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NEW HAVEN RESIDUAL FUELS
JOC Staff |
Oct. 4, 1999NO. 4/ NO. 6/ NO. 6/ 1% 1% 0.5%Buckl
AIRPORTS TOLD TO MAKE ALLIANCES WITH EACH OTHER
Bruce Barnard |
Airports must follow the example of their customers, the airlines and freight forwarders, to survive
Air Cargo
SEAFOOD BECOMES PROFITABLE CATCH FOR AIR TRANSPORT
Ian Putzger |
Bulging supermarket shelves across North America attest to the growing popularity of seafood, especi
Air Cargo
DEMAND ON 3PLS KEEPS ON RISING
Bill Mongelluzzo |
As manufacturers and retailers continue to squeeze cost out of their supply chain, they're asking th
CHARTER INDEX
JOC Staff |
The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100%) is as follows
Maritime
US&T ADDS EXPRESS DELIVERY TO ITS STABLE OF COMPANIES
Helen Atkinson |
United Shipping and Technology Inc. has acquired Corporate Express Delivery Systems Inc., the larges
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
Knight-Ridder Financial. |
Sept. 30, 1999U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f
NEW HAVEN RESIDUAL FUELS
JOC Staff |
Oct. 1, 1999NO. 4/ NO. 6/ NO. 6/ 1% 1% 0.5%Buckle
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
Oct. 1, 1999CURRENT: 1257 PREVIOUS DAY: 1243 The Baltic International Freight Futures Ma
Maritime
THREE KEY INSURANCE GROUPS TO CRAFT PLANS FOR A UNIFIED LOBBYING FRONT
Russ Banham |
Three forces united as one are more powerful than three operating separately. That's the conclusion
MIAMI SEEKS FTAA SECRETARIAT ROLE
JOC Staff |
Late to the game but hoping to make up ground, Florida government and industry leaders have united t
Maritime
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below are selling rates among trading banks of $1 million and mo
CARGO WATCH: MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING
PIERS database. Paul Schaffer can be reached at (212) 837-7129 |
Key movements in 20-foot ocean container units (TEUs)June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan
REVENUE IS FUELED BY TRUCK TRAFFIC
Aviva Freudmann |
Despite dismal figures for rail freight through the Channel Tunnel, truck traffic through the link b
Maritime
COAST GUARD: PORTS WILL REMAIN OPEN
Tim Sansbury |
When Coast Guard Adm. George Naccara talks about Y2K maritime concerns, people listen.Naccar
Maritime
THREE PLEAD GUILTY TO HAZARDOUS-MATERIALS CHARGES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Three men have pleaded guilty to conspiring to deliver hazardous materials to Federal Express and to
SPOT COMMODITIES
JOC Staff |
Oct. 1, 1999Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent p
DEMAND LAGS
Chris Isidore |
While the supply of capacity has been a drag on rates in container shipping, it's the other half of
PORTS FACE INFRASTRUCTURE CHALLENGES
Janet Plume |
The 1990s were good years for U.S. ports. But the last two years have been generally depressed for b
ARENA EXPANDS IN HONG KONG
P.T. Bangsberg |
Hong Kong's pioneering electronic commerce company, with an infusion of $10 million and a new leader
Maritime
PENTAX CASE RAISES RED FLAG OVER PRIOR DISCLOSURE
Jack Lucentini |
Importers are increasingly re-evaluating how and when they should reveal past violations to U.S. Cus
Maritime
CLIPPER ELITE'S RANGE OF SHIPS PROVES EFFICIENT
Janet Plume |
This summer the project cargo world was rocked by the formation of a joint venture controlling the l
AT HOME IN THE BIG EASY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
For the Port of New Orleans, the host city of the Journal of Commerce Breakbulk conference, non-cont
CONFERENCE GROWS TO SERVE INDUSTRY NEEDS
Peter Tirschwell |
In the 10 years since its inception, The Journal of Commerce Breakbulk Transpo and Exposition has be
USA TRUCK TO BUY CCC EXPRESS
JOC Staff |
USA Truck Inc., based here, signed a letter of intent to acquire CCC Express Inc., a privately held
TRANSIT GROUP INC. MAKES ACQUISITIONS
JOC Staff |
The Transit Group Inc., an Atlanta-based trucking company, said it will spend $18.5 million to purch
FLATRACKS GIVE CONTAINER SHIPS AN EDGE
Russ Banham |
They may be somewhat odd-looking, but flatrack containers are hauling a broader assortment of oversi
BALTIC INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Sept. 30, 1999PREV.CLOSE HIGH LOW VOL. CLOSESept. 1222.0
Maritime
INTERNET OF LIMITED USE IN BREAKBULK
Helen Atkinson |
The Internet may be invading container shipping, but it is only slowly making its presence known in
BREAKBULK TRANSPO '99 CONFERENCE AGENDA
JOC Staff |
SUNDAY, OCT. 39:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.Golf Tournamentat Oak Harbor Golf Club5:30
LG GROUP TO SPIN OFF INSURANCE UNIT
JOC Staff |
South Korea's LG Group will spin off LG Insurance as part of a restructuring in response to the gove
REPORT: SWITCH TO RAILROADS IS NO PANACEA
Aviva Freudmann |
The solution to the Netherlands' highway-congestion problems may not lie entirely in the country's e
SHIP FIXTURES
BRIDGE NEWS The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith |
GLOSSARYAR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule
Maritime
BA EXECUTIVE PESSIMISTIC ON RESOLVING OPEN-SKIES DEBATE
Reuters |
Robert Ayling, chief executive of British Airways PLC, painted a bleak picture of prospects fo
RUSSIA GETS US MEAT AID IN BOXES
John Helmer |
U.S. foreign-aid shipments of meat to Russia have switched to containers from the breakbulk shipment
ILWU CONTRACT DOESN'T SPELL RELIEF
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Breakbulk operators that were hoping for some relief from high labor costs on the West Coast were on
BURNSIDE SEES BIG INDUSTRY CHANGES
Kevin G. Hall |
P. Elliott Burnside, who will step down as president of Crowley American Transport to become an indu
ASIA BUSINESS BOUNCES BACK
Jack Lucentini |
Asia's economic recovery is bringing some relief to breakbulk cargo carriers who have contended with
HIGH-TECH SUPPLIERS UPSET BY RESTRICTIONS
Kevin G. Hall |
If you want to know how one country's laws can upset the global strategies of multinational companie
DOT REFUSES REVIEW OF FATIGUE RESEARCH
Rip Watson |
The Department of Transportation rejected the American Trucking Associations' bid for a separate rev
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