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FedEx offering return service
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
FedEx Corp. is expected on Monday to introduce FedEx Consolidated Return Service, a new service for
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Yet another blow
By William Armbruster |
The proliferation of regional jets on U.S. domestic routes is yet another blow to airfreight forward
Air Cargo
Transloading gains ground
By Bill Mongelluzzo |
The Alameda Corridor was projected to handle 50 percent of intermodal cargo moving through the ports
Rail News
Staying on Top
by John D. Schulz |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Let''s face it. There are 585,677 "top" trucking companie
Focus, Focus, Focus
By Kathleen Hickey |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.For the most part today a railroad is a railroad. Do they
The Last Plum
By Ken Cottrill |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Supply-chain cost cutters have taken much of the low-hang
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
DHL gets FSI spare parts contract
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
DHL Express has been selected to handle logistics in Europe and Asia for FSI International Inc., a g
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
With John Frasca, director, logistics procurement, Hewlett-Packard
By William Armbruster |
After Hewlett-Packard completed its merger with Compaq Computer in May 2002, John Frasca directed a
New services in eastbound trans-Pacific
By Bill Mongelluzzo |
LOS ANGELES - Growing cargo volumes in the eastbound Pacific are attracting some new services to the
Maritime
Traffic World''s Top 10 Trucking Companies
William B. Cassidy |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.This list provides a unique snapshot of the companies tha
US Airways'' Rocky Future
By Angela Greiling Keane |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The latest Unisys R2A Transportation Management Consultan
Air Cargo
Speed bumps
By Bill Mongelluzzo |
Every afternoon during rush hour, the I-710 freeway from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach is
Rail News
Domino effect
By Janet Plume |
The U.S. steel industry has undergone momentous change this year, with consolidation and mergers she
Korean shipyards boom on rush of orders
By P.T. Bangsberg |
South Korea's largest shipbuilders have already met or exceeded order forecasts for the entire year,
Maritime
P&O Nedlloyd Logistics adds executives
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
P&O Nedlloyd Logistics (North America) said it has added two executives to its sales team.Mi
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
THE WEEK
JOC Staff |
NOL Reverses First-Quarter Loss: Neptune Orient Lines, citing increased freight rates, reported firs
Feast or famine
By Janet Plume |
Most companies in the project cargo market these days will agree it's a crapshoot; business is flush
Eastern front
By Joseph Bonney |
Since John Bowers became president of the International Longshoremen's Association in 1987, the unio
Forwarding
Products, alliances announced at DC Expo
By Kathleen Hickey |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Several companies announced new contracts, alliances and
The Week
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Quote of the week: "This proposal is short-sighted and in
Korean shipyards boom on rush of orders
By P.T. Bangsberg |
South Korea's largest shipbuilders have already met or exceeded order forecasts for the entire year,
Maritime
Competition brews for coffee imports
By Janet Plume |
Houston, the new coffee port in the Gulf of Mexico, isn't exactly stealing market share from the lar
Maritime
Breaking up is hard to do
By Tony Bartleme |
A four-year marriage between the South Carolina State Ports Authority and a private terminal operato
The Back Page
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Selective alert. Those big electronic signs that overhang
Evergreen asks ILA leadership to step in
By Joseph Bonney |
Evergreen America Corp. has urged the leadership of the International Longshoremen's Association to
Maritime
Truck Bashing Time
By John D. Schulz |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The battle over bigger trucks has hit the streets of Wash
Trucking News
Briefs
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.U.K.-based freight forwarder Davies Turner is developing
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
GAO, AAR at Odds on Security
by John Gallagher |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.A Government Accounting Office report released May 23 rec
Breakbulk Transpo takes shape
By Peter M. Tirschwell |
Planning for the 2003 Breakbulk Transportation Conference and Exposition is well under way. The even
On the upswing
By Bill Mongelluzzo |
Breakbulk business at West Coast ports has been weak the past year, but ports and terminal operators
Cook Leaves Post
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.After 39 years leading the National Waterways Conference,
Maritime
Direct Containers
By John Gallagher |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Although proclaiming itself "the world''s premier cruise
Maritime
CN''s Shortline Connection
By John Gallagher |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Canadian National Railway is in the initial stages of a n
Rail News
Elite International opens South Africa office
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
Elite International Transportation has opened an office in Johannesburg, South Africa.The Ho
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Collision sinks bulker off Sweden
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
A Chinese bulk carrier sank in the Baltic Sea Saturday after colliding with a freighter off the coas
Maritime
AA Cargo promotes Denhart
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
American Airlines Cargo has named Rich Denhart managing director of cargo sales for Southeast U.S./L
Air Cargo
Global Gambits
By Ken Cottrill |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.FedEx Corp., United Parcel Service and DHL/Deutsche Post
Not Enough
By Angela Greiling Keane |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta has made the r
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Kitty Hawk adds Honolulu to schedule
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
Kitty Hawk Cargo has added Honolulu to its scheduled overnight network.The carrier will oper
Air Cargo
FMC expands TSA investigation
By R.G. Edmonson |
WASHINGTON - The Federal Maritime Commission has expanded its investigation of trans-Pacific carrier
Maritime
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