Recession, trade slump create shifts among top carriers
Recession, trade slump create shifts among top carriers
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Focus needed to secure U.S. ports
Focus needed to secure U.S. ports The article "$250M effort to secure ports lags" was disturbing (News, April 15). After 9/11, there were reports about the risk of terrorists smuggling nuclear or biological weapons in one of millions of containers that enter the U.S. each year, including more than 100,000 via the port of Mobile, Ala., in my home state.
$250M effort to secure ports lags
WASHINGTON — A six-year, $250 million anti-terrorism effort to secure the nation's ports is delayed for at least two more years because the government lacks machines to read fingerprint ID cards issued to more than 1 million workers.
Bayonne Bridge Replacement Gains Favor
Bayonne Bridge Replacement Gains Favor
Delaware Renews Höegh Lease at Wilmington
Norwegian car carrier handles exports of General Motors cars and trucks
S.C. Ports Awards Charleston Terminal Contract
Local firm wins $55 million contract to build 280 acre container terminal
MSC Boosts Fleet
Ocean carrier gains market share as rest of industry shrinks capacity
NY/NJ Boxes Dropped Slightly in 2008
Port expects decreased activity through 2009 as global recession slows
U.S. Navy Frees Ship Captain
Snipers bring Indian Ocean standoff to dramatic ending, saving Maersk captain
Short-Sea Shortcomings
Trucking still holds a big edge, but federal incentives and new highway bill could provide a boost
Connecticut dropping plan for feeder service for Northeast corridor
Officials in Connectitut reportedly are preparing to scuttle a proposed barge service that was aimed at taking trucks off the highways between the state and New York and New Jersey.
Read more: Connecticut dropping plan for feeder service for Northeast corridor
Stephen K. Knott
Stephen K. Knott, ILA’s Atlantic Coast District President,
To Receive 2009 Maritime Good Scout Award
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