American Shipper

NAVIBULGAR RESHUFFLES SENIOR MANAGEMENT

FAMOUS PACIFIC SHIPPING OPENS BEIJING OFFICE

CONGRESS APPROVES $8.9 MILLION TO CONTINUE CHARLESTON DEEPENING

PHOENIX OPENS OFFICE IN SHANNON, IRELAND

TROY CONTAINER LINE EXPANDS ISRAEL SERVICE, APPOINTS TRADE MANAGER

FLEET LINES, EXECUTIVES INDICTED BY U.S. ATTORNEYÆS OFFICE

ARZOON UPDATES TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

SUPPLY CHAIN SOFTWARE MARKET SLOWS DOWN

NIT LEAGUE CONSIDERS OPENING REGULAR MEMBERSHIP TO CARRIERS

DOT PREPARES TO CREATE TRANSPORTATION SECURITY AGENCY

NATA INTRODUCES NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR CARGO SECURITY

DESCARTES ENHANCES OCEAN RATE BUILDER

CHINA SHIPPING BUYS NORTON LILLY’S SHARE IN AGENCY FIRM

LYKES ENTERS ASIA/NORTH EUROPE TRADE

JANG APPOINTED PRESIDENT OF HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE

NIT LEAGUE RESPONDS TO OECD REPORT

WTSA SPELLS OUT PROPOSED “MINIMUM RATES”

DOT WANTS MARITIME SECURITY TO START AT CARGO ORIGIN

DOT INSPECTOR GENERAL TO AUDIT TITLE XI LOAN GUARANTEE PROGRAM

ST&R TO PROVIDE JAPAN INDUSTRY REPORT ON CHINA CUSTOMS LEGAL REFORM

CUSTOMS SETS USER FEE DEADLINE

TT CLUB TO EXTEND PRODUCT RANGE

TIACA CALLS FOR CHANGES TO NOISE LEGISLATION

COAST GUARD TO HOLD NAVIGATION SAFETY MEETING

OECD TO GOVERNMENTS: END LINER CONFERENCES’ IMMUNITY

DANISH SHIPOWNERS: INFORMATION KEY TO IMPROVED SECURITY

ALABAMA STATE DOCKS HANDLES 20.5 MILLION TONS IN FISCAL 2001

CONGRESS APPROVES HOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL DREDGE FUNDING

NORTHROP GRUMMAN, NEWPORT NEWS REACH AGREEMENT

FCS LAUNCHES EXPORTVIEW WITH C.H. ROBINSON

UPS CEO ASSURES THAT MARKETS WILL MOVE FORWARD

DOTÆS RSPA EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES SUBMISSION

QUESTOR BUYS $67.5 MILLION OF NEW GEOLOGISTICS STOCK

STBÆS RAIL CONSUMER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM HAS SUCCESSFUL FIRST YEAR

RAILAMERICA ACQUIRES PARKSIERRA, APPOINTS EXECUTIVES

NEWPORT TANK CONTAINERS EXPANDS OPERATIONS IN BRAZIL

MATSON REVISES HAWAII SERVICE

RAKKENES TO STEP DOWN FROM ACL AT END OF 2002

CANADA ADOPTS SHIPPING REFORM

JACOBS BACKS FEFC RATE HIKES

CANADA MARITIME EXPANDS EASTERN EUROPEAN AGENCY NETWORK

GRIMALDI CONFIRMS PURCHASE OF EXTRA SHARES IN ACL

INTERNATIONAL ASSET SYSTEMS INTRODUCES DRAYAGE CONTAINER SYSTEM

WORK BEINGS ON SUGAR DISTRIBUTION FACILITY AT PORT OF BATON ROUGE

PORT OF BRUNSWICKÆS SEPTEMBER RO/RO VOLUME UP 16.5%

FMC CONSIDERS A.S.L. SHIPPING LINESÆ OTI APPLICATION

APHIS EXEMPTS ICELAND FROM HORSE TESTING RULES

ACCORD APPOINTED APHIS ADMINISTRATOR

BXA REVIEWS EFFECTS OF FOREIGN POLICY-BASED EXPORT CONTROLS

PHILIPS AWARDS CONTRACT TO EXEL

DANZAS, CCEWEB FORM PILOT AGREEMENT

EXEL AMEY, ISOTRAK BEGIN ôRAILTIMEö TESTING

GREENBRIER POSTS FISCAL PROFIT DESPITE 4TH-QUARTER LOSS

STB: NO COMPETITIVE CONCERNS WITH CN-IC MERGER IN SECOND YEAR

DAVIES TURNER AIR CARGO OPENS NEW U.K. FACILITY

STRUGGLING ASIA/EUROPE LINES say RATE HIKES ARE “ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY”

