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TRANSPORT INDEX CHALKS UP 1.29 PERCENT GAIN, OUTPACES DOW
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. transportation stocks emerged relatively unscathed last week, leaving The Journal of Commerce t
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ALLIANCES POSE CHALLENGES FOR CARRIERS \ TERMINAL SHARING IS HARDEST AREA TO COORDINATE
Peter M. Tirschwell |
Last year when most of the world's largest container lines announced plans to participate in long-te
TENNECO INC.'S SHIPYARD LEAVES MARK ON VIRGINIA COMMUNITY
Lisa Huber |
When Tenneco Inc. casts off Newport News Shipbuilding later this year, it won't be without leaving a
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INTERMODAL EXPO SCHEDULE
JOC Staff |
TUESDAY, MARCH 267:30 - Expo registration opens.10:30-11:45 a.m. - Opening Ceremonies (Sidne
RAIL INTERMODAL VOLUME MAY IMPROVE LATER IN YEAR \ TRAFFIC TOOK DOWNWARD TURN IN 1995
Dan Lang |
For the first time in 14 years, railroad intermodal loadings failed to set a record in 1995, sending
RAILROADS HOPE FOR INTERMODAL REBOUND \ OCEAN CARRIERS SAY SERVICE HAS IMPROVED
Michael Fabey |
When Consolidated Rail Corp. announced it will start running double-stack trains into the Port of Ph
NORTHWEST PORTS EXPAND
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
Intermodal infrastructure and access is so crucial to Northwest ports that they seem to be in a cons
TRAFFIC THROTTLES BRAZIL'S PORTS \ UPGRADING NEEDED FOR INTERMODALISM TO TAKE ROOT
Michael Fabey |
The containership Sea Fox's crane lowered a red container to the cobblestone ground at the dock next
INTERMODALISM STUMBLES IN EUROPE \ RAILS PROVE TO BE WEAK LINK IN CHAIN
Bruce Barnard |
The companies that haul freight around Europe with a combination of trucks and trains had a rough 19
RAILROADS ON THEIR MINDS \ EUROPEAN PORTS FEAR TRAFFIC LOSS DUE TO POOR CONNECTIONS
Bruce Barnard |
When European port executives talk shop these days, they don't mention ships and stevedores so much
PACKAGE DEAL: CARRIERS ADVISE CUSTOMERS ON DAMAGE CONTROL
Russ Banham |
You may have the best-designed computer in the world, but if it's not packaged properly to withstand
SOUTHEAST ASIA STRUGGLES TO JOIN INTERMODAL RACE \ COUNTRIES MUST OVERCOME GEOGRAPHY, LACK OF MONEY
P.T. Bangsberg |
Southeast Asia is racing to build or expand ports and shipping fleets, airports and air carriers, ra
COASTAL SHIPPING GETS SHORT SHRIFT IN EUROPE
Bruce Barnard |
Coastal shipping remains the poor relation of European transport despite strenuous efforts to promot
A GAME OF INCHES
Chris Isidore |
Like baseball, intermodal can be a game of inches.The 107-inch tall opening of the standard
EXPERTS: JAPAN HAS THE STRUCTURE BUT NOT THE WILL FOR INTERMODALISM
Mark Magnier |
Real intermodalism in Japan - a highly regulated country with an expensive and complex distribution
QUALIFIED DRAYAGE DRIVERS ARE GETTING HARDER TO FIND
Chris Isidore |
A year ago the challenge for drayage trucking companies was finding drivers.Today the challe
CHINESE RAILS FACE GRAIN SURGE \ IMPORTS COULD SLOW GROWTH OF INTERMODAL
Gene Linn |
China's creaking intermodal system, which can't handle its current load efficiently, may have to con
MEXICAN PROSPECTS APPEAR BRIGHT \ US FIRMS BETTING ON IMPROVEMENT IN THE ECONOMY
Kevin G. Hall |
With their eyes set on the future and not on the dismal present, intermodal interests see opportunit
CSX PREPARES ITS IRON HIGHWAY FOR A COMMERCIAL TEST
Dan Lang |
After years of development, CSX Intermodal is almost ready to test the Iron Highway project in comme
