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Challenges filed to stop CN’s short line buy Jan 7, 2009

A Chicago suburb has filed an appeal of the U.S. Surface Transportation Board's decision approving Canadian National's takeover of the Elgin, Joliet and Eastern (EJ&E) Railway.    The Village of Barrington filed the appeal with the U.S. Court Of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, and also filed a stay of petition with the STB in an att...

Con-way settles CF pensions dispute Jan 7, 2009

Con-way Inc. has agreed to settle a dispute with the Central States multiemployer pension fund for $8 million, the freight transportation conglomerate said last week in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.    Central States had sought $662 million in unfunded pension liability related to the closure of Consolidated Freightways Corp. ...

Hanjin Group forges Air Silk Road deal with Uzbekistan authorities Jan 6, 2009

HANJIN Group, Korea's global logistics company providing air, sea and land transport, is leading the project to create a central Asian logistics hub in Uzbekistan. Under the deal, Hanjin Group will work with the Uzbekistan government to lay the foundation for turning Navoi Airport into a logistics hub from 2009 to 2013, said a company statement. T...

Customs publishes AES penalty guidelines Jan 6, 2009

U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Friday posted penalty guidelines, effective Feb. 1, for enforcing recent Census Bureau rules requiring exporters and forwarders to electronically file export declarations before cargo is loaded on a transport conveyance.    The regulation requiring use of the Automated Export System, or the Web-based AESDirect, an...

UTi taps UPS executive as CEO Jan 6, 2009

UTi Worldwide said it has appointed UPS executive Eric W. Kirchner as its new chief executive officer, effective about Jan. 19.    Kirchner also will become a member of UTi's board of directors.    He succeeds Roger I. MacFarlane, one of the company's original founders. MacFarlane, 63, will serve in a transitional role through April, at which time...

USDA: Containerized grain volumes slip Jan 6, 2009

With plunging bulk shipping rates, grain shipments by container to Asia began to show some weakness late last year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.       Although statistics are delayed several months, the Jan. 1 edition of the USDA's weekly grain transportation report said September 2008 grain shipments to Asia were down 13 percent f...

Richardson out as Commerce nominee Jan 6, 2009

President-elect Barack Obama is without a Commerce Secretary designate.    New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson withdrew his name his nomination over the weekend due to an ongoing federal investigation of political ties to a company that received contracts from his administration, according to news reports.    Obama accepted Richardson's resignation af...

Steelmakers see infrastructure plan as savior Jan 6, 2009

The U.S. steel industry, having gone from boom to bust in a matter of months, is now counting on a massive government economic rescue plan heavily weighted toward infrastructure spending to help recover, according an article in Saturday's New York Times.    Steel would be a key component for repairing or building bridges, school buildings, water ...

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