Beijing airport rail link wins accolades A high-speed Beijing airport rail link built in time for the Olympics won kudos from its first batch of passengers who were whisked from the city's gleaming new terminal to downtown in under 20 minutes.
Baltic Dry Index falls on Argentine protests The Baltic Dry Index, a measure of shipping costs for commodities, fell last week as a four-month Argentine farmers' protest curbed Atlantic cargoes.
China, Taiwan eye bigger share of yacht market Fast-moving Asia is vying for a bigger share of the multi-billion-dollar luxury ship market serving the rich and famous.
Captain, 59, takes rap for drugs A 59-YEAR-OLD Croatian master has been sentenced to 14 years in prison in Greece over a contentious verdict of drug smuggling.
Incheon New Port bidding opens INCHEON'S port authority announced today that it has opened the bidding process for constructing six container terminals in the first phase of building Incheon New Port
Tallink issues warning on profits SOARING fuel costs and weak traffic volumes have led to a profit warning from Tallink, the Estonian cruise ferry company
Auditors warn about TMM's viability LOSSES of millions of dollar over the past three years have prompted auditors for the Mexican shipping and logistics giant Grupo TMM to warn that the company's future is in serious jeopardy
Subic starts second building phase HANJIN HI's Subic Bay yard has begun its second construction phase, which will double the number of ships the Philippines facility can build per year
Panama responds to Paris MOU PANAMA has responded with a string of new technical requirements to the move by the Paris MOU to return the world's largest register to its black list
The bill for ballast bugs is $200M INVASIVE aquatic species that get into the Great Lakes in ballast cost the US $200M a year, according to a study of the growing problem
UPDATE: Machinist union threatens action over ILWU contract proposal Longstanding jurisdictional dispute between ILWU and machinists is complicating negotiations for longshore pact.
Suspect in Crowley Jaxport office shooting found dead
Congress calls for better trade enforcement
Maine loses last box service
WTO hits China auto taxes
CN, CP to upgrade Deltaport intermodal operations
COAC meets Aug. 7
EU rejects farm concessions ahead of Doha discussions
Green taxes: are they a rip-off? 'In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.' (Benjamin Franklin, 1789) ' but in today's world we could add 'green taxes' and even 'infrastructure charges' as equal certainties.
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