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Big gains for Georgia ports
JOC Staff |
The Georgia Ports Authority closed out July, the first month of its new fiscal year, by posting a 19
Maritime
NWA, Lufthansa and Cargolux hike fuel charges
JOC Staff |
A trio of air-cargo carriers announced increases in fuel surcharges as crude oil prices continue to
Air Cargo
Chinese imports jam Europe docks
By Bruce Barnard |
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- Shipments of Chinese apparel and textiles are piling
Maritime
Martinair hikes fuel charge
JOC Staff |
Dutch carrier Martinair Cargo will increase its fuel surcharge from 45 to 50 eurocents per kilogram,
Air Cargo
NWA, Lufthansa and Cargolux hike fuel charges
JOC Staff |
A trio of air-cargo carriers announced increases in fuel surcharges as crude oil prices continue to
Air Cargo
New chief of Oetker division
JOC Staff |
Dr. Arnt Vespermann has been appointed head of dry tramp shipping of Rudolf August Oetker, a member
Maritime
New chief for Oetker division
JOC Staff |
Dr. Arnt Vespermann has been appointed head of dry tramp shipping of Rudolf August Oetker, a member
Maritime
Martinair hikes fuel charge
JOC Staff |
Dutch carrier Martinair Cargo will increase its fuel surcharge from 45 to 50 eurocents per kilogram,
Air Cargo
Yangming in Antwerp venture
JOC Staff |
Yangming Marine Transport Corp. said it has teamed up with "K" Line, Hanjin Shipping and PSA-HNN to
Maritime
CP Ships could draw new bids
By Bruce Barnard |
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- The parent of Hapag-Lloyd Container Line that has of
Maritime
Toll Holdings Launches Takeover
William Hoffman |
Australia-based Toll Holdings launched a $3.45 billion hostile takeover bid for ports operator Patri
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Uneven progress
By Alan M. Field |
When German retailer Metro AG opened its $30 million Real hypermarket in Moscow last month, Russian
Oil: Future shock?
By Peter T. Leach |
You would think shippers would be hollering "Uncle!" with oil prices approaching $70 a barrel. After
Carrier Liability on Mexico Shipments
Colin Barrett |
Q: We have a plant on the Texas/Mexico border. We ship most of the inbound materials (LTL) to a cros
Lowe's Reroutes Logistics
William Cassidy |
A plan to consolidate inbound shipments and reduce retail store inventories is cutting a day from re
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Timken Will Retool Supply Chain
JOC Staff |
Industrial parts manufacturer Timken is handing 31-year company veteran Michael J. Hill the task of
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
July warms to West Coast imports
By Bill Mongelluzzo |
LOS ANGELES -- Container traffic at West Coast ports gained momentum in July, although imports from
Maritime
Railroads near intermodal mark
JOC Staff |
U.S. railroads moved 234,558 trailers and containers for the week ending Aug. 13, up 7 percent from
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Russia: Just the facts
JOC Staff |
Area: Approximately 7 million square miles, about 1.8 times the size of the United States.Co
Dollar deficit in Chicago
By John Gallagher |
With federal funds falling short of what they had hoped for, Chicago officials are reassessing the s
Rail News
China Shipping profit gain
JOC Staff |
China Shipping Container Lines said Monday its first-half earnings rose 41 percent, mainly driven by
Maritime
Union: ABX pilots cleared
JOC Staff |
Union officials in Ohio say the FBI has cleared three pilots at ABX Air who were suspected of mailin
Air Cargo
Panama Canal waits decline
JOC Staff |
The Panama Canal Authority said today that the Canal Waters Time -- the average time it takes a vess
Maritime
PWC Logistics gets DLA contract
JOC Staff |
PWC Logistics, a global provider of end-to-end supply chain solutions, announced that it has been aw
With Rick Ferrin, Jacksonville Port Authority
By Peter T. Leach |
Rick Ferrin, executive director of the Jacksonville Port Authority, joined the port in June 1997 as
TNT Deploys First 757
JOC Staff |
TNT Express bolstered its freighter operations with the launch its first 757 freighter on its servic
Air Cargo
Wanted: Cargo Room
William B. Cassidy |
A five-year Florida land battle is redefining "waterfront." A state judge last mo
Maritime
Intermodal's Asset Shift
John Gallagher |
When BNSF Railway drops at Swift Intermodal's doorstep the 3,800 53-foot containers the carrier just
Rail News
TUI to buy CP Ships for $2.1 billion
By Bruce Barnard |
LONDON -- TUI, the parent of Hapag-Lloyd Container Line, Germany's biggest container shipping line,
Maritime
China Expands Ports
JOC Staff |
The provinces of Shandong and Fujian plan to pump funds into port construction, Chinese news agency
Maritime
Teamsters Denounce HOS
JOC Staff |
The Teamsters union denounced the federal government's new version of trucking hours of service rule
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
NYK, Lauritzen merge reefers
JOC Staff |
NYK Reefers and LauritzenCool in a joint statement said they have received clearance from the Europe
Maritime
A new look at antitrust
By R.G. Edmonson |
Teddy Roosevelt became a public hero for "trust-busting," wielding the 1890 Sherman Antitrust Act ag
Forwarding
August 22, 2005
JOC Staff |
Homebound. There was quite a crowd on hand when President Bush signed the highway bill outside Chica
Problems 'Now Behind Us'
Bill Carey |
A couple of months into his new job as CEO of Quality Distribution, former Con-Way chief Gerald L. D
Trucking News
New truckers hours released
By Angela Greiling Keane |
WASHINGTON -- Federal regulators on Friday released new hours of service rules for truck drivers tha
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forward progress
By David Biederman |
Freight forwarders have been slower than their supply-chain counterparts to embrace new technologies
Export controls are tightened
By William Armbruster |
Companies that thought they knew what they had to do to comply with export controls are suddenly fin
Maritime
Alameda East on slow track
By Angela Greiling Keane |
Southern California's Alameda Corridor East may be one of the best-funded freight projects earmarked
Rail News
Letters 8/22/2005
JOC Staff |
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