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SPACE-SHARING PROVES PROFITABLE FOR AIR CARGO CARRIERS
William Armbruster |
The widely heralded airline alliances formed over the past few years, the focus of much management a
TRUCKING APPOINTMENTS
JOC Staff |
Roadway Express Inc. promoted Helene Csvany from director of applications development at its Summit
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE MEXICO LOOMS LARGER FOR CANADIAN FIRMS AS 2-WAY TRADE JUMPS IN WAKE OF NAFTA
Leo Ryan |
Canadian exporters and investors setting their sights southward are increasingly looking past the Un
SUNRISE JAPANESE FORESEE GRADUAL RECOVERY IN THEIR ECONOMY
Mark Magnier |
As 1994 rolled to an end, Japan's Economic Planning Agency very, very carefully forecast that Japan
JAPANESE EXODUS COST-CONSCIOUS FIRMS FLOCK TO CHINA, SE ASIA TO MITIGATE EFFECTS OF SKYROCKETING YEN
Mark Magnier |
"Will the last one out please turn off the lights" may be the new credo for Japanese companies tripp
TRANSPORT WOES IN VIETNAM LEAD TO CREATIVE LOGISTICS
Brian Johns |
As Vietnam hurries to shore up its antiquated infrastructure, logistics companies like Radix Group I
SHIP ACCORDS SIGNED IN 1994
JOC Staff |
Sea-Land Service Inc. * District 1/Marine Engineers Beneficial Association (District 1/MEBA)
SUBCONTINENT STRUGGLES THE REGION HOPES TRANSPORT PROJECTS, REGULATORY REFORMS EASE FLOW OF TRAFFIC
N. Vasuki Rao |
In 1990, a working paper by a World Bank transportation expert warned of growing conflict between In
THE STRAINS OF GROWTH
P.T. Bangsberg |
Success has a price - and in many parts of East and Southeast Asia, it's a hefty one. To cop
ROUND 2 FOR COFR WITH DEADLINE PAST FOR TANKERS, FOCUS SHIFTS TO CERTIFICATES FOR OTHER VESSELS
Alan Abrams |
As 1994 came to a close, the oil tanker world was focused on one date - Dec. 28, the day the U.S. Co
TRUCKING TRIUMPHS CARRIERS PREPARE TO REAP REWARDS OF STREAMLINED FEDERAL REGULATIONS
Lisa Burgess |
The trucking industry emerged victorious in the wake of this past summer's bloody battle between Con
SEAWAY POLICY ON ICE FRIGID FEUD RAGES ON AS TOLL CONTROVERSY, SUMMIT BICKERING EMBROIL US, CANADA
Paul F. Conley |
Tolls on the St. Lawrence Seaway: First they were frozen. Then there were incentive programs to redu
PUERTO RICO'S PREFERENTIAL RATE DAMAGES SAN JUAN'S POTENTIAL AS TRANSSHIPMENT HUB
Kevin G. Hall |
Efforts to make Puerto Rico a Caribbean transhipment hub face severe hurdles, followinga rate increa
CRUNCH TIME FOR CAREY EMBATTLED PRESIDENT OF TEAMSTERS FACES DEPLETED STRIKE FUND, RAMPANT SPENDING
Gregory S. Johnson |
Replenishing a depleted strike fund and eliminating double pensions and salaries will highlight this
S. AMERICAN GLUT OPEN ECONOMIES LED TO OPEN SHIP POLICIES, WHICH IN TURN PRODUCED OVERCAPACITY
John M. Nagel |
Exponential growth in the number of steamship lines serving South American ports has major trade rou
INTERMODAL IS THE WAY TO GO
Gregory S. Johnson |
If Hollywood ever makes another trucking movie, it will probably be called ''Desperately Seeking Dri
JOY RIDE NEARING ITS END, TRUCK MANUFACTURERS FEAR
Michael S. Lelyveld |
As sales of heavy trucks demolish all-time records, there is some nagging nervousness thatthe market
WANTED: TRUCKERS SHORTAGE OF DRIVERS DOMINATES CONCERNS AS EXECUTIVES MAP FORMULA FOR THE FUTURE
JOC Staff |
APL LAND TRANSPORT SERVICES A Few Issues to Watch For Domestic TransportDomestic int
"THE SHORTAGE IS HISTORY'
Rip Watson |
What a difference a year makes. A year ago, harried truckers, railroaders and intermodal mar
RX FOR THE FUTURE RAILWAY EXECUTIVES DETAIL PLANS FOR '95 AS SURGING TRAFFIC REQUIRES CHANGES
JOC Staff |
BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD Demand for Serices Never Been Greater For the first time in dec
BURYING THE HATCHET RAILS, MOTOR CARRIERS CALL A CEASE-FIRE AS INTERMODAL GROWTH SPAWNS CLOSER TIES
Rip Watson |
Although statistical proof is hard to find, the widely held belief that long- haul truckers have shi
RAILROAD APPOINTMENTS
JOC Staff |
CSX Intermodal promoted David E. Wise to vice president of business development from vice president
MERGERS OR NO, RAILROADS FINDING VIRTUES IN COOPERATION
Lawrence H Kaufman |
For a while, it appeared that 1994 would be the year of the megamerger in the railroad industry. Sev
A HIGHER-VALUE CARGO MIX
Lawrence H Kaufman |
Railroads set a traffic record in 1994, but not in the way they have been accustomed todoing.
