Revue de la Presse

Index Revue de la Presse
Septembre 2001

	28/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	28/09/2001	Rough waters ahead for shipping industry (The Daily Star On line)
	28/09/2001	Calls for price stability amid rising tension (South China Morning Post)
	27/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	27/09/2001	Shipowners cry foul (Sched Net)
	27/09/2001	Antwerp port may regulate rates when PSA takes major control (Shipping Times)
	27/09/2001	PIA flooded with bookings for air cargo (DAWN)
	26/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	26/09/2001	Lloyd's estimates £1.2bn losses (The Times)
	26/09/2001	Global Recession Near, Some Economists Say (The Washington Post)
	26/09/2001	Slowdown slashes 9pc from exports (South China Morning Post)
	25/09/2001	Crude oil rises again, OPEC wants to keep basket at $25 (The Bunker Bulletin)
	25/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	25/09/2001	Protect Our Oil Supply (The Washington Post)
	25/09/2001	HHI seen applying for separation from Hyundai in Oct. (The Korea Herald)
	25/09/2001	Industry braces for logistics slowdown (EBN)
	24/09/2001	Marine cargo insurance premiums on trips to Israel to rise dramatically (Globes - Israel's Business Arena)
	24/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	24/09/2001	Kværner on brink of bankruptcy (Aftenposten Interaktiv)
	24/09/2001	EU looks for talks on 'aviation area' with America (The Times)
	24/09/2001	Domestic shipbuilding industry short of manpower (The Korea Herald)
	24/09/2001	OPEC expected to keep crude output steady as signs of recession increase (China Daily)
	24/09/2001	Sydney Airport sale deferred (Herald Sun)
	24/09/2001	Congress Passes $15 Billion Airline Bailout (The Washington Post)
	21/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	21/09/2001	Deal Near On Federal Help for Airlines (The Washington Post)
	21/09/2001	Asia transport hit by higher costs post-attacks (The Star Online)
	21/09/2001	War risk premiums hit Pakistan commodity shipments (Business Recorder)
	21/09/2001	Indian shipping rates seen rising on war worries (Business Recorder)
	21/09/2001	China Merchants flagship gains $1.1b ports (South China Morning Post)
	20/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	20/09/2001	US 'list' bars seafarers of most Islamic states (Shipping Times)
	19/09/2001	Port productivity not up to scratch' (Business Day)
	19/09/2001	Atomic Submarines as Transport Ships (SeaNews)
	19/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	19/09/2001	Trucking Officials Worried (The Washington Post)
	19/09/2001	Kværner caught in financial crisis (Aftenposten Interaktiv)
	19/09/2001	European airlines may seek state financial assistance (Shipping Times)
	19/09/2001	China's oil policy unaffected by attacks (China Daily)
	19/09/2001	Al Saudia places embargo on cargo booking from Pakistan; Emirates withdraws special 30 percent discount (Business Recorder)
	18/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	18/09/2001	Shipowners fear slump as premiums rise 1,000% (The Guardian)
	18/09/2001	Container traffic to go up 2-fold by 2005 (Business Times - Malaysia)
	17/09/2001	Crude continues its jitters in nervous market (The Bunker Bulletin)
	17/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	17/09/2001	Airports Slowly Regain Travelers (The Washington Post)
	17/09/2001	Rise in container use helps ports to weather downturn (Business Times - Malaysia)
	17/09/2001	Truck makers negotiate on JV (China Daily)
	16/09/2001	Despite fast ferry failures, entrepreneurs remain hopeful (The Miami Herald)
	16/09/2001	Post Office resumes shipping of foreign packages; warns of delays (The Kansas City Star)
	14/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	14/09/2001	Airlines Back In Service, but Troubles Grow (The Washington Post)
	14/09/2001	Terrorism takes toll on many industries (USA TODAY)
	14/09/2001	ADB trims expectations of growth (South China Morning Post)
	14/09/2001	Airport bidders gain more time (South China Morning Post)
	13/09/2001	Tighter Airport Security Will Slow Business Fliers (The New York Times)
	13/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	13/09/2001	Companies Nationwide Try to Operate Despite Odds (The New York Times)
	13/09/2001	Reliving the Andrea Doria Collision, From Dry Land (The New York Times)
	13/09/2001	Pressure mounts for smaller shipping lines to merge (Business Times - Malaysia)
	13/09/2001	Mombasa 'Will Lose' Business to Dar Port (The East African)
	12/09/2001	The future of air travel (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
	12/09/2001	Germany's HDW and Hellenic Shipyards due to start talks on Friday (Kathimerini)
	12/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	12/09/2001	Terror Feeds Recession Fear (The Washington Post)
	12/09/2001	Already weak airlines stand to lose billions (USA TODAY)
	11/09/2001	All flights stopped nationwide (CNN)
	11/09/2001	Asian markets open in shock (CNN)
	11/09/2001	International flight network crippled by disaster (Financial Times)
	11/09/2001	Crude gains $3 as World Trade Center towers collapse (The Bunker Bulletin)
	11/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	11/09/2001	Evergreen Investigates BENELUX Terminal (MaritimeToday.com)
	11/09/2001	Airport considers cargo base options (South China Morning Post)
	11/09/2001	PTP confident of achieving target of 2m TEUs for 2001 (Business Times - Malaysia)
	10/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	10/09/2001	Hutchison on verge of US$1b China deal (South China Morning Post)
	10/09/2001	Seamen face low pay, harsh work conditions (The Manila Times)
	07/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	07/09/2001	Liner trade braces for slow-down (portsworld.com)
	07/09/2001	Chamber of Shipping deplores 'paralysis' of container terminal (The Daily Star On line)
	07/09/2001	Govt sets up National Shipping Board (Exim India)
	06/09/2001	Cruise line pays Alaska $55,000 in air quality case (Marine Log)
	06/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	06/09/2001	Gov't takes bold steps to boost relations with mainland (China Post)
	06/09/2001	No regrets for Tampa captain (The Sydney Morning Herald)
	06/09/2001	Singapore's maritime industry will still make waves (The Straits Times)
	06/09/2001	Cross-strait deal sparks stock surge (South China Morning Post)
	05/09/2001	Two ships grounded as gale force winds, heavy rains batter Cape Town (Alabama Live)
	05/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	05/09/2001	Patrols in Malacca straits intensified (The Star Online)
	04/09/2001	L'UE tente d'ouvrir le marché chinois des transports maritimes (La Tribune)
	04/09/2001	British Airways cuts 1,800 jobs (BBC News)
	04/09/2001	Russia's foreign trade turnover stands at $81.7 billion over 7 months (Pravda)
	04/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	04/09/2001	Boat people set sail for PNG (Herald Sun)
	04/09/2001	Le boum du tourisme fluvial se confirme sur le Rhône et la Saône (Les Echos)
	03/09/2001	Russia and China sign Memorandum of railway traffic cooperation (Pravda)
	03/09/2001	*BRIEFS*
	03/09/2001	Court lifts injunction - boatpeople to sail to PNG (The Sydney Morning Herald)
	03/09/2001	Airlines predict slow growth in Asian sector (China Post)
	03/09/2001	Shipping in deep waters (Athens News)
	03/09/2001	OPEC inclined to cut output again (USA TODAY)
	03/09/2001	Port Privatisation Starts Next Month (allAfrica.com)
	02/09/2001	Exports Down for 6th Month (The Digital Chosun)