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TWRA'S RATE PROPOSAL ANGERS COTTON SHIPPERS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Cotton exporters reacted bitterly Friday to proposed freight rate increases of 20 percent and more f
MEAT PRODUCERS IN US HOPEFUL OVER RULING
Kevin G. Hall |
In what appears to be a partial victory for U.S. beef producers, Mexico's commerce agency has decide
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AUSTRALIAN PRIVATIZATION PLAN DELAYS PROJECTS
Doug Jansen |
Australia plans to start privatizing the 22 airports owned and operated by the Federal Airports Corp
NORTHWEST REMAPS STRATEGY
Mark Lyon |
Northwest Airlines is the only U.S. major passenger carrier that still operates freighters.
WORLD TRADE CENTER NETWORK - TRADE LEADS
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EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
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EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
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WORLD TRADE CENTER NETWORK - TRADE LEADS
World Trade Center NETWORK |
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WORLD TRADE CENTER NETWORK - TRADE LEADS
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PACIFIC NATIONS MAY TARGET FRENCH GOODS IN NUCLEAR PROTEST MILITARY CONTRACTS, SALES THREATENED
Tara Patel |
French exporters are braced for a drop in sales to South Pacific countries as a protest in the regio
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BOEING PULLS SHEET OFF 767 FOR WORKERS
JOC Staff |
Boeing recently rolled out its new 767 freighter, whose launch customer is UPS, for over 1,000 Boein
RIFT DEEPENS IN CHINA OVER PRIVATIZATION
P.T. Bangsberg |
Further evidence of the ideological split among China's leadership over what to do with its creaking
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CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
The goal is to expand customer access to information, offer more customized services more quickly an
THAIS MOVE TO LIBERALIZE THEIR FINANCIAL SECTOR
Ron Corben |
The government has flashed the green light on opening up the banking sector with the approval of fiv
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COMPANIES MAKE PERSONNEL CHANGES
JOC Staff |
Margaret Barry, director of publications for Columbia Business School, to director of communications
CHIRAC'S PRESENCE PROMISES TO ENLIVEN CANNES SUMMIT
Bruce Barnard |
At first sight, this small fashionable seaside resort famous for its movie festival, seems an improb
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TRADE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
ANTI-DUMPING DUTIES SET ON RUSSIAN ALLOYSWASHINGTON - The U.S. International Trade C
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TWO US FIRMS AMONG THOSE HOPING TO PLOT SUBIC'S COURSE
Cecilia Quiambao |
Two U.S. companies are among four overseas firms tapped by Subic Bay Freeport to draft a master plan
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PHILIPPINE OPERATOR WANTS TO RUN MEXICAN PORT
P.T. Bangsberg |
The dominant containerport operator here is aiming at further expansion into Latin America as well a
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PILOTS REMINISCE, CELEBRATE A CENTURY OF MAIL SERVICE ON ROGUE RIVER
Associated Press |
Lex Fromm and Dennis "Mutt" Wade can spin stories for hours about their years of piloting mail boats
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PORTLAND, ORE., TO EXPAND RAIL TIES AT INDUSTRIAL PARK PROJECT TO COST $7.3 MILLION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Port of Portland, Ore., is pushing ahead with a series of projects to expand the transportation
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RESINS FOR PLASTICS: WATERBORNE EXPORTS
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STOWAWAYS ON THE RISE AS WARS, POVERTY INCREASE
Clelia Oziel |
Three men found hidden among the cargo containers of a ship sailing to the Far East told the captain
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MARITIME BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
CAST REORGANIZING EUROPEAN NETWORKCast, the trans-Atlantic liner shipping company acquired i
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THAILAND'S LAEM CHABANG EXPECTS A JUMP IN VOLUME
P.T. Bangsberg |
Thailand's newest deep-sea port thinks it will see volume expand by a third this year, despite the c
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MEXICO'S LARGEST TRUCKERS ROLL INTO MO. FOR CONFERENCE MEETING TO FOCUS ON INDUSTRY NEEDS
Kevin G. Hall |
More than 60 of Mexico's largest trucking companies are in Joplin, Mo., today, brought together by C
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Staff |
For the week ended June 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1
HAYES TAKES CONTROL AS RIGHT-O-WAY'S CHIEF
William Armbruster |
A management shake-up at Right-O-Way Transportation has led to the ouster of Harald Niehenke as chie
CIRCLE TO GAIN CUSTOMERS, EXPERTISE IN PORTER BUY
Peter M. Tirschwell |
Circle International Inc., in a move that will expand its presence at the U.S.-Mexico border near Sa
STRAIGHT TALK - IRA ROSENFELD A CLOAK-AND-DAGGER TALE OF US CUSTOMS AND NATIONAL SECURITY
Ira Rosenfeld |
When you look at the number of illegal aliens setting up residence in America or the illegal drugs t
SALVADORAN EXECUTIVES QUESTION GOVERNMENT'S ECONOMIC COURSE
COLIN McMAHON |
Armed with optimistic projections of sustained high growth and a vision of itself as Central America
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KINTETSU TO EXPAND IN EASTERN EUROPE VIA CARGOLINE PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Kintetsu World Express USA said it has entered into a cooperatives sales and service agreement with
NAMES FROM THE PAST SURFACE AS ICC PURGES APPLICATION FILES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Hundreds of household names - and thousands of motor carriers you probably never heard of - are turn
NEW COOLANTS REPLACING CFCS AS REFRIGERANTS
Howard Simon |
Refrigerants with nondescript names like Klea 134a and R-404A - both classified as hydrofluorocarbon
RUSSIA WILL SHIFT TRANSPORT TARIFFS TO BOOST SHIPMENTS OF SOME GOODS
Geoff Winestock |
The Russian Railways Ministry has announced a shake-up in its pricing system to counteract a dramati
FIRM SUES TO END UNDERCHARGE CLAIMS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A federal class-action lawsuit was filed here Friday by a former customer of Churchill Truck Lines I
COUNCIL SLAMS EFFORT TO REDEFINE "TARIFF'
Gregory S. Johnson |
The Transportation Claims and Prevention Council is blasting the National Motor Freight Traffic Asso
NAFTA EFFECT ON FLOW OF PERISHABLES BETWEEN US, MEXICO IS UNCERTAIN
Erich E. Toll |
While much of the nation has been transfixed by the O.J Simpson trial, the transportation and agricu
REEFER RATES RECOVERING LINES CONFIDENT 2-YEAR SLUMP OVER
Janet Porter |
When Europe suffered a poor potato crop last year, U.S. farmers were quick to seize the opportunity.
REFRIGERANT EXPECTED TO LAST DESPITE PHASEOUT
Russ Banham |
The phaseout of the gaseous compound most commonly used to cool international containers is forcing
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