• The simulator, which Schneider launched in mid-2005, pretends that it's assigning freight and gathering orders based on a scenario posed to it by Schneider's analysts.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Mr Tappin, who was the former director of Surrey-based Brooklands International Freight Services, has claimed he was the victim of an FBI sting.

    BBC: Christopher Tappin

  • The former director of Surrey-based Brooklands International Freight Services strongly denied the charges, saying he believed he was exporting batteries for the car industry in the Netherlands.

    BBC: Weapons accused Christopher Tappin to enter guilty plea

  • Tappin, the former director of Surrey-based Brooklands International Freight Services and the former president of Kent Golf Society, had previously denied trying to sell batteries for surface-to-air missiles that were to be shipped from the US to Tehran via the Netherlands, claiming he was the victim of an FBI sting.

    BBC: Christopher Tappin sentenced to 33 months in US arms case

  • Major domestic airlines have based 80 percent of their freight capacities at the Pudong airport, which now ranks No. 3 by cargo turnover, after Hong Kong and Memphis, Tennessee.

    FORBES: FedEx Investing $100 Mln In China

  • Unlike joint ventures, drug makers based abroad can include insurance and freight charges in calculating the baseline for their profit margins.

    ECONOMIST: Pharmaceuticals in China

  • The model can determine the marginal value of hiring ten new drivers who live in central Illinois, say, based on the number of times that freight departs from the Midwest.

    FORBES: Schneider National Uses Data To Survive A Bumpy Economy

  • More than 300, 000 tonnes of freight was flown in and out of the Castle Donington-based airport during 2010.

    BBC: East Midlands Airport reports busy cargo year

  • The Memphis-based company now has three distinct divisions: large ground freight, ground parcels and air express--with newly integrated information systems, sales and billing.

    FORBES: Start the Ground War

  • Contrary to the obvious assumption, rising fuel prices might actually cause the use of ships for freight, as manufacturers reduce fuel use not by shipping things shorter distances, but by relying more heavily on efficient sea freight at the expense of less efficient land- and air-based modes of transport.

    FORBES: A Leader in Efficient Shipping

  • Last month, the STB commissioned a study of competition in the freight rail industry by a third-party research firm, Wisconsin-based Christensen Associates.

    FORBES: All Aboard

  • This puts the Copenhagen-based shipping company on track to post its first annual ever loss in 2009 after container freight rates and volumes dropped in the global downturn.

    FORBES: Europe Lags As Maersk Founders

  • "We're probably the only people in the world selling socks brought in by air freight, " says Sunakoshi Yukio, spokesman for Wix, the Japanese distributor for the New York-based manufacturers.

    CNN: A SOCK TO THE SYSTEM

  • Distrust of the GDP numbers has prompted Capital Economics, a research firm based in London, to create its own proxy of economic activity, which includes electricity output, domestic freight volumes, cargo traffic at ports, passenger transport and floor area under construction.

    ECONOMIST: Is China overstating its true rate of growth?

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