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BAY AREA GLOBAL AIR FREIGHT FALLS

SAN FRANCISCO – 01/07/08 – Exports declined at the three airports in the San Francisco Bay Area in the third quarter, reports Air Cargo Magazine.

Export value through San Francisco International Airport fell approximately 5%, according to a report from the Bay Area World Trade Center quoted in the publication.

Exports through Oakland and San Jose airports declined as well, as, regionally, air imports were down about 12%.
A 60% increase in the cost of jet fuel has affected both domestic and international air freight was cited as a major cause of the drop in air freight activity.

In contrast, San Francisco Bay Area seaports saw the value of exports grow $3.2 billion or 31%.Third quarter seaport vessel weight was up 27%, while imports at the eight maritime ports remained flat.

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CANADIAN FIRM SNAGS AIRPORT PROJECT

SACRAMENTO – 08/11/08 – Canadian transportation multi-national Bombardier has snagged a $29.8 million contract to design, supply and install an automated people mover system at Sacramento International Airport; the automatic train system will transport airline passengers between a ticket terminal and security checkpoints and airline gates at a new Terminal B and, eventually, to Terminal A.


LOMBARD INVESTS $15 MIL IN TAIWAN MANUFACTURER

SAN FRANCISCO – 07/11/08 – Bay Area-based Lombard Investments Inc.
has said it will invest $15 million in Taiwan-based San Shing Fastech
Corporation, a major manufacturer of high quality automotive fastener systems; San Shing said it will use the proceeds to expand its product line and enter new markets.


SECTOR 9 ACQUIRED BY AUSTRALIAN COMPANY

SAN DIEGO – 07/03/08 – Sector 9, a major player in the international skateboard industry, has been acquired by Australia-based Billabong International; the US skateboard company, founded in 1994, is considered a market leader in the design and manufacture of long boards – a niche segment within the skateboard market.


PACER EXPANDS SO CAL CAPACITY

CONCORD – 06/10/08 – Logistics provider Pacer International has expanded its warehouse operations in Southern California with the lease of a new 194,000 square foot warehouse facility in the Los Angeles suburb of Carson; the move gives Pacer subsidiary, Pacer Distribution Services (PDS), more than 800,000 square feet of warehouse capacity at its Southern California campus.


DEERE ACQUIRES T-SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL

SAN DIEGO – 05/30/08 – Agricultural equipment giant Deere & Company has completed its acquisition of T-Systems International, Inc., the San Diego-based manufacturer and seller of products with a variety of applications in the agricultural, nursery, landscape, mining, and greenhouse industry sectors; T-Systems currently operates manufacturing facilities in both Australia and France.


LAMBORGHINI VROOMS INTO CALIFORNIA

SANTA MONICA – 05/05/08 – Automobili Lamborghini America LLC, the newly-formed US subsidiary of Italian auto icon Lamborghini, has said it will base its US operations in the Southern California city of Santa Monica; the decision was largely based on the fact that California generates about one-third of Lamborghini's total North American sales, according to auto industry media sources.






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