American Shipper

APL REVIEWS ATALANTIC SLOT-EXCHANGE AGREEMENT WITH MAERSK

GEODIS MOVES BACK INTO THE BLACK

PORT CANAVERAL GETS $214,500 PENALTY FOR TUG FRANCHISE VIOLATIONS

SETTLEMENT ALLOWS PORT OF LOS ANGELES TO OPEN CHINA SHIPPING TERMINAL

APHIS WANTS FOLLOW-UP HEALTH CHECKS AT ANIMAL IMPORT REGIONS

TREASURY DELEGATES CUSTOMS FUNCTIONS TO HOMELAND SECURITY

STONEPATH GROUP COMPLETES $6-MILLION STOCK PLACEMENT

U.S. LAMB IMPORTS RISE, DOMESTIC PRODUCTION FALLS

U.S. CUT FLOWER MARKET STILL TRAMPLED BY IMPORTS

SKYBITZ, FREIGHT TRACKING SERVICE, NAMES WOOD CEO

CANADIAN NATIONAL RELEASES TERMS OF $400-MILLION DEBT OFFERING

INLAND WATERWAY OPERATORS, CONGRESSMEN OPPOSE TAX PROPOSAL

UPS SUSPENDS PLANS TO FURLOUGH PILOTS

IMO, EC ISSUE JOINT STATEMENT ON TANKER ACCIDENTS

MARAD BECOMES MORE ôCUSTOMER FOCUSEDö THROUGH WEB TECHNOLOGY

IMPROVED TERMINALS RESULTS FAILS TO BOLSTER P&O GROUPÆS EARNINGS

KEEGAN: MAINTAIN CURRENT MSP CITIZENSHIP POLICY

P&O NEDLLOYD SETS UP CENTER TO COMPLY WITH 24-HOUR U.S. CUSTOMS RULE

P&O NEDLLOYD’S RESULTS SINK INTO $292-MILLION LOSS

P&O GROUP NAMES WOODS CHIEF EXECUTIVE, STERLING ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT