American Shipper

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

BDP SURVEY SHOWS SHIPPERS ALLOWING TIME FOR MANIFEST COMPLIANCE

U.S. CENSUS RELEASES 2001-2002 EXPORTING COMPANIES PROFILE

GAO ASSESSES TSAÆS FIRST YEAR OF OPERATION

VITRAN POSTS PROFIT FOR 2002

UPSÆS ESKEW BACKS ôFOCUSEDö U.S. POSTAL SERVICE

UPS BEGINS HONG KONG/PHILIPPINES FLIGHTS

CP SHIPS NAMES MASTERS VP OF FAR EAST UNIT

TITAN MARITIME COMPLETES SALVAGE OF ôCAMILLAö

CALIFORNIA PROPOSES NON-TANK VESSEL FEE AND A HIGHER BARREL FEE

MARAD CHIEF PRESSES FOR MORE DIVERSE U.S.-FLAG VESSEL FLEET

EC, EFTA COMPETITION INVESTIGATORS RAID OFFICES OF TANKER COMPANIES