Exceptional charges, rail problems trigger $103-million 3Q loss at CSX
Exceptional charges, rail problems trigger $103-million 3Q loss at CSX
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Exceptional charges, rail problems trigger $103-million 3Q loss at CSX
CNÆs net income up 10%
C.H. Robinson posts double-digit earnings growth
Matson Intermodal renamed Matson Integrated Logistics
Two cranes delivered for Charleston’s Columbus terminal
Volkswagen picks Exel to manage two German parts facilities
Port of Tacoma awards contracts for Evergreen box terminal
U.S. maritime unions say jobs protected with USSM vessel transfer
Ammunition shipment smuggled on LanChile flight
EU transport groups call for more government transport spending
Vancouver port labor dispute nears resolution
EC issues blueprint for 222-billion-euro transport network
AAPA concerned over U.S. port security funding, liability issues
German port operator HHLA takes stake in Russian port
Robert J. Pfeiffer, former chairman of A&B and Matson, dies
Trucking executive presses for railroad assistance
Intermodal association IMMTA sets up Karachi secretariat
European dockers demonstrate against “self-handling”
Report: North American ports to handle 50 millions TEUs by 2010
TSA lines plan further rate increases in 2004
Shippers, logistics providers: 3PL model alive and well
China inland transport suffers roadblocks
Smiths Medical unit signs with Exel in Benelux region
CaribEx Worldwide adds El Salvador center
Menlo Worldwide Technologies offers standalone software
Pacer transfers Los Angeles cartage unit to Pacer Stacktrain
SOCP to meet Oct. 7-8
Dutch forwarder, European ports plan short sea link
OSHA proposes allowing vertical tandem container lifts
Lufthansa invests to handle more pharmaceutical shipments
Los Angeles rail authority issues terrorism report
Manhattan Associates integrates warehouse and transportation systems
ICF adopts restructuring plan to raise profits
Chiquita opens terminal, distribution center at Port Everglades
Pacer Stacktrain expands Mexican service to U.S. Northeast
Stockton becomes powdered milk depot for U.S. food-aid programs
CP Ships revives Portland/north Europe all-water link
New Jersey railroad robbers out of business
U-Freight America moves Illinois office
Birkenstock contracts with UPS to speed special orders
Railroads to build intermodal terminal in Memphis
Sens. ask GAO to check administrationÆs handling of port security
SARS threatens logistics operations, industry executives say
HORIZON SERVICES NAMES KESSLER CEO, PRESIDENT
UNITED TO OUTSOURCE CARGO HANDLING
U.S. SETS 2003 TARIFF-RATE QUOTA FOR IMPORTED TUNA
SINOTRANS SHIPPING AGENCY OPENS ARIZONA OPERATIONS CENTER
RAIL PROFITS FALL, TERMINAL PROFITS RISE AT CSX IN 1ST QUARTER
FMC REVIEWS 12 OTI APPLICATIONS
MARAD OPENS VISA ENROLLMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2004
EC APPROVES FRANCE’S INTERMODAL SUBSIDY PROGRAM
CP SHIPS ADDS CANADA MARITIME TO ASIA/CANADA LINK
MATSON APPOINTS FOREST SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
C.H. ROBINSON SEES DOUBLE-DIGIT EARNINGS GROWTH
CNÆS FIRST-QUARTER NET INCOME BENEFITS FROM CHARGE
MATSON SEES PROFIT RECOVERY IN FIRST QUARTER
CANADA EASES RULES ON CLEARING SPLIT MARITIME SHIPMENTS
FORMER CP SHIPS EXECUTIVE HALLIDAY JOINS CMA CGM
MARAD APPROVES AMERICAN SHIP MANAGEMENT MSP VESSEL TRANSFER
EC OUTLINES MEASURES ON SHORT SEA SHIPPING, STANDARD DOMESTIC CONTAINERS
INTERNATIONAL WAREHOUSE LOGISTICS ASSOCIATION APPOINTS OWEN PRESIDENT
P&O PORTS EXPANDS STAKE IN PORT OF MIAMI TERMINAL OPERATOR
SCHNEIDER NATIONAL NAMES AURIG VP, REGIONAL SALES
U.S. CUSTOMS READY TO RAMP UP C-TPAT VALIDATION PROGRAM
SHANE APPROVED FOR SENIOR DOT POLICY POSITION
EGL GLOBAL LOGISTICS OPENS FACILITY IN ABERDEEN
U.S.-FLAG VESSEL INDUSTRY WANTS CARGO PREFERENCE UPHELD IN IRAQI WAR
TEXAS-CUBA TRADE ALLIANCE TO HOLD MEETING MAY 14-15
NYK LOGISTICS (EUROPE) ACQUIRES TTG-EDAM
FMC REVIEWS 16 OTI LICENSE APPLICATIONS, REVOKES 29 LICENSES
MARKS & SPENCER SIGNS EXEL TO MANAGE SEVEN U.K. WAREHOUSES
U.S. AIR FORCE USES RADIO FREQUENCY TECHNOLOGY TO TRACK AIR CARGO
PORT OF SAVANNAH TOPS 1 MILLION TEUS
BEST BUY PICKS STONEPATH FOR TIME-DEFINITE DISTRIBUTION
AIR TRANSPORT INDUSTRY MONITORS NEW CARGO SECURITY RULES
HOUSTON TO GET DIRECT ASIAN CONTAINER SERVICE AGAIN
DEPENDABLE AUTO SIGNS WITH HORIZON SERVICES TO MANAGE SHIPMENTS
COAC PROPOSES SHORTER TIMELINES FOR ADVANCE MANIFEST FILING
HOME DEPOT PICKS USCO TO MANAGE OVERFLOW PROGRAM
DOT RELEASES STATE FREIGHT DATA
TACA RAISES EASTBOUND RATES, U.S. INLAND FUEL SURCHARGE
EC CLEARS PORT IT VENTURE OF MAERSK DATA AND EUROGATE
FAMOUS PACIFIC SHIPPING APPOINTS GERMAN AGENT
SC JOHNSON PICKS EXEL TO MANAGE AEROSOL FACILITY IN CHILE
PACIFIC CARRIERS CONFIRM PLAN TO RAISE WESTBOUND REEFER RATES
SINOTRANS PICKS BNSF, NORFOLK SOUTHERN FOR U.S. SERVICE
SKYBITZ, FREIGHT TRACKING SERVICE, NAMES WOOD CEO
SUN MICROSYSTEMS EXTENDS EXEL CONTRACT
LONG BEACH JOINS EFFORT TO REDUCE TRUCK CONGESTION
PACER STACKTRAIN BEGINS TWO U.S./MEXICO FREIGHT SERVICES
MAERSK DATA AND EUROGATE IT START SOFTWARE-MARKETING VENTURE
CSX, CARLYLE GROUP COMPLETE SALE OF CSX LINES
NTDA STUDY: MSP REMAINS ôLINCHPINö FOR U.S. MILITARY
PORT OF LONG BEACH BACKS OFF-PEAK HOURS SCHEME
CUSTOMS BROKER PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGING PENALTY NOTICE
WINTER STORM HURTS RAIL FREIGHT TRAFFIC
CSX CORP. MOVES HEADQUARTERS TO JACKSONVILLE
TACOMA SEES 35-PERCENT JUMP IN INTERMODAL YARD TRAFFIC
MARAD EXTENDS VOLUNTARY INTERMODAL SEALIFT AGREEMENT
FMCSA EXTENDS TIME TO ADDRESS INTERMODAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE