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AIRNET SYSTEMS REPORTS FOURTH-QUARTER LOSS

LUFTHANSA CUTS EUROPEAN CAPACITY, EXPENSES

HALLIDAY LEAVES CP SHIPS

MOL REPORTS NEAR 100% COMPLIANCE WITH 24-HOUR RULE FROM SHIPPERS

STOLT-NIELSEN ALSO UNDER ANTITRUST INVESTIGATION IN U.S.

RENAMED WATERFRONT COALITION PROPOSES EXTENDED PORT GATE HOURS

TSA PORT GRANTS TOTAL $13.5 MILLION FOR TWO STATES

FMC REVOKES TWO OTI LICENSES

U.S. CUSTOMS EXTENDS POST ENTRY AMENDMENT PROCESSING TEST

BDP SURVEY SHOWS SHIPPERS ALLOWING TIME FOR MANIFEST COMPLIANCE

U.S. CENSUS RELEASES 2001-2002 EXPORTING COMPANIES PROFILE

GAO ASSESSES TSAÆS FIRST YEAR OF OPERATION

VITRAN POSTS PROFIT FOR 2002

UPSÆS ESKEW BACKS ôFOCUSEDö U.S. POSTAL SERVICE

UPS BEGINS HONG KONG/PHILIPPINES FLIGHTS

CP SHIPS NAMES MASTERS VP OF FAR EAST UNIT

TITAN MARITIME COMPLETES SALVAGE OF ôCAMILLAö

CALIFORNIA PROPOSES NON-TANK VESSEL FEE AND A HIGHER BARREL FEE

MARAD CHIEF PRESSES FOR MORE DIVERSE U.S.-FLAG VESSEL FLEET

EC, EFTA COMPETITION INVESTIGATORS RAID OFFICES OF TANKER COMPANIES

TEEKAY ENDS 2002 WITH STEADY $33-MILLION 4Q NET INCOME

PORT OF VANCOUVER ADDS CONTAINER CAPACITY

COSCO, EVERGREEN CUT ONE SHIP IN CHINA/MIDDLE EAST LINK

LONG BEACH CONTAINER TRADE DIPS IN JANUARY

U.S. CUSTOMS DISBURSES $329 MILLION IN 2002 UNDER BYRD AMENDMENT

RYDER PARTNERS WITH FIRST INDUSTRIAL REALTY TRUST

TRADEPOINT SYSTEMS MERGES WITH TRANS-EURO

U.K. MINISTRY OF DEFENSE PICKS SAVI TRACKING SOLUTION

ABX OPENS OPERATIONS IN MEXICO

MENZIES AVIATION FINISHES UPGRADE OF SYDNEY CARGO TERMINAL

CISCO SYSTEMS TO HELP DEUTSCHE POST IMPLEMENT IT SYSTEMS

WEAKLEY TO GREAT LAKE CARRIERS: DONÆT PANIC OVER DOWN IRON ORE SHIPMENTS

HANJIN GROUP NAMES CHO YANG-HO CHAIRMAN

WSC REVIEWS U.S. CUSTOMSÆ ADVANCE CARGO INFORMATION ôSTRAWMANö

SHANGHAI PORT/A.P. MOLLER VENTURE HANDLES FIRST SHIP

EC COMMISSIONER CALLS ON INDUSTRY TO “RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN SHIPPING”

CARRIERS SWITCH FLORIDA PORTS ON U.S./WEST COAST SOUTH AMERICA SERVICE

LISTED ARM OF CHINA SHIPPING EXPECTS HIGHER PROFIT

TEEKAY RAISES $144 MILLION IN CONVERTIBLE SECURITIES

COSCO TAKES DELIVERY OF NEW TANKER

SARTOMER IMPLEMENTS CHEMLOGIX TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

