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United Shipping Inc.
Roger Scarbrough |
Member of the board of directorswww.unitedshipping.comCustomers live up and down the
American Association of Port Authorities
Kurt J. Nagle |
Presidentwww.aapa-ports.orgClearly, enhancing the security of ports will remain a vi
GT Nexus
John Urban |
President www.gtnexus.comI read recently about a survey of logistics professionals a
Stuck in the doldrums
By Chris Dupin |
When Trans-Atlantic container carriers won a decade-long legal tussle with European regulators in No
REVIEW AND OUTLOOK
JOC Staff |
2002 was an up-and-down year for breakbulk shipping. 2003 could be a repeat performance. Breakbulk s
The long road to recovery
By Brian Clancy |
Many in the freight transportation and logistics industries hope positive economic news, especially
Harbor maintenance tax lives
By Vivian Schlesinger |
Homeland security and other concerns have diminished support for what was, prior to Sept. 11, 2001,
Virginia Port Authority
J. Robert Bray |
Executive directorwww.vaports.comThe "good" news is that there are a number of posit
Mississippi State Port Authority
Donald R. Allee |
Executive director and chief executivewww.shipmspa.comInterview 50 port directors in
Marine Terminals Corp.
Douglas A. Tilden |
President and chief executivewww.mtcorp.comIn 2003, terminal operators worldwide wil
Hub Group Inc.
Phillip C. Yeager |
Chairmanwww.hubgroup.comThe past year of worldwide political and economic uncertaint
Rate Bureaus Rise Again?
by John D. Schulz |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Is Washington about to create a nightmare for shippers? S
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
D. Hauser Inc.
Stewart B. Hauser |
Chairmanwww.dhauser.comThe greatest challenge for the logistics sector in 2003 will
American Association of Exporters and Importers
John Simpson |
Presidentwww.aaei.orgLast year I said that the major challenge facing corporate logi
Canadian Pacific Railway
Robert J. Ritchie |
President and chief executive www.cpr.caI have been in the railway business since 19
Amsterdam Port Authority
Hans Gerson |
Executive directorwww.portofamsterdam.comThe Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and the econ
Samuel Shapiro & Co.
M. Sigmund Shapiro |
Chairman www.shapiro.comThe question raised by the JoC as to the major challenge fac
Expeditors International of Washington Inc.
Peter Rose |
Chairman and chief executivewww.expd.comUnless carriers can stabilize their rates, a
NSCSA (America) Inc.
Fahad Al-Meqren |
Owner's representative, North Americawww.nscsaamerica.comThe ocean carrier industry
Intermarine Inc.
Roger Kavanagh |
President and chief executivewww.intermarineusa.comWith the possibility of war in th
Nordana Line (USA) Inc.
Steen Obst |
Vice president www.nordana.com History has shown that one of the most challenging ta
International Maritime Organization
William A. O'Neil |
Secretary-generalwww.imo.orgAs the most cost-effective method of moving goods, commo
Hyundai America Shipping Agency Inc.
Horace Harrison Jr. |
President www.hmm21.comThe biggest challenge facing ocean carriers in 2003 is achiev
HUAL North America Inc.
James E. Butcher |
Presidentwww.hualna.comIt is impossible to have a discussion about the major challen
Gulf Africa Line AG
David Groves |
Owner's representative - North Americawww.galship.comAs a niche, multipurpose, liner
Military entanglements
By Chris Dupin |
Last year on two separate occasions, the U.S. Coast Guard in New York harbor turned away CMA CGM con
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Alumni Foundation
Eugene F. McCormick |
PresidentWe need to tell America again about the importance of the U.S.-flag merchant marine
Quality Logistics Inc.
Bengt I. Henriksen |
President www.qualog.comNeither Washington, Oregon nor California are right-to-work
Port of San Francisco
Douglas F. Wong |
Executive directorwww.sfport.comThe security of our national seaports has always bee
Port of Antwerp
Baron Delwaide |
Chairmanwww.portofantwerp.beIt goes without saying that after the events of Sept. 11
People
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Robert L. Best joined OrderPro Logistics' board of direct
Houston After Hours
By Janet Plume |
Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Most container terminals are deserted on weekends. Not Ba
Maritime
Log-Net Inc.
John Motley |
Chief executivewww.log-net.comIn 2002 our estimate was that survival of the fittest
National Cargo Security Council
Joe M. Baker Jr. |
Executive directorwww.cargosecurity.comThe Sept. 11 terrorist attacks created a new
Piracy not hitting insurance rates: Report
By Vivian Schlesinger |
Piracy is on the rise, but it's had less effect on marine insurance rates than the stock market, acc
Maritime
New York to get more longshoremen
By Chris Dupin |
The Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor has agreed to allow terminal operators to increase the
Maritime
U.K. airports cargo up in 2002
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
LONDON - BAA, the world's biggest airports operator, today reported cargo traffic through its seven
Air Cargo
REVIEW AND OUTLOOK
JOC Staff |
Christmas came early for Chile, which in early December signed a trade agreement with the U.S. The a
OPEC boost to spur tanker rates
By Bruce Barnard |
LONDON - Soaring supertanker rates are set to rise even higher after OPEC's agreement Sunday to boos
Maritime
APL
Flemming Jacobs |
President and chief executive www.apl.com, www.nol.com.sgAt the end of 2001, I said
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