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SHIP FIXTURE BREAKDOWN
Ship fixtures are a product of Knight-Ridder Financial, TNT, |
GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule
Maritime
Maritime
PORT OF BROWNSVILLE GRANTS CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 5TH OIL TERMINAL
Kevin G. Hall |
The Brownsville Navigation District, the closest Texas seaport to Mexico, expects to have a fifth oi
Maritime
Maritime
PEOPLE - MARITIME
From Wire and Staff Reports |
COLUMBUS LINE INC. (Jersey City, N.J.) - Phyllis Africano and Buddy Batha were appointed to the cust
Maritime
Maritime
MARITRANS REPORTS RISE IN EARNINGS FOR QUARTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Maritrans Inc., a tug and tank barge operator, reported higher earnings for the third quarter of 199
Maritime
Maritime
INTERMODAL GETS MORE RESPECT _ BUT GAPS REMAIN
Rip Watson |
Intermodal transportation is getting more respect these days for what it does in providing service,
SEA LAW - PETER D. CLARK AN OWNER, FOUND NOT LIABLE FOR DAMAGES, STILL PAYS FOR CLEANUP
Peter D. Clark |
If goods are damaged during ocean transit, cargo interests often will sue the ship and herowner in a
Maritime
Maritime
ILWU GETS BALL ROLLING TO HIRE 120 AT LA-LONG BEACH
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union is beginning the process of hiring 120 new
Maritime
Maritime
TACOMA PORT PANEL STUDIES 61 APPLICATIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Port of Tacoma Commission is sifting through 61 applications from people hoping to fill the seat
Maritime
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SINGMARINE WINS CONTAINERSHIP ORDERSingmarine Industries Ltd. said it won aS$25 mill
Maritime
Maritime
CLOTHING: WATERBORNE IMPORTS
Compiled by The Journal of Commerce from database of PIERS, |
No text.
Maritime
Maritime
EUROPE'S PORTS, ENVIRONMENTALISTS INCREASINGLY AT ODDS OVER WILDLIFE
Phillip Hastings |
European seaports and environmentalists are set on a collision course over the next decade.
Maritime
Maritime
PARTICIPANTS IN HS CONVENTION ARE BUSY SINGING ITS PRAISES
Gary Taylor |
It's taken just five years for U.S. shippers to learn to sing along with the HarmonizedCommodity Des
USE OF THIRD PARTIES TO WIDEN, EXPERTS SAY
Karen Thuermer |
Are third-party operators a trend or a fad among the nation's largest shippers? Robert Lieb,
COMPLETE ELECTRONIC COMMERCE STILL A LONG WAY OFF
Gary Taylor |
Whether you blame it on simple inertia or fear of increased costs, the result remains the same: Smal
UPS, FEDERAL EXPRESS SIGN UP NEW PARTNERS
William Armbruster |
United Parcel Service and Federal Express Corp., seeking to carve out new market niches that can exp
HIGH-VALUE CARGO SHIPPERS SHRUG OFF RAIL CONSOLIDATION
Lawrence H Kaufman |
Shippers of high-value commodities who are accustomed to dealing in global markets aren't terribly c
NITL MEMBERS COOL TO RAIL MERGE PLANS
Russ Banham |
Are recent merger talks between several U.S. railroads driven more by underlying economic factors an
"WAREHOUSE' FLOATS AT VARIABLE SPEEDS
Brian Johns |
When looking at the so-called floating warehouse, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Some
UNDERCHARGE PROBLEM "ON THE DOWNSLOPE'
Tim Shorrock |
It may take until the next century, but the problem of retroactive truck-rate claims will finally di
TRUCKERS PONDER BRAVE NEW WORLD THAT BEGINS JAN. 1
Gregory S. Johnson |
What will the world of trucking be like after Jan. 1? The answer most often heard is that no one rea
FACILITIES LOOKING BEYOND NEXT GENERATION OF VESSELS
