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HANJIN PHASES IN 5,750 TEU VESSEL INTO ASIA/EUROPE SERVICE

CMA CGM CONFIRMS PLANS FOR NEW PACIFIC SERVICE WITH CHINA SHIPPING

U.S., CANADA EXPAND HIGH-TECH BORDER PROGRAM

TOP AIRLINE EXECUTIVE TAGUE JOINS UNITED

REPORT: PIRATE ATTACKS HAVE TRIPLED IN A DECADE

MAERSK PAYS RANSOM TO NIGERIAN PIRATES

HAMBURG SUD 2002 RESULTS ôSATISFACTORYö DESPITE EARNINGS DROP

FOREST LINES MAKES CHANGE TO TRANSATLANTIC SERVICE

ANALYSTS WELCOME IMPROVED TRANSPARENCY AT A.P. MOLLER

NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES PREDICTS RETURN TO PROFIT THIS YEAR

CORRECTION: UNITED SHIPPINGÆS 30TH BIANNUAL MEETING JUNE 2-7

JANSSON TO HEAD PHOENIXÆS EUROPEAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

WTO DIRECTOR WARNS OF ôGRIDLOCKö IN DOHA ROUND AGENDA

U.S. CUSTOMS STEPS UP ENFORCEMENT OF 24-HOUR MANIFEST RULE

U.S. GOVERNMENT ISSUES BACKGROUND CHECK REQUIREMENTS FOR HAZMAT DRIVERS

UNITED TO OUTSOURCE CARGO HANDLING

U.S., CANADA SEEK CLOSER TIES IN GREAT LAKES, ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY

EVERGREEN CONSIDERS MOVE TO 8,000-TEU SHIPS

TROPICAL SHIPPING RAISES 1ST-QUARTER OPERATING INCOME BY 39%

WAN HAI ENDS PACIFIC SLOT-CHARTER WITH MAERSK SEALAND