A BANNER YEAR FOR TRANSPORT
Ira Rosenfeld |
A recovering world economy, faster movement of traffic across borders, and the easing of U.S. regula
MEXICO PLANS FACE LIFT BORDER TOWNS MOVE TO EXPLOIT TRADE BY PROMOTING INFRASTRUCTURE PLANS
John M. Nagel |
Texas towns along the U.S.-Mexico border are scrambling to take advantage of growing bilateral trade
NAFTA MAKES MIXED DEBUT A YEAR INTO PACT, US-MEXICAN TRADE GROWS BUT FAILS TO MEET EXPECTATIONS
Kevin G. Hall |
With the first full year of the North American Free Trade Agreement complete, the trade pact's accom
GETTING ROADS BUILT LATIN LEADERS TURN TO PRIVATE SECTOR IN BID TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO PORTS
Charles W. Thurston |
Latin American leaders are refocusing on privately financed land and air transportation development
MARITIME APPOINTMENTS
JOC Staff |
Aim Caribbean Express appointed Stephen M. Carr vice president of marketing. Mr. Carr was previously
GAZA PLANS AS AQABA REBOUNDS
Alice Cantwell |
Like the politics of the region, Middle East connections for American importers and exporters are a
A STATE OF FLUX
JOC Staff |
AAPA Port Authorities Push For Expansion of NaftaPublic port authorities throughout
FESCO SHIFTS AUSTRALIA SERVICE FROM PORT OF TACOMA TO SEATTLE COMPANY SEEKS BERTHING PRIORITY
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Rapidly growing Far East Shipping Co. is shifting its Australia service to Seattle fromTacoma in ord
Maritime
Maritime
MO. CASINO DOUBLED WINNINGS IN DECEMBER
St. Louis Post-Dispatch |
The Admiral led a dramatic turnaround in the performance of Missouri's riverboat casinos in December
Maritime
Maritime
TOYS: WATERBORNE IMPORTS
Compiled by the Journal of Commerce from database of Port |
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Maritime
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
15 RESCUED, 2 MISSING FROM SHIP OFF JAPANTOKYO - Fifteen crewmembers of a Cypriot fr
Maritime
Maritime
NORTH ATLANTIC LINES, SHIPPERS RENEW FIGHT OVER RATE PROBE
Tim Sansbury |
Carriers and shippers are picking up in 1995 where they left off in 1994 - locked in trench warfare
Maritime
Maritime
TWO VIRGINIA TERMINALS POST COAL GAINS FOR '94
Tim Sansbury |
Two coal terminals at the Port of Hampton Roads, Norfolk Southern Corp.'s Lamberts Point pier and Do
Maritime
Maritime
TEAMSTERS EXCHANGE CONTRACT PROPOSALS WITH AUTO HAULERS
Rip Watson |
The Teamsters union and the National Automobile Transporters Association exchanged contract proposal
CP RAIL CLOSES DEAL TO SELL HALF OF MAINE, NEW BRUNSWICK TRACK
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Canada's CP Rail System has completed half of its deal to sell operations in Maine and New Brunswick
REPORT OUTLINES WAYS FOR DOT TO SAVE $328 MILLION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Better management practices and improvements in policy directives could have saved the Transportatio
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