November 2002 issue - Vol.3, No.2, 24 pages

   We Mean Business. Illinois Business.
 
 

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Editorial Stories published on Monday, 11/11/02 in the Illinois Business Journal:

• Former military base, now River's Edge, offers commercial opportunities to region
• Insurance, fuel prices and road construction challenge passenger transport companies
• Stay true to objectives and risk comfort level to ride out market, analyst says
• Interest piques in high-speed rail; Illinois looks to California as working model
• U.S. Transportation Command coordinates all movement of people, craft, resources
• Airline's electronic check-in resources reduce time, hassle for professionals
• FedEx partners with military to fly cargo (when and) where it's needed most
• FedEx, Postal Service team on express deliveries, drop-off locations
• During wartime and peacetime, Transportation Command is on sky duty
• High-speed rail could cut 5.5-hour Chicago-St. Louis trip to (only) 2 hours
• Haulers form captives, clients stay loyal to haulers to control insurance costs
• Illinois starts $400 million interstate reconstruction project
• Illinois national focal point for Corps of Discovery's 200th anniversary
• Business use of general aviation can save time, frustration for executive travelers
• Marketers, U.S. Mail reps mutually value each other's business
• Postal Service competes within governmental restrictions
• Rail project funding assists in economic development
• Dixon welcomes up to 300 jobs at new distribution and packaging center