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A spurt in consumer demand in Australia and New Zealand and prospects for increased U.S. meat import

AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION Drive to Cut Costs Will Spill Over to '951994 was a year t

New cargo airlines such as Polar Air Cargo, Atlas Air and American International Freight that emerge

The deck is stacked against enactment this year of a $1 billion program of ship-operating subsidies

Marine hull rates shouldn't be going down, but they are, according to London market sources.

Air France appointed Sten Grotenfelt, former president of Cargolux, as its head of cargo, replacing

Those who build new ships or sell older ones watch the gap between vessel supply and demand as close

Rapidly recovering cargo volumes in the major containerized trades, expanding markets in Asia and La

No story.

It's been a roller-coaster ride for dry-bulk shipping rates this year - but the 200 large bulk carri

No story.

No story.

Now that California has met its Nov. 15, 1994, deadline for submitting a proposed clean air plan to

Aaron W. Reese, a former managing director of the Federal Maritime Commission, died at his home Jan.

Coming off a spectacular growth year in 1994, integrated air carriers are hoping to pull the same ra

The widely heralded airline alliances formed over the past few years, the focus of much management a

Roadway Express Inc. promoted Helene Csvany from director of applications development at its Summit

Canadian exporters and investors setting their sights southward are increasingly looking past the Un

As 1994 rolled to an end, Japan's Economic Planning Agency very, very carefully forecast that Japan

"Will the last one out please turn off the lights" may be the new credo for Japanese companies tripp

As Vietnam hurries to shore up its antiquated infrastructure, logistics companies like Radix Group I

Sea-Land Service Inc. * District 1/Marine Engineers Beneficial Association (District 1/MEBA)

In 1990, a working paper by a World Bank transportation expert warned of growing conflict between In

Success has a price - and in many parts of East and Southeast Asia, it's a hefty one. To cop

As 1994 came to a close, the oil tanker world was focused on one date - Dec. 28, the day the U.S. Co

The trucking industry emerged victorious in the wake of this past summer's bloody battle between Con

Tolls on the St. Lawrence Seaway: First they were frozen. Then there were incentive programs to redu

Efforts to make Puerto Rico a Caribbean transhipment hub face severe hurdles, followinga rate increa

Replenishing a depleted strike fund and eliminating double pensions and salaries will highlight this

Exponential growth in the number of steamship lines serving South American ports has major trade rou

If Hollywood ever makes another trucking movie, it will probably be called ''Desperately Seeking Dri

As sales of heavy trucks demolish all-time records, there is some nagging nervousness thatthe market

APL LAND TRANSPORT SERVICES A Few Issues to Watch For Domestic TransportDomestic int

What a difference a year makes. A year ago, harried truckers, railroaders and intermodal mar

BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD Demand for Serices Never Been Greater For the first time in dec

Although statistical proof is hard to find, the widely held belief that long- haul truckers have shi

CSX Intermodal promoted David E. Wise to vice president of business development from vice president

For a while, it appeared that 1994 would be the year of the megamerger in the railroad industry. Sev

Railroads set a traffic record in 1994, but not in the way they have been accustomed todoing.