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Bjorn Vang Jensen, vice president of Global Logistics for Electrolux, Singapore, gives his assessment on what he says was a lack of a peak season, and talks about how shipper/carrier relations have ch

Brian Conrad, executive administrator for the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement, USA, discusses his thoughts on how the 2011 peak season went, whether 2011 is a lost year for ocean carriers, and wh

Zhang Ye, president of the Shanghai Shipping Exchange, discusses what role he sees the exchange playing in the future of the world shipping market. Mr. Zhang's interpreter is Yuan Zeng of the U.S.

Maersk Line CEO Eivind Kolding discusses the carrier's new daily Asia-Europe service, which consists of 70 post-Panamax ships leaving from four Asian ports everyday, with the same cut-off time at all

Kurt Nagle, president and CEO of American Association of Port Authorities, discusses how ports are moving aggressively to deepen their harbors and build larger terminals and are looking to a variety o

JOC Economist Mario O. Moreno discusses his revised forecast for containerized imports for the remainder of 2011 and into 2012, in part due to the declining housing market and unemployment.

Jason. H. Seidl, research analyst at Dahlman Rose & Co., predicts growth in rail, trucking and logistics after the firm’s 4th annual Global Transportation Conference.

Harold Daggett, new president of the International Longshoremen’s Association, comments on automation, container weights, organizing and cooperation with the ILWU.

Peter Tirschwell, vice president of strategy for UBM Global Trade (parent company of The Journal of Commerce), speaks with John Carver, executive vice president for Port, Airport and Global Infrastruc

Peter Shaerf, managing director of AMA Capital Partners, discusses how container lines are paying for all of their new big ship orders in an interview with JOC editor Peter T. Leach.

Governor Michael Dukakis was the keynote speaker at the Transportation Research Board’s summer meeting in Boston on July 11.

Jeff Pilof, group vice president, transportation, at Macy’s, explains how the retailer is tightening its supply chain.

Hub CEO Yeager tells Journal of Commerce Associate Editor John Boyd that he expects this year’s peak season to follow a more traditional and moderate pattern than last year’s congested bui

Professor Joe Hanna discusses why LTL carriers are unhappy with their current pricing model, but reluctant to change, and why truckers, shippers and 3PLs have different views on density-based pricing.

James Wooder of Sydney Port Group describes plans for the development of a major container and breakbulk port at Sydney, Nova Scotia, on Cape Breton Island.

Maryland Port Administration Executive Director Jim White says deepening for a 50-foot berth and extensions to CSX’s National Gateway intermodal project are moving ahead, positioning Baltimore t

Carlos Velez, APL’s Vice President, managing director for Latin American Region, discusses growth of South American trades.

Days after her state negotiated a $590 million grant implementing accord with BNSF Railway, Amtrak and federal officials, Washington state’s secretary of transportation, Paula Hammond, spelled o

Panama Canal’s Alberto Alemán Talks About Impact of Canal Expansion during a sit-down interview with JOC's Peter Leach on location in Panama City, Panama.

Joni Casey, president and CEO of the Intermodal Association of North America (IANA), says that traffic benefits from an exemption from federal regulation by the Surface Transportation Board.

Old Dominion Freight Line President and CEO David S. Congdon wants Congress to lift its ban on trucks exceeding 80,000 pounds and allow states to permit more triple-trailer rigs on U.S.

Curtis Foltz, Executive Director of the Georgia Ports Authority, talks about U.S. infrastructure needs.

DHL’s Angelos Orfanos discusses life sciences and health care supply chains.

Percy R. Pyne IV, chairman and founding partner, American Feeder Lines, discusses plans for AFL’s coastwise container service.

Associate Editor John D. Boyd questions John E.

John Horsley, executive director of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, talks about the 2011 transport legislative outlook just before the president's State of the

JOC editors John D. Boyd and William B. Cassidy discuss regulatory actions that will affect all modes of transportation, especially rail and trucking.

Peter Tirschwell, Senior V.P. of The Journal of Commerce, gives closing remarks on this year's TPM Asia. TPM Asia coverage:

CB Richard Ellis's Blaine Kelley on the Industrial Real Estate Outlook

British Columbia Transport Minister Shirley Bond discusses port investment to improve trade ties with Asia while at World Shipping (China) Summit, in Guangzhou, China.

Alberto Aleman, CEO and Administrator, Panama Canal Authority, on the future of the Panama Canal and its projects.

Bob Voltmann, president of the Transportation Intermediaries Association, discusses the 2010 midterm elections and domestic trucking.

Richard Di Nucci, Director of Cargo Control at U.S. Customs and Border Protection, discusses shipper compliance with 10+2 security regulations.TPM Asia coverage:

ILA’s Harold Daggett criticizes Waterfront Commission, defends $400,000 pay for port workers. Waterfront Commission Hearings news from JOC:

Luc Jacobs, Senior VP of Ocean Freight for DHL, discusses the company's forecast for global trade and ocean shipping in 2011.TPM Asia coverage:

John Cassels of Field Fisher Waterhouse discusses the impact of ocean carrier deregulation on commercial trade in Europe. TPM Asia coverage:

Benjamin Gibson, a freight derivatives broker at Clarkson Securities, explains the concept of the freight derivative market. TPM Asia coverage:

Tom Kim, executive director of Asian investment research for Goldman Sachs, discusses the forecast for Asia trade and container shipping. TPM Asia coverage:

Qing Wang, Chief Economist for Greater China Morgan Stanley, discusses the changing labor situation in China and its impact on China’s economic growth.