Peter Buxbaum

Peter Buxbaum

Peter Buxbaum has been writing about international trade and transportation, as well as security, defense, technology, and foreign policy, for over 20 years. Besides contributing to the AJOT, Buxbaum's work has appeared in such leading publications as Fortune, Forbes, Chief Executive, Computerworld, and Jane's Defence Weekly. He was educated at Columbia University.

A challenging time for chemical logistics

By Peter Buxbaum | April 05, 2012 | International Trade | Logistics

U.S. equipment sales to Latin America explode

By Peter Buxbaum | March 22, 2012 | International Trade

An impediment to normal trade relations with Russia

By Peter Buxbaum | March 22, 2012 | International Trade

The biggest challenge for CaroTrans: talent management

By Peter Buxbaum | March 07, 2012 | Logistics | People | Interviews

CBP attempting to right wrongs with new rules for in-bond shipments

By Peter Buxbaum | March 07, 2012 | International Trade | Ports & Terminals

Customer service is secret to NVO success

By Peter Buxbaum | March 07, 2012 | Logistics

US. exports set to double by 2015

By Peter Buxbaum | February 12, 2012 | International Trade

Coming to America-Manufacturing may be returning to the U.S. from Asia, and that includes project ca

By Peter Buxbaum | January 30, 2012 | International Trade

National Infrastructure Bank: An idea whose time has come?

By Peter Buxbaum | January 30, 2012 | International Trade | Maritime

Domestic intermodal comes of age

By Peter Buxbaum | December 15, 2011 | Intermodal

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