MAERSK SEALAND REVIEWS FUTURE OF ASIA/MED/U.S. EAST COAST LINK

ATLANTIC CARRIERS PLAN SLACK-SEASON SHIP WITHDRAWAL PROGRAM

HANJIN TO STOP SENDING TRANSPACIFIC SHIPS TO PORTLAND

ASSANTE APPOINTED PRESIDENT OF P&O’S NEWARK TERMNAL

PORT OF PORTLAND SEES NEED FOR DEEPER CHANNEL

PORT OF SAVANNAH MAINTAINS DOUBLE-DIGIT CONTAINER GROWTH

FMC REVOKES AAA NORDSTARÆS OTI LICENSE

VARSITY LOGISTICS PROVIDES CUSTOMERS WITH FEDEX SUPPORT

SAVI OFFERS APPLICATION TO MANAGE EQUIPMENT

SCHENKER SELECTS GT NEXUS FORWARDER PRIVATE NETWORK

EXPEDITORS 3RD QUARTER NET EARNINGS UP 7%

AVERITT WINS BMW OF NORTH AMERICA CONTRACT

FEDEX FREIGHT APPOINTS THREE EXECUTIVES

PACERÆS 3RD QUARTER NET INCOME DROPS 83%

DANNEBROG REDERI LAUNCHES SPAIN/ITALY SHUTTLE

SEABULK INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTS WITH SEASUPPLIER

OMI CORP. SEES 3RD-QUARTER EARNINGS FALL 66.2%

PORT OF LE HAVRE INVITES BIDDERS FOR “PORT 2000” COMPLEX

HAPAG-LLOYD TAKES DELIVERY OF FIRST 7,200-TEU CONTAINERSHIP

SEABOARD MARINE REPORTS STEADY PROFIT FOR 3RD QUARTER

BRIDGEPOINT ADDS OCEAN SHIPPING CONTRACT MODULE

APHIS LISTS FRANCE, IRELAND FREE OF FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE

APL LOGISTICS APPOINTED TO CHINAÆS SETC BOARD

FEDEX ENHANCES IPD SERVICE OFFERINGS

U.S. TEXTILE PRODUCERS RESIST PLAN TO CUT PAKISTANI IMPORT DUTIES

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY LOWERS EARNINGS PROJECTIONS

MARAD CARGO HANDLING GROUP TO MEET

APL SIGNS $23-MILLION CONTRACT WITH EQUANT

CSX LINES CREATES HORIZON SERVICES GROUP

MAERSK SEALAND NAMES NEW 3,700-TEU SHIP

HYUNDAI CONSIDERS FINANCIAL RESTRUCTURING PLAN

GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY APPOINTS ARMSTRONG IT DIRECTOR

PORT OF BALTIMORE EXPECTS BOOST IN SOUTH AMERICAN CARGO

U.S. SEAPORT SECURITY BILL READY FOR SENATE VOTE

HTFN ADDS THREE AGENTS TO NETWORK

APHIS TO HOLD MEETING ON INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS

IMPORT INDUSTRY OBJECTS TO HIGHER CANADIAN SOFTWOOD LUMBER DUTIES

FREIGHTQUOTE.COM, UNISHIPPERS FORM PARTNERSHIP

UPS ANNOUNCES 2002 RATE CHANGES

SWIFT TRANSPORTATIONÆS NET INCOME DROPS 86%

CP RAILWAY 3RD-QUARTER INCOME UP 3%

DOT’S COLDREN: LIBERALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION WILL OPEN MARKETS

ABA CHAIRMAN SAYS MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS INEVITABLE

ATLAS AIR REPORTS $4.2-MILLION LOSS, COMPLETES POLAR ACQUISITION