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Volume 2
Special Edition, 2005
Volume 2, Issue 6
RailAmerica executive to speak at logistics summit
Top government officials to report on state of logistics in Indiana
Speakers for the 2005 Indiana Logistics Summit
August 30, 2005
Volume 2, Issue 5
Katrina to have lasting effects on transportation industry
Governor's trip indicates importance of Far East to Indiana
Drought, rail disruptions create problems in Upper Midwest
Indiana receives 35 percent increase in highway funding
Third-party logistics is wave of future in 'global TDL'
Becton Dickinson to build Midwest warehouse in Plainfield
July 21, 2005
Volume 2, Issue 4
House approves crucial waterway legislation
Indiana speeds up trucking on interstate highways
UPS chairman urges innovation in face of global economy
Intermodal Insights - Supply chain is the new frontier of global business
Epson America moving, expanding Indianapolis warehouse
June 17, 2005
Volume 2, Issue 3
UPS chairman to address Indiana Leadership Summit
Intermodal Insights: RFID is latest watchword in supply chain management
Indianapolis Airport reports solid air cargo growth
CAFTA could provide big benefits for Hoosier economy
May 24, 2005
Volume 2, Issue 2
Canadian rail giants may move Chinese goods through Midwest
Intermodal Insights: Smart-box technology may make containers safer
Maersk and Nedlloyd to combine in $3 billion deal
Indianapolis emerging as Midwest distribution hub
Dollar General latest company to build Indiana warehouse
April 28, 2005
Volume 2, Issue 1
2006 Logistics Directory to be bigger, better than inaugural issue
Indy, Gary, Evansville rank among top MW cities for logistics
China passes Mexico as No. 1 exporter to United States
Intermodal Insights: Short-sea shipping poses solution to transportation congestion
Waterway shipping pays dividends for environment, fuel consumption, safety
Some shippers passing on increased fuel costs to customers
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