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201.www.aramex.com35800
202.www.csa.cz35800
203.www.stuttgart-airport.com35600
204.www.cruisemates.com35500
205.www.carpoolworld.com35400
206.www.luchtvaartnieuws.nl35300
207.www.europcar.fr35200
208.www.bangkokair.com34900
209.www.actransit.org34700
210.www.buseireann.ie34700
211.www.dhl.de34700
212.www.s-bahn-berlin.de34700
213.www.mardep.gov.hk34600
214.www.eurotunnel.com34500
215.www.massport.com34000
216.www.bnsf.com33900
217.www.mexicana.com33600
218.www.cummins.com33300
219.www.parcelforce.com33200
220.www.evaair.com33100
221.www.space-careers.com32900
222.www.irishrail.ie32700
223.www.mobilit.fgov.be32500
224.www.flytap.com32400
225.www.rzd.ru31800
226.www.fltplan.com31700
227.www.aso.com31500
228.www.sas.se31400
229.www.lkw-walter.com31300
230.www.bureauveritas.com31200
231.www.csx.com30700
232.www.copaair.com30700
233.www.rfi.it30600
234.www.sl.se30600
235.www.akeri.se30600
236.www.saudiairlines.com30300
237.www.mta.net30200
238.www.airmalta.com30100
239.www.baa.co.uk30000
240.www.compartir.org29800
241.www.airbaltic.com29800
242.www.itasoftware.com29700
243.www.cityrail.info29400
244.www.aviationjobsearch.com29400
245.www.limos.com29200
246.www.limousines.com29200
247.www.indianrail.gov.in28800
248.moversdirectory.com28700
249.www.hafen-hamburg.de28600
250.news.airwise.com28300
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225. www.rzd.ru

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ОАО "Российские железные дороги."

Description: ОАО РЖД - сведения о структуре и деятельности компании, о реформе. Пассажирские перевозки: расписание поездов, наличие мест, стоимость железнодорожных билетов. Грузовые перевозки: информация об услугах и ж.д. тарифах. Схемы железных дорог. Новости

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Two Telling Charts - TRANQ and BDI
Bruce Pile submits:If you had to pick just two charts to look at in trying to gauge the future of the stock market, you'd be hard pressed to come up with any two much better than the transports without the rails (TRANQ) and the Baltic Dry Index (BDI).The BDI is a measure of actual planned (not speculated) shipping of dry goods and the Nasdaq Transportation Index, almost devoid of the rails, is a measure of what Dow Theory wants it to measure - transportation of goods activity. Why do we want to exclude the rails? Because they have become so heavily levered to commodity transport and commodities have become so heavily levered to the U.S. dollar mess. The transport indexes with a lot of rails look better, but that's just because the poor finances of the U.S. are driving down the dollar and driving up investor demand for commodities - the unprintable money. So to get a more honest look at economic health, it would be good to look at transports with no rails. TRANQ has just one last I checked.Complete Story »
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Toyota: How Giants Stumble
Rick Newman submits:At General Motors, they used to call their surging competitor "Mr. T," as if intimidated by a muscular rival who seemed able to seize market share at will. But Toyota (TM) suddenly looks pretty meek, thanks to a mystifying safety problem that has led to a huge recall, an unprecedented production shutdown, and an ugly dent in a once sterling reputation. This corporate nightmare has mushroomed since last fall, when Toyota recalled about 4 million vehicles because of floor mats with a propensity to slip down into the driver's side foot well, potentially interfering with the pedals and causing sudden acceleration. Now Toyota has recalled an additional 2.3 million vehicles for a problem that sounds similar, but the company says it's different: faulty gas pedals that can stick if they become worn, causing—once again—sudden acceleration.Complete Story »
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General Dynamic Wins $21.8M Deal
Zacks.com submits: General Dynamics Information Technology, a business unit of General Dynamics (GD), has been awarded a five-year, $21.8 million contract to provide support to the new U.S. Navy Air and Missile Defense Command (NAMDC) at Naval Support Facility Dahlgren in Dahlgren, Virginia.Under the contract, General Dynamics will provide its expertise to support fleet unit readiness assessments, training, resource and requirements planning, systems engineering and science and technology experimentation.Complete Story »
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GM Peddling Cars to Investment Bankers
Ockham Research submits: A good business man never lets an opportunity go to waste, at least that’s what GM’s CEO Ed Whitacre believes. As General Motors prepares to emerge from bankruptcy with what will likely be the second largest IPO in history, investment banks drooled over the potential for mega fees from placing shares. However, GM’s Whitacre is really making the banks earn his business, as the banks that are leading the offering were forced to reduce fees by a quarter in order to win the business. This is to be expected, as many of the banks competing for the business would surely drop their fees to court such a large IPO. However, according to Bloomberg, there is something else GM expects from the bankers that is a little less standard in such a situation, Banks were asked to discuss “ideas as to how we can use the IPO to reposition GM and its vehicles within the investment community including your firm’s willingness to reinvest any portion of any underwriting fees into the purchase of GM vehicles for your employees and/or company use.” – Bloomberg.com 7/14/2010Complete Story »
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August Rail Traffic: An Upbeat Economic Indicator
Donald Marron submits:August was a busy month for America’s railroads, according to the Association for American Railroads. Traffic spiked up, as often happens during the month. More importantly, August traffic was 11% higher than a year ago (the same gain as reported in July): Complete Story »
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