DELMAS RAISES MED/WEST AFRICA RATES

COBELFRET TO OPERATE PROPOSED RO/RO TERMINAL NEAR LONDON

NEIMAN MARCUS SEEKS RETURNS MANAGEMENT HELP FROM NEWGISTICS

EMERY OPENS DISTRIBUTION HUB IN HONG KONG

MTMC CANCELS 2003 TRAINING SYMPOSIUM

USDA PROPOSES PROCESSING RULES FOR IMPORTED MILK PRODUCTS

FDA PROPOSES ADVANCED DATA ON FOOD IMPORTS

TUBBESING HEADS ABXÆS NORTH AMERICA OPERATIONS

TSA ALTERS INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION SAFE COMMERCE APPLICATIONS

EMMETT WARNS OF GLOBAL IMPACT OF U.S. CUSTOMSÆ ôSTRAWMANö PROPOSALS

CON-WAY CENTRAL EXPRESS ADDS SERVICE CENTER CAPACITY

BRITISH TRANSPORT MINISTER SEES ôNO EASY ANSWERö TO ROAD CONGESTION

DRAGONAIR EXPANDS EUROPEAN AIR-CARGO OPERATIONS

EGL REBOUNDS WITH PROFIT IN 2002

MAERSK SEALAND SETS UP AGENCY IN QATAR

MOL SELECTS NEW GENERAL AGENT IN VIETNAM

RUTBERG APPOINTED CEO OF NYK STAR REEFERS

QUESTIONS SURROUND A.P. MOLLERÆS LATEST GIANT CONTAINERSHIP

CANADIAN WESTBOUND CONFERENCES RAISE RATES

BARGE SPILLS HEATING OIL IN LONG ISLAND, N.Y. SOUND

WILMINGTON, N.C. HARBOR DEEPENING PROJECT GETS $40 MILLION

U.S. CUSTOMS SEIZES 6 TONS OF MARIJUANA AT U.S./MEXICO BORDER

ECU-LINE ANTWERP OFFERS DIRECT SERVICE TO PORT HARCOURT

TNT TO MANAGE LOGISTICS FOR NEW VW VEHICLE

LUFTHANSA CARGO, SINGAPORE AIR TO RAISE FUEL SURCHARGE

SWEDISH P&I CLUB WARNS OF INFLATED REPAIR COSTS IN BERBERA

CHINA TO IMPLEMENT MARITIME RULES ON MARCH 1

ESC REQUESTS “RESTRAINT AND TRANSPARENCY” ON CARRIER WAR RISK CHARGES

GRAHAM PEIRCE RETIRES FROM SAFMARINE

SAFMARINE APPOINTS LABEAU KEY ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

PSA CUTS 800 JOBS

PORT TRAFFIC UP 29% IN JANUARY AT LOS ANGELES

$2 MILLION APPROPRIATED FOR DREDGING OF COLUMBIA RIVER

MATSON RAISES BUNKER CHARGES

DANZAS ACQUIRES COMMERCIAL SAFEWAY SA IN CHILE

CANADIAN NATIONAL REOPENS DAMAGED TRACK

CONGRESS FINALLY COMPLETES 2003 SPENDING BILL

OAG NAMES SAVAGE TO HEAD NEW CARGO UNIT

BILL WOULD ALLOW CARGO AIRCRAFT PILOTS TO CARRY FIREARMS

LANCHILE CARGO NAMES BIANCHI SENIOR VP

NORTHWEST RAISES FUEL SURCHARGE FOR DOMESTIC, INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT

CORRECTION: CANADA/NORTH EUROPE CARRIERS TO RAISE RATES APRIL 1

EVERGREEN, WAN HAI START JOINT TAIWAN/PHILIPPINES/VIETNAM SERVICE

WILHELMSEN TO RELEASE SALVAGE STATUS ON ôTRICOLORö FEB. 20

SHIPOWNERSÆ ASSOCIATIONS DECRY ôCRIMINALIZINGö OF ôPRESTIGEÆSö MASTER

“K” LINE INCREASES ITS 2002/2003 PROFIT FORECAST

HOEGH’S NET PROFIT DOWN IN 2002

CARRIERS RESTRUCTURE U.S./INDIA CONSORTIUM

ORIENT EXPRESS LINES, CONCOR START DIRECT INDIA/MYANMAR SERVICE

PSA SELLS NON-PORT BUSINESSES TO SINGAPORE STATE COMPANY

TACOMA’S BOX AND CAR TRAFFIC, REVENUES ROSE IN 2002

U.S./CENTRAL AMERICA REEFER CARRIERS TO DISCUSS RATES

IAS PICKS FLETCHER AS VP OPERATIONS

NAL APPOINTS SPIKER TO HEAD GLOBAL SUPPLY SERVICES

IOGISTICS NAMES ASHER VP, FLEET SERVICES

USFREIGHTWAYS PICKS DESCARTES TRACKING SOFTWARE

U.S. CUSTOMS SAYS 24-HOUR RULE IMPLEMENTATION GOING SMOOTHLY

WCO MAKES STRIDES IN DEVELOPING SUPPLY-CHAIN SECURITY GUIDELINES

LYRAS: TANKER OPERATORS WILL DECREASE DRASTICALLY