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CLEARING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TAKEOFF
Russ Banham |
Boxes torn and tattered, long exposed to the elements, litter the airfields. A scene from an old war
PORT OF VANCOUVER SET TONNAGE RECORD IN '95
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Cargo crossed the docks at the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, at a record pace last year, reac
Maritime
US TRADE SLOWS IN REGION BUT GROWTH IS ON HORIZON
Erich Toll |
U.S. trade with the Mediterranean region is expected to see slower growth this year.Exports
AIRCOMMENTS - LISA BURGESS \ JAPAN PLAYS HARDBALL IN TALKS
Lisa Burgess |
Unless you are on Pat Buchanan's campaign team, Japan bashing is out of style in Washington. But in
THE NEW KID ON THE BLOCK
Janet Porter |
A glaring omission was apparent when some of the world's top container shipping lines unveiled detai
A LARGER SHARE OF THE CARGO PIE
Ted Reed |
Delta Air Lines, long considered one of the world's premier passenger airlines, wants to upgrade its
BRUSSELS SEEKS EU-MED FREE-TRADE ZONE BY 2010
Bruce Barnard |
The European Union's Mediterranean strategy is falling into place as it signs trade deals with its n
RICKENBACKER AIRPORT OFFERS MODEL FOR SUCCESSFUL CONVERSION
Ted Gogoll |
Rickenbacker International Airport is accepted as the model for converting a former air force base i
A DIFFERENT DRUMBEAT
Ted Gogoll |
Air Force bases which once housed America's military might are finding a new use as commercial air c
ALGERIA CONTINUES TO ATTRACT WESTERN CASH DESPITE CIVIL WAR
Bruce Barnard |
Algeria has become an in place for Western oil and gas companies even as the death toll from the cou
RISE OF PRO-TRADE COALITION GOVERNMENT HELPS EASE BUSINESS FEARS ABOUT TURKEY
Josh Martin |
Turkey's new coalition government has begun to ease the international business community's fear of a
MEDITERRANEAN TRADE SAILS INTO UNCERTAIN WATERS
Erich E. Toll |
Shippers on the Mediterranean-U.S. trade will be keeping a close eye on carrier changes in 1996, and
MIDEAST PEACEMAKERS ARE CORE PARTIES IN EASTERN MED ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
Dov Hoch |
Since Israel's signing of the Oslo Accords with the Palestinians in 1993 and a peace treaty with Jor
THE ULTIMATE AIR CARGO CONTAINER
Russ Banham |
What's new in the world of air cargo containers? Plenty. Manufacturers are experimenting with boxes
CARRYING ON...ABOUT CARRIERS - CHARLES THURSTON \ AIR COURIERS BOARD THE INTERNET
Charles Thurston |
Air couriers have been flocking to the Internet over the past year to enhance customer service and t
GREECE'S NEW PRIME MINISTER TACKLES THE COUNTRY'S ECONOMIC PROBLEMS
John Zarocostas |
The new prime minister of Greece, Costas Simitis,is determined to remove the rigidities stifling the
EUROPE-N. ASIA CARGO MARKET THRIVES
Phillip Hastings |
Airlines and forwarders are experiencing a boom in eastbound air cargo from Europe to North Asia. Th
NEW AIRPORT TO BE VITAL GATEWAY
Linda Chong |
As Britain prepares to lower the Union Jack and pack up from its last significant colony, many Hong
NEWS & VIEWS
-Ira Rosenfeld |
A WEEK AFTER the New York Stock Exchange drops 171 points in one session only to rebound 110 points
LOS ANGELES PLAN SEEN BID TO DIVERT HARBOR REVENUE \ FEE HIKE PROPOSED FOR CITY SERVICES
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Facing stiff opposition from the state of California in its attempt to increase the fees it charges
Maritime
ORIGIN RULES DEFINING GLOBAL TRADE \ MINISTERS FAIL TO COME TO TERMS
Kevin G. Hall |
Trade ministers meeting in this coastal city put off until next year decisions on how to reach a fre
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NAVY SHIP RAMMEDIN TAIWAN HARBORTAIPEI - A containership rammed into a naval supply ship at
Maritime
LYKES SEEKS COURT OK TO SECURE DEALS
Michael Fabey |
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. is winning some major bankruptcy battles, but it still has a war on its ha
TERMINALS UNDER PRESSURE \ MAJOR SHIPPERS BACK LONGER HOURS FOR CALIFORNIA PORTS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The push for extended hours at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach is becoming a tidal wave as m
LYKES SIGNS 5 PACTS FOR EUROPEAN TRADE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. recently signed five new freight contracts, according to Federal Maritime
Maritime
3 LINES FORMING A GLOBAL SERVICE \ MEDITERRANEAN JOINS NORASIA AND HYUNDAI
Michael Fabey |
Mediterranean Shipping Co. said it is forming a partnership with Hyundai Merchant Marine Ltd. and No
TENNECO TO SPIN OFF SHIPYARD
From Wire Reports |
Tenneco Inc. said Thursday it plans to spin off Newport News Shipbuilding to shareholders and is con
Maritime
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS \ NEW FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN RUSSIA, 1995
Economics Ministry |
No text.
AUTO PARTS: US WATERBORNE EXPORTS
Compiled by the Journal of Commerce from database of Port |
No text.
Maritime
INSURER TO COVER EMPLOYEE SUITS
Margo D. Beller |
One of the world's largest insurance brokers said Thursday it will work with an innovative Bermudian
EXEL'S NET NEARLY QUADRUPLES EXEL'S NET INCOME NEARLY QUADRUPLES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
EXEL Ltd., the insurance holding company, reported a nearly fourfold increase in net income to $207.
SHIP FIXTURE BREAKDOWN
Ship fixtures are a product of Knight-Ridder Financial, TNT, |
GLOSSARYAR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule
Maritime
PRODUCT LIABILITY BILL PASSES IN THE SENATE \ HOUSE APPROVAL ALSO EXPECTED
Stephanie Nall |
The Senate approved product liability reform legislation after 15 years of debate, but not by the tw
RATE RULING OUTCOME MIGHT TURN SALVORS AWAY
Bruce Barnard |
Salvage companies warned they may ignore some maritime disasters if they lose a court case over a co
Maritime
"MAD-COW' SCARE IMPERILS UK EXPORTS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
British exports worth more than UK500 million ($765 million) a year are at risk following indication
Maritime
JUDGE RULES AGAINST SALE OF POLICIES OF AIDS VICTIMS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
A federal judge has banned Life Partners Inc. of Waco, Texas, from resuming sales of ''interests'' r
INDIA MAKING PLANS TO PRIVATIZE AIRPORTS
N. Vasuki Rao |
India, wrestling with rapid aviation growth and congestion, will experiment with privatization of tw
ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY TO OPEN MARCH 29
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The St. Lawrence Seaway is now scheduled to open March 29 - four days earlier than had been planned.
Maritime
PRODUCER PRICES RISE IN HUNGARY
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
Hungary's industrial producer prices rose by 2.3 percent in January from December, and by 26.7 perce
USDA ACTS TO NIP KARNAL BUNT IN BUD AT THE STATE LEVEL
Reuters |
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman said Thursday he was implementing an ''extraordinary emergency''
Maritime
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