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LONG BEACH SAYS SHIP TURNAROUND RETURNS TO ôNEAR-NORMALö

GAO: COAST GUARDÆS HEIGHTENED SECURITY MEASURES HAS TAXED RESOURCES

HOUG PICKS NTEÆS TRADE SOLUTION

LUFTHANSA CARGO, ENVIROTAINER INTRODUCE COOL AIR CARGO CONTAINER

FEDEX FREIGHT STARTS LCL TO EUROPE

NIMA ISSUES WARNING FOR VESSELS NEAR U.S. FORCES

MANAGEMENT DYNAMICS NAMES DEBOW VP OF CARRIER RELATIONS

NATIONAL CARGO BUREAU OBSERVES 50TH ANNIVERSARY

FIREWORKS EXPLODE ABOARD HANJIN CONTAINERSHIP OFF SRI LANKA

MOL TO ORDER EIGHT CAR CARRIERS

COSCO HONG KONG BORROWS $250 MILLION

COSCO LOGISTICS OBTAINS NVOCC LICENSE

REPORT: LNG SHIPPING ENJOYS “UNPRECEDENTED BOOM”

PORT OF HAMBURG EXPECTS TO TOP 5 MILLION TEUS

BI-STATE MOTOR CARRIERS FILE FMC PETITION AGAINST N.Y.-N.J. TERMINALS

UNION OFFICIAL SEES OPTIMISM FOR ILWU-PMA SETTLEMENT

KUEHNE & NAGEL TO ADD ALTENWERDER WAREHOUSE

INTEGRES NAMES RISHI, VASTERA CO-FOUNDER, TO BOARD

NIT LEAGUE ELECTS PELLINGTON CHAIRMAN

HOUSE PANEL ASKS IF AGENCIES CAN FIND NUCLEAR NEEDLE IN CARGO HAYSTACK

USTR REQUESTS COMMENTS ON U.S./SOUTHERN AFRICA FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT

SHIPPERS WEIGH ALTERNATIVES TO WEST COAST PORTS

BNSF, NS BEGIN ASSURANCE PROGRAM FOR REEFER COMMODITIES

J.B. HUNT INCREASES STAKE IN TRANSPLACE CONSORTIUM

HANJIN FOUNDER, C.H. CHO, DIES

BIG AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND SERVICE REVAMP IMPLEMENTED

ESC WANTS TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT ôREVISED TACAö

ASIA/EUROPE CONFERENCE SETS HIGHER 2003 RATE TARGETS

P&O, CMA-CGM ACQUIRE 80% STAKE IN EGIS PORTS SA

JUDGE TELLS PMA, ILWU TO ôBE RESPONSIVEö TO JUSTICE CONCERNS

INDUSTRY GROUPS PRAISE CONGRESS FOR PASSING PORT SECURITY BILL

STONIER MANAGEMENT FORMS VEXURE, NEW PARENT COMPANY

PLEXTOR PICKS EXEL AS EUROPEAN SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNER

SCHOUPPE TO STEP DOWN FROM ABX LOGISTICS

BUSH ADMINISTRATION SENDS LOY NOMINATION TO SENATE

DIVERS CHECK HULL OF LNG TANKER RAMMED BY U.S. SUBMARINE

MITSUI O.S.K. LINESÆ FIRST-HALF PROFIT FALLS

NYK’s GROUP PROFITS FALL DESPITE LOGITICS BOOM

PORT SECURITY LEGISLATION SAILS THROUGH CONGRESS

EC CLEARS “REVISED TACA,” CONTINUES REVIEW OF LINES’ ANTITRUST EXEMPTION

SWISS SHIPPERS SETTLE U.S. CHARGES FOR ATTEMPTED ILLEGAL EXPORTS TO IRAN

U.S. CHAMBER ENDORSES U.S./AUSTRALIA FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT

“K” LINE REPORTS LOWER HALF-YEAR PROFIT

SCOTT NAMES EXEL AS LEAD LOGISTICS PROVIDER

P&O PORTS’ BOX VOLUME UP 28 PERCENT IN 3RD-QUARTER

THIRD-QUARTER LOSS WIDENS TO $67 MILLION AT P&O NEDLLOYD

PORT OF BOSTON CONFORMS START OF DIRECT CONTAINER SERVICE TO ASIA

PORT AUTHORITY OF N.Y./N.J. RAISES $325 MILLION IN BONDS

JACKSONVILLE PORT AUTHORITY APPOINTS REPRESENTATIVE IN SOUTH KOREA

UNITED, NORTHWEST AND AIR CANADA BACK NEW AIR CARGO PORTAL

CONGRESS POISED TO PASS PORT SECURITY LEGISLATION

U.S. CUSTOMS REMINDS BROKERS OF ANNUAL PERMIT FEE DUE DATE

WILLIAMS APPOINTED CFO OF CENDIAN CORP.

