted to start an insane asylum, you could get a nice jump on it by admitting applicant
IN LATIN AMERICA, THE CARGO KEEPS
Charles W. Thurston |
The growth rate for air cargo moving between the United States and Latin America in 1997 is expected
SONICAIR A FEATHER IN UPS' CAP
Ted Gogoll |
Today, nearly two years after SonicAir was acquired by United Parcel Service, company officials and
LOGISTICS, IMPROVED SHIPPER RELATIONS \ LUFTHANSA LEADS THE WAY AS FIRMS BRANCH OUT
Phillip Hastings |
Airline development of logistics service capabilities and future carrier, forwarder and shipper rela
OUT ON A LIMB
JOC Staff |
Predicting the future is never easy. If you don't believe it try to recall forecasting last year bef
CHALLENGE AIR LIVES UP TO ITS NAME
Ralph Gardner |
Bill Spohrer has defied the theory that nice guys cannot make it in today's winner-take-all business
AIRLINES REMOVE LIMITS ON VICTIM COMPENSATION
Aircommerce Staff |
World carriers on Wednesday will begin removing limits set more than 50 years ago on the compensatio
CARRYING ON...ABOUT COURIERS - CHARLES THURSTON
Charles Thurston |
Domestic regional hubs struggling to go international with air express service face a plethora of ob
CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
American Association of Airport Executives & Air Freight Association Aviation Issues Conference. Jan
CANADA'S AIRLINES LOOK TO THE FUTURE
Stephen Barrington |
Double-digit cargo growth for one Canadian air carrier again this year. Major cargo challenges ahead
AIRCRAFT SALES EXPECTED TO SOAR DURING 1997
Aircommerce Staff |
Riding a wave of civil aircraft deliveries, mostly commercial transports, U.S. aerospace industry sa
THE YEAR IN CARTOONS
Gary Varvel and Ira Rosenfeld |
Only cartoons.
END OF YEAR AIR CARGO DATA \ ... MORE END OF YEAR AIR CARGO DATA
The Colography Group; MergeGlobal primary research; Airports |
Only graphs
AIR CARGO BY THE NUMBERS
Journal of Commerce |
No story.
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