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MOMENTUM BUILDS AS ALASKA STRIVES TO END OIL EXPORT BAN
Stephanie Nall |
The Alaskan delegation in Congress, which for years sought to end the 22- year-old ban on exports of
Maritime
Maritime
CHARTER INDEX
JOC Staff |
The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f
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Maritime
PORT MANATEE SET 2 MARKS LAST YEAR
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Port Manatee ended the 1993-94 fiscal year on an upbeat note by setting two records and diversifying
Maritime
Maritime
HOLT CARGO USED TEAMSTERS FOR ILA WORK, UNION SAYS
Michael Fabey |
The International Longshoremen's Association here filed a grievance Thursday against Holt Cargo Syst
Maritime
Maritime
TWO DAYS, TWO RECORDS FOR NEW JERSEY PORT AGENCY
Michael Fabey |
South Jersey Port Corp., its future in doubt, started the new year by moving more cargo by truck tha
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Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SEARCH ON FOR BODIES FROM 2 SUNKEN SHIPSCONSTANTA, Romania - A search to recover as
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Maritime
STOWAWAY'S PRISON BREAK, CAPTURE RAISE LEGAL ISSUES
Michael S. Lelyveld |
A Romanian stowaway who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison was recaptured last week andarraigned on
Maritime
Maritime
SE ASIA'S THE PLACE TO BE
Milan Ruzicka |
World trade is facing rapid growth next year and beyond, while the continuing flow of capital to Sou
RESINS FOR PLASTICS: WATERBORNE EXPORT
Compiled by The Journal of Commerce from database of PIERS, |
No text.
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Maritime
GREAT WHITE FLEET ADDS CALL AT MIAMI
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Great White Fleet is beginning weekly fixed-day sailings from the Port of Miami to Central America.<
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Maritime
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
Journal of Commerce |
No text.
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Maritime
ECONOMIC GROWTH, COVERAGE LAWS TO BOOST THAI INSURANCE SECTOR
P.T. Bangsberg |
A boom in the insurance sector of Thailand is expected this year, the government's regulatory agency
A MIXED BAG TRADE WITHIN REGION IS GROWING FAST, BUT RATES ARE LAGGING
P.T. Bangsberg |
While trade within Asia remains the fastest-growing maritime sector anywhere, the earnings from it c
RISK-TAKER JOHNSON SEES THE SEAS AS A FAST LANE TO SUCCESS
Alice Cantwell |
Every 10 years Collister Johnson takes a major risk. In 1985, at 39, he decided to quit a co
UNEMPLOYMENT STEADY IN CANADA
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Canada's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for December remained unchanged at 9.6 percent from N
UPS TO RAISE RATES FOR MOST SHIPMENTS
William Armbruster |
Beginning Feb. 4, United Parcel Service will raise rates for most shipments anaverage of 3.9
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS US WHEAT PRICES
Chicago Board of Trade |
No text.
COAST GUARD TO ESTABLISH UNLOADING ZONES FOR SINGLE HULLS
Alan Abrams |
The Coast Guard wants to let single-hull tankers unload 60 miles off the coastbecause shipow
1995'S STAR ATTRACTIONS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
China, intra-Asia and South America will be the fastest-growing trade lanes in 1995, according to U.
A LENDER'S ASSESSMENT CIT GROUP EXECUTIVES EVALUATE SHIPS, RAILS AND AIRLINES
Ira Rosenfeld |
Lenders evaluating transportation are cautiously weighing their options, factoring in competition fr
TOP 100 LINES IN US CONTAINERIZED TRADE
""Global Container Report" quarterly by Port Import / Export |
No story.
CARRIERS BUILDING GROUND NETWORKS
William Armbruster |
Trucks are carrying a lot of air cargo these days because of the growing preference among shippers f
REBUILDING RATES
Peter M. Tirschwell |
Shipping lines on the Pacific will take advantage of strong cargo volume this year to try to rebuild
ATLANTIC LINES SEEK TO MEND FENCES
Janet Porter |
Ship lines on the North Atlantic are trying to patch things up with their customers. The gro
FREIGHTER FLEET REQUIREMENTS
Boeing Corp; Mark Wauben / Journal of Commerce |
1993 2013 Small 476 862Medium
LOOKING UP DOWN UNDER CARRIERS OPTIMISTIC AS US EXPECTED TO BUY MORE AUSTRALIAN, NEW ZEALAND MEAT
Bill Mongelluzzo |
A spurt in consumer demand in Australia and New Zealand and prospects for increased U.S. meat import
LOOKING UP FOR 1995
JOC Staff |
AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION Drive to Cut Costs Will Spill Over to '951994 was a year t
AIR CARGO'S YOUNG GUNS FLEDGLING CARRIERS TO ENLARGE FLEETS, ADD ROUTES, EXPAND TERMINALS
William Armbruster |
New cargo airlines such as Polar Air Cargo, Atlas Air and American International Freight that emerge
SUBSIDY WOES $1 BILLION PROGRAM TO SAVE US-FLAG FLEET IS ON THE ROCKS
Tim Sansbury |
The deck is stacked against enactment this year of a $1 billion program of ship-operating subsidies
HULL RATES DECLINING BACK-DOOR CUTS REFLECT SEA CHANGE IN SAFETY ARGUMENTS FROM POLICYHOLDERS
HELEN MacLEOD |
Marine hull rates shouldn't be going down, but they are, according to London market sources.
AVIATION APPOINTMENTS
JOC Staff |
Air France appointed Sten Grotenfelt, former president of Cargolux, as its head of cargo, replacing
CAUTION FOR SHIPBUILDERS ANALYSTS WARN OWNERS: BUILDING SPREE TO LEAD TO OVERCAPACITY, RATE WEAKNESS
Mark Magnier |
Those who build new ships or sell older ones watch the gap between vessel supply and demand as close
WANTED: BOXSHIPS BOOMING MARKETS IN LATIN AMERICA, ASIA POINT TO HEADY GROWTH IN BOX VOLUME
Janet Porter |
Rapidly recovering cargo volumes in the major containerized trades, expanding markets in Asia and La
TOP CONTAINERSHIP CARRIERS SERVING THE US
Journal of Commerce |
No story.
GLUT OF NEW LARGE BULKERS COULD PROVE TO BE DRAG ON RATES
Janet Porter |
It's been a roller-coaster ride for dry-bulk shipping rates this year - but the 200 large bulk carri
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Maritime
US WATERBORNE IMPORTS, JANUARY TO AUGUST
U.S. Census Bureau; Journal of Commerce |
No story.
US WATERBORNE EXPORTS, JANUARY TO AUGUST
U.S. Census Bureau; Journal of Commerce |
No story.
CALIFORNIA AWAITS EPA RULING ON ITS CLEAN AIR PLAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Now that California has met its Nov. 15, 1994, deadline for submitting a proposed clean air plan to
Maritime
Maritime
SHIP INDUSTRY MOURNS LOSSES OF EXECUTIVES DURING 1994
JOC Staff |
Aaron W. Reese, a former managing director of the Federal Maritime Commission, died at his home Jan.
INTEGRATORS ON THE RISE
William Armbruster |
Coming off a spectacular growth year in 1994, integrated air carriers are hoping to pull the same ra
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