INTERMODAL USE PARED BY TRUCKERS IN 1995 \ SERVICE DRIVEN BY CUSTOMER NEEDS
Chris Isidore |
Truckers curtailed their use of intermodal service in 1995, and it will take some time for many of t
MEXICO ALL-WATER SERVICE FINDS NICHE
Mary Sutter |
In a country where up to 80 percent of all freight moves by truck, all-water service to and from Mex
TRUCKERS TRIED TO STAY AHEAD OF THE BLIZZARD
Gregory S. Johnson |
John D. Rathbun has a unique plan to deal with blizzards, floods and other demonstrations of nature'
TRUCK SIZE NOW A FACTOR FOR RAILS \ DOUBLE-STACKS TRY TO ACCOMMODATE DIFFERENT TRAILERS
Larry Starkey |
Following several hefty capacity increases since their debut in 1984, the future size of double-stac
CARRIERS, PORTS CHASE HOT SALES OF COLD CARGO
Erich Toll |
From port operators to shipping lines, the transportation industry is hot to move cold cargo.
ELIMINATING FMC COULD GIVE BOOST TO INTERMODAL OPERATORS
Bruce Vail |
Eliminating the Federal Maritime Commission could give intermodal operators new opportunities to exp
HATCHLESS SHIPS OPEN TO QUESTIONS ABOUT CARGO
HELEN R. MacLEOD |
Reduced crews. Faster loading and unloading times. These are things any shipowner or operator would
SHIPPING REFORM TOPS NITL AGENDA
William L. Roberts |
From ocean shipping reform to entry of Mexican goods under the North American Free Trade Agreement,
AMTRAK BRAKES FOR TALKS
Malcolm Taylor |
With Amtrak's 25th anniversary comes the expiration in April of the operating agreements it has with
AIR CARGO CARRIERS FEEL THE HEAT FROM LTL SECTOR
Michelle Dalton |
Air cargo carriers have always provided the quickest method of transporting goods, and shippers were
ISTEA REVIEW ON SIDETRACK
Stephanie Nall |
A Senate decision last year not to reopen the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act for e
SEALIFT OFFICIAL DESIGNS BOX FOR SEA-AIR CARGO
John Davies |
Back when George Saunders was an officer aboard a Keystone Shipping Co. tanker, he used to see passi
RUSSIAN LINE ON THE VERGE OF BANKRUPTCY
Geoff Winestock |
Baltic Shipping Co., once one of the world's biggest ship lines, is close to collapse, raising the p
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS \ PORT OF TACOMA'S IMPORT SHIFTS
The Journal of Commerce from PIERS data. |
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CANADIAN HEALTH GROUP FEARS US INVASION
Aviva Freudmann |
Are American dentists, plastic surgeons and chiropractors about to invade the Canadian health-care m
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Friday, March 22, 1996(Percentages Per Year) INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
CHIPS, NOT DIAMONDS, ARE THIEVES' BEST FRIENDS
Robin Bulman |
In the 1990s, the thieves among us are interested less in diamonds, gold or even cocaine.Rat
JUSTICE SEEKS SHIPPER VIEWS ON UP-SP MERGER
Gregory S. Johnson |
Shippers pushing for changes to the proposed Union Pacific-Southern Pacific merger may get some help
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
The Center for International Business Cycle Research at |
(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Mar. 31 '95, - Mar. 22, '96 (a graph)(2)
FED EXPECTED TO HOLD, WON'T PLAY ELECTION CARD
Tom Connors |
After nudging interest rates downward in December and January, the Federal Reserve Board's Open Mark
OAKLAND PORT TO FINANCE ITS OWN DREDGING STUDY
Peter M. Tirschwell |
The Port of Oakland, in a move that could speed up its next channel-deepening project by two to thre
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