Rolls-Royce Marine bags £100m worth of orders in Q4 [SINGAPORE] Rolls-Royce Marine has reported a surge in orders for offshore service and cable-laying vessels during the final months of 2000 with over '100 million (S$256.38 million) orders during the last quarter alone.
Yang Ming, K Line revamp Pacific services
US dotcom sued over unpaid bills
Air and Land Transport
Boeing in good shape to cope with US recession [LONDON] Boeing Co is in good shape to cope with a moderate US recession, the aircraft builder's chief financial officer (CFO) said.
China tightens rules on outbound tourism to stem forex outflow
Korean Air to pay Shanghai families over crash
SAirGroup to merge units AOM, Air Liberte
Features
India's quake-hit shipments may resume this week [SINGAPORE] ASIAN feed wheat suppliers, unsure of operations at India's quake-hit port of Kandla, are planning shipments to the Philippines from the nearby Mundhra port this week, regional traders said on Monday.
Rolls-Royce Marine bags £100m worth of orders in Q4 [SINGAPORE] Rolls-Royce Marine has reported a surge in orders for offshore service and cable-laying vessels during the final months of 2000 with over '100 million (S$256.38 million) orders during the last quarter alone.
Yang Ming, K Line revamp Pacific services
US dotcom sued over unpaid bills
Air and Land Transport
Boeing in good shape to cope with US recession [LONDON] Boeing Co is in good shape to cope with a moderate US recession, the aircraft builder's chief financial officer (CFO) said.
China tightens rules on outbound tourism to stem forex outflow
Korean Air to pay Shanghai families over crash
SAirGroup to merge units AOM, Air Liberte
Features
India's quake-hit shipments may resume this week [SINGAPORE] ASIAN feed wheat suppliers, unsure of operations at India's quake-hit port of Kandla, are planning shipments to the Philippines from the nearby Mundhra port this week, regional traders said on Monday.
Rolls-Royce Marine bags £100m worth of orders in Q4 [SINGAPORE] Rolls-Royce Marine has reported a surge in orders for offshore service and cable-laying vessels during the final months of 2000 with over '100 million (S$256.38 million) orders during the last quarter alone.
Yang Ming, K Line revamp Pacific services
US dotcom sued over unpaid bills
Air and Land Transport
Boeing in good shape to cope with US recession [LONDON] Boeing Co is in good shape to cope with a moderate US recession, the aircraft builder's chief financial officer (CFO) said.
China tightens rules on outbound tourism to stem forex outflow
Korean Air to pay Shanghai families over crash
SAirGroup to merge units AOM, Air Liberte
Features
India's quake-hit shipments may resume this week [SINGAPORE] ASIAN feed wheat suppliers, unsure of operations at India's quake-hit port of Kandla, are planning shipments to the Philippines from the nearby Mundhra port this week, regional traders said on Monday.
FreightWise.com suspends operations In a surprise move, the online multi-modal marketplace, which had the backing of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Rwy. and GE, has closed its doors. Does it signal the beginning of the end for more transportation dot-coms?
Bush to open borders to Mexican trucks The administration reversed Clinton policy that barred Mexican trucks due to safety concerns, and came on the same day that a trade panel ruled that the U.S. violated Nafta by barring Mexican trucks from its roads.
FedEx Ground adds 85 cities to home delivery network To meet increasing demand for the residential-only delivery service, the new terminals mark the company's largest single-day facility expansion..
BXA to probe steel imports The Bureau of Export Administration has opened an investigation into the effect of imported iron ore and steel products on national security.
Bush OKs open borders to Mexican trucks
Record container volume at Port of Vancouver
UPS Logistics wins new contract with Sprint PCS
P&O Ports North America relocates to Iselin, NJ
Alitalia chief Cempella resigns
Port safety guide developed by Coast Guard
UTU president Charles Little resigns; Byron Boyd assumes position
Insurer raises liability limit on oil spills
Emery schedules trade seminars
Taiwan breaks ground on logistics center at Kaohsiung
Canada seeks to shift marine cargo liability cases to courts
Le sort de Sabena est entre les mains de ses pilotes Après un mouvement d’humeur qui a tout de même entraîné la suppression d’une cinquantaine de vols européens - un acte irresponsable et injustifié dans les circonstances actuelles - les négociations ont repris hier après-midi entre la direction et la BeCA qui regroupe une grosse partie des pilotes de la Sabena. On espérait une issue positive en vue de l’assemblée générale des actionnaires du SAirGroup à Zurich ce jeudi.
Paccar enregistre le deuxième meilleur résultat de son histoire Le groupe américain Paccar, représentant les marques de camions Kenworth, Peterbilt, DAF et Foden, offrant des services financiers et distribuant des composants de camions, a vu baisser l’an dernier son CA ainsi que son bénéfice net par rapport à 1999, qui était toutefois une année record. Le marché nord-américain des poids lourds a connu un sérieux recul durant la seconde moitié de l’année. Mais le niveau record sur le marché européen a tout de même permis au groupe d’enregistrer le deuxième résultat de son histoire.
Alken-Maes construit un centre de distribution à Waarloos Dans le cadre de son plan quinquennal, le groupe Alken-Maes a décidé de centraliser la production de bière et les activités d’enfûtage à Alken. Cela signifie que la production sera interrompue à Waarloos. Le quartier général restera cependant fixé sur ce site, où un centre de distribution sera en outre érigé. La surface restante est vouée à devenir une zone PME.
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