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GT NEXUS NAMES LYNCH VP OF SALES

U.S. CONTINUES TRADE TALKS WITH DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

USTR RELEASES SINGAPORE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT TEXT, CHILE NEXT

EXEL BOOSTS 2002 RESULTS WITH $1 BILLION IN NEW BUSINESS

U.S. INLAND BARGE FLEET CONTINUES DECLINE

DHL PICKS YANTRA APPLICATION FOR ORDER FULFILLMENT

ATLAS AIR WORLDWIDE CONSOLIDATES HEADQUARTER OPERATIONS

TIACA ELECTS KAY PRESIDENT

WALLENIUS WILHELMSEN TAKES OVER AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES IN CANADA

PACIFIC CARRIERS CONFIRM PLAN TO RAISE WESTBOUND REEFER RATES

MILITARY SHIPMENTS BOOST ANTONOV AIRLINES’ REVENUE

PORT OF GDANSK AWARDS 60-YEAR TERMINAL OPERATING CONCESSION

MAHER TERMINALS TO EXTEND GATE HOURS

SENATORS SAY BUSH UNDERMINING PORT SECURITY EFFORTS

CUSTOMS OFFICIAL TRANSFERS TO DOT

FMC REVIEWS 13 OTI LICENSE APPLICATIONS, 18 LICENSES REVOKED

FMC: MONITORING OTI APPLICATIONS REDUCES ôHAYSTACKö IN TERROR WAR

RYDER NAMES TEGNELIA EXECUTIVE VP

UNCTAD APPOINTS HOFFMANN ECONOMIC AFFAIRS OFFICER

USDAÆS MEAT ORIGIN RULEMAKING TO COVER FARM BILL REQUIREMENTS

U.S. REQUESTS WTO PANEL IN CANADIAN WHEAT DISPUTE

SINOTRANS PICKS BNSF, NORFOLK SOUTHERN FOR U.S. SERVICE

SETTLEMENT PLAN SOUGHT FOR LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER TUG FRANCHISES

CONGRESS REVIEWS FREIGHT RAIL SPENDING

BUSH MAKES FAA APPOINTMENTS

ATLAS AIR REPLACES SHUYLER AS CEO

EVERGREEN RECEIVES BIDS FROM MITSUBISHI, KVAERNER

HANJIN AND SINOKOR START KOREA/VIETNAM SERVICE

MAERSK SEALAND, NYK RAISE ASIA/EAST COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA RATES

APL REVIEWS ATALANTIC SLOT-EXCHANGE AGREEMENT WITH MAERSK

GEODIS MOVES BACK INTO THE BLACK

PORT CANAVERAL GETS $214,500 PENALTY FOR TUG FRANCHISE VIOLATIONS

SETTLEMENT ALLOWS PORT OF LOS ANGELES TO OPEN CHINA SHIPPING TERMINAL

APHIS WANTS FOLLOW-UP HEALTH CHECKS AT ANIMAL IMPORT REGIONS

TREASURY DELEGATES CUSTOMS FUNCTIONS TO HOMELAND SECURITY

STONEPATH GROUP COMPLETES $6-MILLION STOCK PLACEMENT

U.S. LAMB IMPORTS RISE, DOMESTIC PRODUCTION FALLS

U.S. CUT FLOWER MARKET STILL TRAMPLED BY IMPORTS

SKYBITZ, FREIGHT TRACKING SERVICE, NAMES WOOD CEO

CANADIAN NATIONAL RELEASES TERMS OF $400-MILLION DEBT OFFERING

INLAND WATERWAY OPERATORS, CONGRESSMEN OPPOSE TAX PROPOSAL

UPS SUSPENDS PLANS TO FURLOUGH PILOTS

IMO, EC ISSUE JOINT STATEMENT ON TANKER ACCIDENTS

MARAD BECOMES MORE ôCUSTOMER FOCUSEDö THROUGH WEB TECHNOLOGY

IMPROVED TERMINALS RESULTS FAILS TO BOLSTER P&O GROUPÆS EARNINGS

KEEGAN: MAINTAIN CURRENT MSP CITIZENSHIP POLICY

P&O NEDLLOYD SETS UP CENTER TO COMPLY WITH 24-HOUR U.S. CUSTOMS RULE

P&O NEDLLOYD’S RESULTS SINK INTO $292-MILLION LOSS

P&O GROUP NAMES WOODS CHIEF EXECUTIVE, STERLING ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

MAERSK SEALAND TO REDUCE TRANSATLANTIC CAPACITY

VENEZUELAN INSTABILITY CUTS SEABOARD MARINE’S PROFITS

PANAMA CANAL AUTHORITY NAMES SIX TO ADVISORY BOARD

TGAX LOGISTICS NAMES SHUM TO DIRECT CORPORATE SALES

SUN MICROSYSTEMS EXTENDS EXEL CONTRACT

CUSTOMS SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON IMPLEMENTING TRADE SECURITY