William Dibenedetto |
Even though no ship with a capacity of more than 5,000 20-foot containers has arrived on the West Co
DEREGULATION STRENGTHENS SHIPPERS' HAND
Elizabeth J. Shapiro |
Whether by truck, rail or air, shippers, buoyed by the latest round of deregulation, continue to hol
REGULATION OF MARITIME CONTRACTS TOPS LIST OF SHIPPERS' CONCERNS
Tim Sansbury |
The top problem shippers need fixed in Washington is over-regulation of ocean shipping, say the tran
LATIN LOGISTICS IMPROVING BUT STILL CAUSING HEADACHES
Charles W. Thurston |
U.S. shippers, freight forwarders and customs brokers alike bemoan a variety of logistics snarls in
GULF SHIPPING SURPLUS CUTS IRAQ THREAT
Josh Martin |
The efficiency of major port facilities in the Persian Gulf was demonstrated during therecent tensio
MIDEAST MARKET OPPORTUNITIES DEPEND ON SHAPE OF PEACE ACCORDS
Josh Martin |
As the peace process in the Middle East gains momentum, shippers are asking how they can get their g
ECUADOR STRAWBERRY WORKERS
LARRY LUXNER / For The Journal of Commerce |
Photo only.
BLAZING A TRAIL TO VIETNAM TAKES FIRMS TO FAR-FLUNG LANDS
Marlene C. Piturro |
Americans on the ground floor of Vietnam's economic renovation pay a premium in time and money getti
FANS OF "PARTNERSHIPPING' OUT TO CONVERT SKEPTICS
Gary Taylor |
When Jack Reeves seized the reins as traffic manager for McCall Pattern Co. of Manhattan, Kan., 15 y
QUALITY-CONTROL TECHNIQUES FIND A ROLE IN SHIPPING
Montieth Illingworth |
A few years ago, the shipping department at Beaulieu of America Inc., a leading manufacturer of synt
RENNIES SET FOR INFLUX OF POST-APARTHEID TRADE
Montieth Illingworth |
Piet Steyn, the chief executive officer of Rennies Group Inc., the largest freight-management organi
S. AFRICA'S BOTTLENECKS ARE INLAND
Montieth Illingworth |
Shippers and freight forwarders new to the South African market will discover that getting goods the
TRANS-ATLANTIC SHIP LINES LEAVE NITL PRESIDENT "DUMBFOUNDED'
Dennis Melamed |
All's well in the world of shipping unless a company wants to use a ship to send products across the
ARCTIC CONVOY VETERANS STILL WARY OF DEADLY SEAS
David Ljunggren |
Anyone unfortunate enough to fall into these murderously cold seas in winter usually took less than
Maritime
Maritime
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS METALLIC ORES: TOP US RAIL CARRIERS
Association of American Railroads, Washington |
In Thousands of carloads* Burlington Northern 142.8Conrail 127.3Chicag
FMC SEEKS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT PACTS AMONG SHIPPING LINES
Tim Sansbury |
The Federal Maritime Commission wants more information about rate-making agreements and other cooper
Maritime
Maritime
APEC NATIONS CONGREGATE WITH EYES ON FREE TRADE
P.T. Bangsberg |
As ministers, advisers, business executives and hangers-on gather in Indonesia this week for a serie
USERS HIT LE HAVRE FEES NOW THAT SERVICE IMPROVES
Tara Patel |
The Port of Le Havre must reduce its terminal-handling charges if it wants to attract more traffic,
Maritime
Maritime
SEATTLE PORT, WAREHOUSEMEN AGREE ON TERMS OF 3-YEAR PACT
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
The Port of Seattle and union warehousemen have agreed on a three-year collective bargaining agreeme
Maritime
Maritime
RAILROADS RUSH TO EXPAND JOINT COAL LINE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Explosive growth in utility demand for low-sulfur Western coal has caused Burlington Northern Railro
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