American Shipper

CANADIAN FREIGHT CONFERENCES TO RAISE EASTBOUND RATES

A.P. MOLLER TO REPORT SHIPPING PROFITS BEFORE SPECIAL ITEMS FOR 2002

FRONTLINE FALLS INTO THE RED WITH $7 MILLION 2002 LOSS

MAERSK SEALAND ADDS INDIAN PORT TO U.S. WEST COAST LINK

PSA PORT GROUP TO PAY COMPENSATION TO LAID-OFF WORKERS

ALGECIRAS TOPPED 2.2-MILLION TEU TRAFFIC IN 2002

WTO SEES SUPPORT FOR POTENTIAL TRADE FACILITATION NEGOTIATION

NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY PORT AUTHORITY SETS $5-BILLION FISCAL 2003 BUDGET

BARGE EXPLOSION ROCKS STATEN ISLAND

U.S. CUSTOMS OFFERS NEW PHONE NUMBER FOR 24-HOUR RULE CONFERENCE CALL

U.S. CUSTOMSÆ CSI OPERATIONAL IN BREMERHAVEN, HAMBURG

AIRNET SYSTEMS REPORTS FOURTH-QUARTER LOSS

LUFTHANSA CUTS EUROPEAN CAPACITY, EXPENSES

HALLIDAY LEAVES CP SHIPS

MOL REPORTS NEAR 100% COMPLIANCE WITH 24-HOUR RULE FROM SHIPPERS

STOLT-NIELSEN ALSO UNDER ANTITRUST INVESTIGATION IN U.S.

RENAMED WATERFRONT COALITION PROPOSES EXTENDED PORT GATE HOURS

TSA PORT GRANTS TOTAL $13.5 MILLION FOR TWO STATES

FMC REVOKES TWO OTI LICENSES

U.S. CUSTOMS EXTENDS POST ENTRY AMENDMENT PROCESSING TEST