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JUDGE TELLS PMA, ILWU TO ôBE RESPONSIVEö TO JUSTICE CONCERNS

INDUSTRY GROUPS PRAISE CONGRESS FOR PASSING PORT SECURITY BILL

STONIER MANAGEMENT FORMS VEXURE, NEW PARENT COMPANY

PLEXTOR PICKS EXEL AS EUROPEAN SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNER

SCHOUPPE TO STEP DOWN FROM ABX LOGISTICS

BUSH ADMINISTRATION SENDS LOY NOMINATION TO SENATE

DIVERS CHECK HULL OF LNG TANKER RAMMED BY U.S. SUBMARINE

MITSUI O.S.K. LINESÆ FIRST-HALF PROFIT FALLS

NYK’s GROUP PROFITS FALL DESPITE LOGITICS BOOM

PORT SECURITY LEGISLATION SAILS THROUGH CONGRESS

EC CLEARS “REVISED TACA,” CONTINUES REVIEW OF LINES’ ANTITRUST EXEMPTION

SWISS SHIPPERS SETTLE U.S. CHARGES FOR ATTEMPTED ILLEGAL EXPORTS TO IRAN

U.S. CHAMBER ENDORSES U.S./AUSTRALIA FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT

“K” LINE REPORTS LOWER HALF-YEAR PROFIT

SCOTT NAMES EXEL AS LEAD LOGISTICS PROVIDER

P&O PORTS’ BOX VOLUME UP 28 PERCENT IN 3RD-QUARTER

THIRD-QUARTER LOSS WIDENS TO $67 MILLION AT P&O NEDLLOYD

PORT OF BOSTON CONFORMS START OF DIRECT CONTAINER SERVICE TO ASIA

PORT AUTHORITY OF N.Y./N.J. RAISES $325 MILLION IN BONDS

JACKSONVILLE PORT AUTHORITY APPOINTS REPRESENTATIVE IN SOUTH KOREA