This Week in The Journal of Commerce
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January 30, 2012
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| Cover Story Delivering Clicks and Bricks |
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| Amazon's growing strength in retailing threatens to upend retail sales channels — and overhaul the supply chains behind stores. | |||||||||
Special Report: Asia Trade and Economic Outlook Asia's Internal Engines Rising regional trade, blossoming domestic markets and the embrace of free trade boost optimism in the East. |
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| Government Watch | |||||||||
| Mending a Broken Border More needs to be done to expedite U.S.-Mexico trade as growing volumes collide with fewer inspectors. |
Excellence in Imports Customs will expand a post-entry processing program as new centers prove their ability to facilitate trade. |
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| Surface Transportation | |||||||||
| Banking on Logistics Cincinnati's Total Quality Logistics passes $1 billion in revenue as domestic logistics demand grows. |
UP's Domestic Revival After the most profi table year in its history, the Union Pacific finishes strong and sees pricing leverage growing this year. |
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| International Maritime | |||||||||
| Carrier Rate Hopes Are Eastbound The demand picture on the trans-Pacific may be uncertain, but carrier goals on pricing are solid heading toward spring. |
Insurance at a Lower Premium Recent accidents on the water have gotten lots of publicity, but likely won't turn back the tide of falling insurance rates. |
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| By The Numbers | Colin Barrett's Q&A | ||||||||