U.S. COMMERCE CONTROL LIST TO MEET WASSENAAR OBLIGATIONS

NRC CHANGES NUCLEAR MATERIAL SOURCING RULES

HOUSE BILL WOULD INSPECT ALL U.S.-BOUND CONTAINERS, VESSELS

MENZIES BUYS CONTROLLING SHARE IN PANAMANIAN CARGO HANDLER

UPS ADDS $25 SECURITY MANIFEST CHARGE

MARAD WARNS OF U.S. NAVAL MANEUVERS NEAR SOUTH KOREA

T. PARKER HOST APPOINTS EKLUND VP OF OPERATIONS

CMA CGM, VIRGIN EXPRESS TO BID FOR FRENCH AIRLINE AIR LIB

CROWLEY, DOLE OCEAN SWAP SPACE IN FLORIDA/COSTA RICA TRADE

LIBRA TO TAKE SLOTS ON LYKES’ U.S./COLOMBIA SHIPS

EUROPEAN COMMISSION TO MAKE MARINE POLLUTION A CRIMINAL OFFENSE

ACQUISITIONS DRIVE HIGHER REVENUE AND PROFIT AT TROPICAL SHIPPING

WALLENIUS WILHELMSEN STARTS U.S. GULF/MEXICO/BRAZIL LINK

DOCKWORKERS LAUNCH NEW STRIKES IN EUROPEAN PORTS

DEUTSCHE POST SAYS 2002 PROFIT AND REVENUE WERE HIGHER THAN EXPECTED

LONG BEACH JOINS EFFORT TO REDUCE TRUCK CONGESTION

HUTCHISON FINISHES DEEPWATER BERTH IN JAKARTA

CSX WORLD TERMINALS NAMES THREE SENIOR VPs

KUEHNE & NAGEL TOPS 1 MILLION TEUs

GAO: ACE NEEDS FURTHER ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENTS

BUSH SELECTS VERDERY, CARNES TO HOMELAND SECURITY POSTS

VELANT NAMES GABLE PRESIDENT

NIT LEAGUE NAMES GATTI ACTING PRESIDENT

AUTO HAULERS BEGIN LABOR TALKS

PACER STACKTRAIN BEGINS TWO U.S./MEXICO FREIGHT SERVICES

CORRECTION: WALLENIUS WILHELMSEN SERVICE CALLS FREMANTLE TWICE MONTHLY

INTTRA INTRODUCES TENDERING APPLICATION

LYKES LINES FINALIZES ASIA/VANCOUVER/ALASKA SERVICE

BIMCO RESPONDS TO PROPOSED U.S. COAST GUARD SECURITY RULES

MARAD WANTS TO EXTEND VESSEL-REPORTING REQUIREMENT FOR AGRICULTURE CARGO

KUEHNE & NAGEL ACQUIRES U.K. FORWARDER SEABROOK & SMITH

MAERSK CEO STUBKJAER PREDICTS END OF “DEPRESSED RATES” IN PACIFIC

COSCO AND PSA IN TALKS OVER DEDICATED TERMINAL IN SINGAPORE

EUROPE/AFRICA CARRIERS WARN OF POSSIBLE IVORY COAST WAR CHARGE

CMB PLANS TO HIVE OFF LNG ARM

ADM ABANDONS BALTIMORE GRAIN EXPORT OPERATIONS

CONTAINER VOLUME, EARNINGS RISE AT PORT OF CHARLESTON

AIRWAY EXPRESS MERGES WITH GEOLOGISTICS IN KOREA

APHIS PROPOSES RULES FOR IMPORTED JAPANESE UNSHU ORANGES

OLD DOMINION FREIGHT PULLS DEDICATED SERVICE FOR DEFERRED AIR FREIGHT

DOT EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR AIR-FREIGHT RATE COMMENTS

MEBA INITIATES ôGRASS ROOTSö CAMPAIGN TO SUPPORT U.S. MERCHANT MARINE

IMOÆS OÆNEIL TO DISCUSS POLLUTION PREVENTION WITH EU VP

USDA PROPOSES OCEAN FREIGHT CLAIMS ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL PROCESS

WALLENIUS WILHELMSEN ENHANCES U.S. EAST COAST/AUSTRALASIA SERVICE