Dedicated terminals an option, House told PSA reviewing strategy, but price is not everything when competing, says Minister Dedicated berths at PSA Corporation terminals in Singapore are being considered as a serious option it was revealed yesterday in Parliament by Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong, who also said PSA is now reviewing its competitive strategy.
MPA sets up $80m fund to boost shipping
Industry group accuses NZ ports of captive pricing
Much done, much to do
Air and Land Transport
S'pore will push to maintain air hub status: Cheow Tong COMPETITION for airport traffic will intensify, but Singapore will improve air links, services and local business and tourism demand to maintain its regional air hub status, Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong told Parliament yesterday.
Dedicated terminals an option, House told PSA reviewing strategy, but price is not everything when competing, says Minister Dedicated berths at PSA Corporation terminals in Singapore are being considered as a serious option it was revealed yesterday in Parliament by Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong, who also said PSA is now reviewing its competitive strategy.
MPA sets up $80m fund to boost shipping
Industry group accuses NZ ports of captive pricing
Much done, much to do
Air and Land Transport
S'pore will push to maintain air hub status: Cheow Tong COMPETITION for airport traffic will intensify, but Singapore will improve air links, services and local business and tourism demand to maintain its regional air hub status, Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong told Parliament yesterday.
P&O to sell logistics British transport group P&O is to sell its Trans European logistics business, after a strategic review concluded it is not able to compete with global rivals. P&O Trans European could fetch about $200 million.
US Airways seeks talks with unions US Airways is set to call for big concessions from labour unions this week as it rushes to forge a comprehensive restructuring that would keep it out of bankruptcy.
Taiwan hopes for China routes Taiwan's president Chen Shui-bian said he might allow private groups like airlines and shipping companies to negotiate with Beijing about opening trade and transport links.
MOL office in Oman Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) opened its new office in Muscat, the capital of the Sultanate of Oman.
Loss for Atlas, Polar 'solid' Atlas Air reported a first quarter 2002 loss of $6.7 million, or $0.17 per share, for the period ended March 31, 2002, compared to a $1.6 million loss, or $.04 a share, in the same period of 2001.
Maersk Delta to deal ECT box blow AP MøLLER'S Rotterdam terminal is poised to snatch a prize contract from rival Hutchison Port Holdings-owned stevedore Europe Combined Terminals.
Carnival stands by Cunard with big UK cruise drive MICKY Arison has effectively scotched speculation that Carnival Corp would be prepared to sell Cunard Line as part of the regulatory price for taking over P&O Princess.
P&O logistics arm up for grabs at £150m P&O is testing the market for an estimated £150m ($217m) sell-off of its European contract logistics and unit load division.
Australia presses China for $13bn LNG contract AUSTRALIAN prime minister John Howard will urge China to award his country a US$13bn contract to supply liquefied natural gas when he visits Beijing this month, writes Sam Chambers.
Feds: Islamic extremists entered U.S. at Miami, Long Beach and Savannah Since March, more than two dozen Islamic extremists have illegally entered the U.S as stowaways on cargo ships, according to a published report.
TSA discriminating against OTIs? Two trade groups accuse carriers in the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement of service contract practices that discriminate against ocean transportation intermediaries.
Teamsters, UPS resume negotiations
Evergreen Transport to acquire Uniglory
Home Depot signs with GT Nexus
P&O denies plan to sell trucking/logistics business
La branche transport de Bils Deroo en redressement judiciaire Le groupe français Bils Deroo (dont le siège est à Waziers dans le Nord) traversse une période très difficile. Son pôle de transport, qui compte quatre sociétés, vient dêtre mis en redressement judiciaire sur décision du Tribunal de Commerce de Douai (Nord). Néanmoins, cette mesure ne remet pas en cause la continuité des services apportés aux clients. Toujours contrôlé financièrement par les descendants des fondateurs (les familles Bils et Deroo), ce groupe est un bon exemple dentreprise régionale ayant connu - en particulier ces dix dernières années - un très fort développement accompagné dune diversification tant technique que géographique. Les problèmes sont essentiellement liés à un manque de liquidités.
Notre préoccupation immédiate et de développer les trafics à Anvers Le groupe PSA Corp fait désormais partie intégrante du paysage portuaire belge. Anvers nest évidemment quune étape dans cette conquête du marché européen de la manutention dans laquelle il sest engagé. Il dispose dun terminal à Voltri, dun autre à Venise, et mettra en service un terminal à Sines (Portugal) dans le courant du deuxième trimestre de 2003. Au cours des 5 dernières années un milliard de dollars de Singapour ont été investis localement et à létranger. Il va sans dire quavec la Hesse Noord Natie, le groupe se taille une position de force dans cette rangée des ports du Nord, plus particulièrement au Benelux. Quelles seront les prochaines étapes en Europe?
P&O voudrait se défaire de sa division logistique Le groupe portuaire, maritime et logistique britannique P&O espère trouver un repreneur pour P&O Trans European, sa division logistique européenne. Cest ce quécrit le Financial Times. Selon le quotidien britannique, le groupe a décidé de se défaire de cette branche suite à une évaluation stratégique des diverses activités. Cette étude aurait démontré que la branche logistique nest pas assez grande pour faire face à la venue de rivaux opérant à une échalle globale.
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