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ILWU, WEST COAST PORT EMPLOYERS CONCLUDE 6-YEAR LABOR AGREEMENT

WTS AGENCIES BIDS TO ACT AS MANIFEST CLEARINGHOUSE FOR NVOs

NATIONAL CARGO BUREAU OBSERVES 50TH ANNIVERSARY

PORT OF HAMBURG EXPECTS TO TOP 5 MILLION TEUS

UNION OFFICIAL SEES OPTIMISM FOR ILWU-PMA SETTLEMENT

KUEHNE & NAGEL TO ADD ALTENWERDER WAREHOUSE

NIT LEAGUE ELECTS PELLINGTON CHAIRMAN

JUDGE TELLS PMA, ILWU TO ôBE RESPONSIVEö TO JUSTICE CONCERNS

STONIER MANAGEMENT FORMS VEXURE, NEW PARENT COMPANY

PLEXTOR PICKS EXEL AS EUROPEAN SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNER

NYK’s GROUP PROFITS FALL DESPITE LOGITICS BOOM

INTERNATIONAL PAPER EXPANDS EXELÆS CONTRACT TO COVER WAREHOUSE SYSTEM

CANADIAN NATIONAL LAUNCHES INTEGRATED INTERMODAL PROCESS

MAGEE SUCCEEDS SHEA AT SEA STAR

EC TO ATTACK LINK BETWEEN TRANSPORT GROWTH AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

EXEL NAMES HERBERTSON DIRECTOR OF STRATEGY

IANA REPORTS THIRD-QUARTER GROWTH IN ALL TRANSPORT MODES

INTERNATIONAL WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS ASSOCIATION MOVES HEADQUARTERS

BDP SURVEY: SHIPPERS MAKE CONTINGENCY PLANS FOR WEST COAST SHIPMENTS

COSCO DEVELOPS ASIAN INTERMODAL LINKS VIA QINGDAO

TRANSPACIFIC CARRIERS REAFFIRM NEED FOR HIGHER WESTBOUND RATES

MEDIATOR CALLS ONE-WEEK RECESS IN WEST COAST PORTS TALKS

MARAD: INTERMODAL ACCESS TO U.S. PORTS ôGOOD ENOUGH FOR NOWö

PMA REDRAFTS ILWU PENSION PROPOSAL

NEWROADS BUYS APL DIRECT LOGISTICS

INTERCONTAINER BECOMES A JOINT STOCK COMPANY

ILWU: PMA, UNION REACH TENTATIVE AGREEMENT ON TECHNOLOGY ISSUE

ILWU RESPONDS TO PMAÆS COMPLAINT TO JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

FMC RECEIVES $775,000 IN COMPROMISE AGREEMENTS

PMA SAYS COMPLAINT TO JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WAS VALID

MENLO WORLDWIDE OPENS REGIONAL LOGISTICS HUB IN SINGAPORE

CORRECTION: CSXI THIRD-QUARTER OPERATING INCOME $39 MILLION

UP POSTS RECORD THIRD-QUARTER RESULTS

C.H. ROBINSON SEES STRONG THIRD-QUARTER GAINS

REAL ESTATE GAINS BOLSTER CSXÆS THIRD-QUARTER RESULTS

MATSON SEES NEGATIVE IMPACT OF U.S. WEST COAST DISPUTE

PMA FORWARDS PORT PRODUCTIVITY REPORTS TO JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

FORWARDING LOSSES DRAG DOWN USFREIGHTWAYS EARNINGS

DROUGHT WITHERS CNÆS EARNINGS GROWTH

NORFOLK SOUTHERN POSTS STRONG RESULTS

PORT OF SAVANNAH POSTS RECORD AUGUST FOR CONTAINERS

SLOWDOWNS CONTINUE AT MAJOR WEST COAST PORTS

VARSITY, IBS PARTNER TO DELIVER INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS

PITNEY BOWES PICKS DANZAS FOR SUPPLY CHAIN SERVICES

FLORIDA EXPRESS CARRIERS ENDS REGIONAL LONG-HAULING

HUB GROUP COMPLETES AMENDED FINANCING

BNSF THIRD-QUARTER EARNINGS OFF

MTMC TIGHTENS CONTAINER DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS

ILWU LOCAL 13 FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST PMA

FEDERAL MEDIATOR TO RESUME PMA/ILWU NEGOTIATIONS

INTERCONTAINER ADDS ITALY/ROMANIA INTERMODAL LINK

EXEL CONTRACTS WITH EDDIE BAUER

J.B. HUNT SEES BETTER 3RD-QUARTER EARNINGS

BNSF OPENS CHICAGO LOGISTICS PARK

WEST COAST PORTS SAY CARGO IS MOVING DESPITE PARTIAL LABOR SHIFTS

WEST COAST PORT LOCKOUT HIT U.S. INTERMODAL VOLUMES

AEROTERM EXPANDS INTO SOUTH FLORIDA

CANADA/ASIA CARRIERS PLAN RATE HIKES FOR 2003-2004 CONTRACTS

BNSF RESUMES INTERMODAL SERVICES FROM WEST COAST

TACA PLANS TO IMPOSE WEST COAST PORT CONGESTION SURCHARGE

PMA ORDERS LABOR FOR NIGHT SHIFT, ILWU CRIES COLLUSION

DAVIES TURNER EXPANDS U.K. FREIGHT NETWORK

PMA HOLDS FIRM FOR TAFT-HARTLEY, SAYS ILWU BID FOR A 30-DAY CONTRACT EXTENSION ISN’T ENOUGH

BUSH SEEKS INJUNCTION TO REOPEN WEST COAST PORTS

PMA, ILWU EXCHANGE FIRE OVER FAILED NEGOTIATIONS

BOARD OF INQUIRY TO REPORT TODAY ON U.S. WEST COAST LABOR DISPUTE

CONNIE AWARDS GO TO LARRABEE, GLASS

U.S. WEST COAST PORTS RESUME WORK FOR HAWAII, ALASKA SHIPMENTS ONLY

TOTE, ILWU RESTORE OCEAN SHIPPING SERVICES TO ALASKA

MEDIATION TALKS CONTINUE WITH ILWU, PMA

DOT INTRODUCES DATABASE OF FREIGHT ANALYSIS

ILWU, PMA ACCEPT FEDERAL MEDIATOR

ILWU CANCELS TALKS, COALITION CALLS FOR BUSH TO INTERVENE

WATERFRONT COALITION ASKS BUSH TO INTERVENE IN WEST COAST PORT IMPASSE

WEST COAST PORTS LOCKOUT CONTINUES; ILWU WALKS OUT OF MEETING

RAILROADS EMBARGO OCEAN CONTAINER TRANSPORT IN WEST COAST PORTS

PMA REINSTATES LOCKOUT OF DOCKWORKERS

DOT SETS NEW REGULATIONS FOR SECURING TRUCKED FREIGHT

LABOR TENSIONS RISE ON WEST COAST AS PMA CONSIDERS SHUTDOWN OF PORTS

PROVIA INTRODUCES WINDOWS 2000 VERSION OF SOFTWARE

ILWU SAYS TALKS ARE RECESSED

SHORT LINE RAILROADS ENCOURAGED TO APPLY FOR RRIF LOANS

MARAD PROMOTES NEED FOR NEW GENERATION OF MARINERS

ILWU REJECTS CONTRACT EXTENSION, SAYS ALL IS QUIET

NCBFAA TAKES CASE AGAINST ADVANCE MANIFEST RULING TO CONGRESS

DANZAS STEPS UP INTERMODAL OPERATIONS

KUEHNE & NAGEL BUYS COSTA RICAN FREIGHT FORWARDER

TIBBETT & BRITTEN SIGNS REMINGTON UNIT IN U.K.

COLUMBIA COASTAL JOINS MARADÆS VISA PROGRAM

TSA LINES PLAN RATE HIKES, PROVISIONS FOR 2003-2004 CONTRACTS

PMA BOARD MEETS AS DELAYS CONTINUE

PMA SCOLED ILWU FOR ALLEGED WORK SLOWDOWN AT LONG BEACH TERMINAL

PSA LAUNCHES ADEN DISTRIPARK

SSA, PMA WEATHER ILWU BLAST

ILWU, PMA REACH TENTATIVE EMISSIONS ACCORD

ECONOCARIBE OPENS TERMINAL IN CHARLOTTE

STARK NAMED PRESIDENT, COO OF WEBER DISTRIBUTION

EXEL EXTENDS RESOLUTION RESINS CONTRACT

GAO CALLS FOR ôSYSTEMATICö PLAN FOR MARITIME TRANSPORT INVESTMENTS

PMA SAYS TALKS WITH ILWU ARE PROGRESSING