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Union Pacific slates route re-openings
JOC Staff |
Union Pacific Railroad said it expects to reopen a pair of storm-damaged lines for partial service a
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
TransAm Trucking Expands
JOC Staff |
TransAm Trucking, a refrigerated long-haul carrier, plans to acquire Texas-based James Helwig &
Trucking News
Oracle-PeopleSoft No. 2 software provider: Study
JOC Staff |
The Oracle-PeopleSoft merger will create the world's second-largest provider of supply chain managem
FedEx Will Be First To Deploy A380 Freighter
JOC Staff |
As Airbus rolled out its first A380 aircraft, FedEx revealed it will be the first to deploy the frei
Air Cargo
Report recommends WTO negotiation overhaul
JOC Staff |
World Trade Organization members should consider overhauling the way they hold negotiations in the b
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Dividing Europe
JOC Staff |
An air freight boom for Europe's scheduled airlines in 2004 hit a bit of turbulence late in the year
UK call for Safmarine service
JOC Staff |
Safmarine today announced the addition of Aberdeen in the United Kingdom as a direct port of call on
Maritime
RADAR SCREEN
JOC Staff |
Teamsters not satisfied with Soto investigation Teamsters officials say they remain skeptica
Trying Delivery Again
Angela Greiling Keane |
Would-be postal reformer Rep. John McHugh, R-N.Y., is back at it this year. Buoy
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Superjumbo Freighter Order
Ed McKenna |
UPS's order for 10 triple-decker A380-800 freighters hands a big victory to Airbus and to forecaster
Air Cargo
FedEx first in line for A380
JOC Staff |
FedEx Express said today it will be the first to take delivery of the giant Airbus A380 freighter in
Air Cargo
P&O Nedlloyd in $35M IT deal
JOC Staff |
P&O Nedlloyd said it has extended a nine-year information technology partnership with Equant.
Maritime
Wine coolers
By Peter T. Leach |
Walk into Moore Brothers' wine stores in Wilmington, Del., or Pennsauken, N.J., summer or winter, an
Trading places
By Peter T. Leach |
JPMorgan Chase Bank is positioning itself to become a powerhouse in trade-management services. Alrea
Supervalu's Super Buy
William Hoffman |
Eden Prairie, Minn.-based Fortune 100 grocery chain-cum-3PL Supervalu has made a tender offer of $23
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Rails See Hazardous Impact
John Gallagher |
Looking over a Norfolk Southern accident scene in which nine people were killed, 250 injured and all
Rail News
Two Railroads, One Price
John Gallagher |
Better late than never. CSX recently rolled out a new pricing program it promised to deliver last ye
Rail News
With Sam Ruda, marine director, Port of Portland, Ore.
By Bill Mongelluzzo |
Sam Ruda was named marine director at the Port of Portland, Ore., in April 2003, after serving as di
Sarbanes-Oxley and security
By R.G. Edmonson |
There's an unusual convergence between supply-chain security and a law that Congress passed in react
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Unclogging the ports
By Bill Mongelluzzo |
Three years ago, Trans Pacific Container Service Corp. was moving 7,000 containers a week through it
Maritime
BridgePoint Sold to Management Dynamics
JOC Staff |
Management Dynamics, an international contract and tariff management firm, purchased supply chain so
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
January 17, 2005
JOC Staff |
Weight. Warning to waterborne readers. The Coast Guard has not yet ruled on whether this page can be
Rails Set Freight Record
John Gallagher |
U.S. freight railroads completed a record-breaking 2004 by originating 1,588,950 carloads and 1,029,
Rail News
A-List for Pacer
JOC Staff |
Intermodal and logistics company Pacer International was named to the Forbes 400 "Best Big Companies
Rail News
Hours of Concerns
Andrew D. Beadle |
Carriers may have lost some productivity when new hours of service rules took effect a year ago but
Trucking News
Shippers foot bill
JOC Staff |
Whether driver wages double or even triple, shippers know who will pay for the driver shortage.<
Trucking News
FreightCar America expands production
JOC Staff |
FreightCar America Inc. announced it leased a Norfolk Southern Corp. facility in Roanoke, Va., to ho
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
From rate quote to destination
By Peter T. Leach |
Two providers of logistics technology are joining forces in a merger that could help solve many supp
THE WEEK
JOC Staff |
Teamsters To Sponsor Harbor-Trucking Bill: The Teamsters union said it will sponsor legislation in C
Grain shippers jammed up
JOC Staff |
A typical 1,200-foot barge on the Upper Mississippi River must not only pause to pass through a lock
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Bankrupt Shipper Seeks Payments
Colin Barrett |
Q:We are a small truck broker that did some business with [a major retail distributor that has f
West Coast Ports Hiring
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The peak shippers season is supposed to be over, but apparently no one told shippers importing goods
Maritime
Lock depression
By Stuiart Cjhirls |
-----Original Message-----From: DACComm@aol.com [mailto:DACComm@aol.com]Sent: Monday
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
The Tag Wags RFID
JOC Staff |
When it comes to RFID, "slap and ship" may not be realistic.Shippers deploying or experiment
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Europe's Continental Drift
William Hoffman |
The European logistics merger market got a holiday boost with the announcement of no less than four
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Port of Portland dredges to grow
JOC Staff |
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is digging in for more capacity at the Port of Portland and it can'
Maritime
Air Downturn Behind Us, Says Study
Ed McKenna |
After increasing sharply in 2004, international air freight traffic will score modest but still heal
Air Cargo
Airlines Push the Envelope
JOC Staff |
American commercial airlines appear to be back where they were in 2000 as far as cargo is concerned
Crowley acquiring fleet of new containers
JOC Staff |
Crowley Liner Services said it has begun to take delivery of 1,049 new 45-foot containers and chassi
Maritime
Services set for MOL's Marshall
JOC Staff |
A memorial service for George B. Marshall will be held Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the Earl Burns Mill
Maritime
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