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Idle cranes sit stories high over vast stretches of gleaming concrete at the once-congested Peterson

Japanese firms are freezing or scaling back plans to participate in a major waterfront development p

The bar pilots for the Port of New Orleans have lowered draft levels for vessels transiting the area

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In the late 1980s, Huntsville International Airport in Alabama was searching for a way to capitalize

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Bill Woods, a vice president of Circle (Harper Group), recently joined Celadon/Jacky Maeder as execu

What makes a company a strong candidate for an air bridge? Consider the following: * The use

Amtrak President Thomas Downs said the government-owned passenger rail service could be forced into

Full-speed ahead in the delivery of its products and components defines customer satisfaction for co

Shippers are taking advantage of the unique benefits of a relatively new concept to bridge a gap in

When it comes to innovative methods of transporting its garments, The Limited has unlimited daring a

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The growing popularity of air bridges is linked to a wider acceptance of competition theories in tim

Assembling automobiles using parts manufactured overseas requires a steady shipment cycle. If the pa

A California senator's attack on a cargo clearance program dear to the heart of importers and broker

A U.S. Supreme Court decision to keep mum on foreign arbitration requirements has turned the whole n

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Cotton exporters reacted bitterly Friday to proposed freight rate increases of 20 percent and more f

In what appears to be a partial victory for U.S. beef producers, Mexico's commerce agency has decide

Australia plans to start privatizing the 22 airports owned and operated by the Federal Airports Corp

Northwest Airlines is the only U.S. major passenger carrier that still operates freighters.

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French exporters are braced for a drop in sales to South Pacific countries as a protest in the regio

Boeing recently rolled out its new 767 freighter, whose launch customer is UPS, for over 1,000 Boein

Further evidence of the ideological split among China's leadership over what to do with its creaking

The goal is to expand customer access to information, offer more customized services more quickly an

The government has flashed the green light on opening up the banking sector with the approval of fiv

Margaret Barry, director of publications for Columbia Business School, to director of communications

At first sight, this small fashionable seaside resort famous for its movie festival, seems an improb

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Two U.S. companies are among four overseas firms tapped by Subic Bay Freeport to draft a master plan

The dominant containerport operator here is aiming at further expansion into Latin America as well a

Lex Fromm and Dennis "Mutt" Wade can spin stories for hours about their years of piloting mail boats

The Port of Portland, Ore., is pushing ahead with a series of projects to expand the transportation