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Presidenttprince@ccmpool.comAs we enter 2008, much of the industry awaits the final

Presidentwww.conect.org2008 brings a host of challenges to international trade stake

BYLIE: Frank J. BaragonaPresidentwww.cma-cgm.comOverall, 2008 has the potent

Presidentwww.chinashipping.comThe container shipping industry had a mixed 2007. The

Presidentwww.apmterminals.comThe U.S. economic outlook for 2008 and the flattening o

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.he head of North America''s largest railroad sent the Sur

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The two largest U.S. rail labor groups - the conductors''

Directorwww.alixpartners.comExternal market forces, competitive pressures and rising

Senior vice president, customer developmentwww.amb.comThe dynamics of the supply cha

President and chief executivewww.agilitylogistics.comLooking to 2008, the most impor

The air freight and express sectors will continue to grow in the mid-single digit range, despite rec

Less than one week after crude oil futures shot over the $100 per barrel mark, the average retail pr

UPS this week rolls out a substantially expanded express freight option with guaranteed door-to-door

For three years, the Teamsters union has worked tirelessly to organize harbor truck drivers at U.S.

For at least two decades, the fate of the global economy has depended on the United States. When the

Congress recently adopted the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007 (H.R.

People in trade, transportation and logistics begin 2008 with a lot on their minds - TWIC, the ILWU

The technology is the easy part for motor carriers and railroads seeking to reduce air pollution fro

REVIEW: It's hard to top the strange interlude that was CEVA Logistics' acquisition of EGL in early

President and chief executivewww.uschamber.comOne of the most pressing issues this n

President and chief executivewww.waterwayscouncil.orgThe most important change affec

Executive directorwww.vaports.comThe most pressing issue I see is the need to begin

Commissionerwww.cbp.govCustoms made significant progress in 2007 to improve security

Executive directorwww.tlcouncil.orgOne of the services offered by the Transportation

PresidentAs 2008 begins, four major challenges come immediately to mind:-- The press

Chairmanwww.stb.dot.govThis year promises to be a particularly important one at the

Executive directorwww.seamenschurch.orgMany situations are worthy of an evaluation a

Chief executivewww.savi.comWhere is my stuff? When will it get there? What condition

President and chief executivewww.rickmers-linie.comCan the multipurpose shipping sec

Presidentwww.retail-leaders.orgThe growth and success of the retail industry's globa

Director, Port Commerce Departmentwww.panynj.govWhile every recent conversation we h

President and chief executivewww.oceanwide.comI recently had numerous interesting di

Presidentwww.nordana.comAs we enter 2008, we are seeing a continued strong breakbulk

Presidentwww.nysanet.orgThere are two issues that could have significant impact on o

President and chief executivewww.portno.comThe devaluation of the U.S. dollar, which

Executive directorwww.marylandports.comThe continued emergence of enhanced security

President and chief executivewww.maerskline.com2007 was a challenging year. Led by r

Vice president, port divisionwww.kalmarind.comPorts and terminals today operate in a

Executive directorwww.cargosecurity.comWe expect 2008 to be another active year in s

Managing director of U.S. headquarterswww.hanjin.comThe most important change I fore