WCO INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY TASK FORCE MAKES PROGRESS

PARKER JOINS AIRNET SYSTEMS BOARD

UPS HOLDS BOARD MEETING IN CHINA

MARAD CREATES NEW ELECTRONIC EXIM BANK CARGO FORM

KB TOYS IMPLEMENTS GT NEXUS ENTERPRISE SUPPLY-CHAIN SOFTWARE

STINNES MOVES HEADQUARTERS TO BERLIN

PORT AUTHORITY OF N.Y./N.J. CONTINUES USE OF REAL-TIME SYSTEM

GOODYEAR BRAZIL PICKS VASTERA IMPORT/EXPORT SOFTWARE

OOCL EXPRESSES CONCERN OVER U.K. PORTS’ BOX CAPACITY

EC ALLOWS TAX REBATES FOR SEAFARERS ON BOARD DANISH VESSELS

SINGAPORE OFFICIAL SEES “TREMENDOUS GROWTH” IN ASIAN LOGISTICS

“K” LINE TARGETS BULK CROSS-TRADES FOR FUTURE GROWTH

OVERSEAS SHIPHOLDING SLIDES INTO THE RED

P&O NEDLLOYD, MOL MERGE CARIBBEAN/BRAZIL SERVICES

CERES/NYK EXTENDS DEAL TO OPERATE HALIFAX TERMINAL

MOTOROLA MOVES CELL PHONE DISTRIBUTION CENTER TO TEXAS

U.S.-CANADA VENTURE SEEKS TO RESOLVE LUMBER TAX DISPUTE

BOMBAY CO. DIVISION SIGNS USCO TO HANDLE WAREHOUSING

RITE AID PICKS LOGISTICS.COM SOFTWARE TO HANDLE INBOUND FREIGHT

ECOM SIGNS WITH INTTRA

INTERNATIONAL PAPER EXPANDS EXELÆS CONTRACT TO COVER WAREHOUSE SYSTEM

CON-WAY NOW APPOINTS TWO VICE PRESIDENTS

CANADIAN NATIONAL LAUNCHES INTEGRATED INTERMODAL PROCESS

CON-WAY TO ADD LTL SECURITY SURCHARGE

UPS OPENS MINNESOTA HUB; WINS CONTRACT WITH LASINOH LABS

EGLÆS 3RD-QUARTER NET INCOME UP

EVERGREEN CHANGES AGENT IN VENEZUELA

MAGEE SUCCEEDS SHEA AT SEA STAR

NAVIERA PINILLOS STARTS NEW CADIZ/CANARY ISLANDS SERVICE

EC TO ATTACK LINK BETWEEN TRANSPORT GROWTH AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

HAMBURG SUD ORDERS NEW SERIES OF 4,100-TEU SHIPS

FESCO AIMS TO BECOME PROFITABLE IN 2003

KMZ ROSENMAN TO HOLD CHEMICAL SHIPPER SECURITY SEMINAR

BONASSO NAMES NEW RSPA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR

EXEL NAMES HERBERTSON DIRECTOR OF STRATEGY

U.S. AGRICULTURE SHIPPERS WARN OF DAMAGE FROM CONGESTION SURCHARGES

IANA REPORTS THIRD-QUARTER GROWTH IN ALL TRANSPORT MODES

FEDEX FREIGHT NAMES REED, LOVETRO AS OPERATIONG PRESIDENTS

AIR JAMAICA PLANS FOR EXPANSION WITH OPEN SKIES

U.K. P&I CLUB WARNS OF SANTOS CARGO THEFTS

CP SHIPS INTRODUCES STOCK SALE PROGRAM FOR SMALL SHAREHOLDERS

HONGKONG INTERNATIONALTERMINALS HANDLES 70 MILLIONTH CONTAINER

INTERNATIONAL WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS ASSOCIATION MOVES HEADQUARTERS

U.S., ECUADOR SIGN CUSTOMS MUTUAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT

FMC TO INVESTIGATE GOLDEN BRIDGEÆS NVO ACTIVITIES

UPS INCREASES SHIPPING RATES FOR 2003

IMO COUNCIL EXPANDS TO 40 MEMBERS