The Inside Scoop on Port of LA's Future

Port Commissioner Thomas talks with Metro Investment Report about two massive projects -- the ongoing construction of the Alameda Corridor and the completion of Pier 400.

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June 27, 2000, 8:50 AM PDT

By Chris Steins @planetizen

The "new" economy revolves around speed and efficiency. How quickly a product is delivered can decide whether or not that business remains competitive in the growing global market. In this fast-paced environment transportation is paramount, and the port is a key component. Metro Investment Report interviews Jon Thomas, Commissioner for the Port of Los Angeles, about the Port's future, its connection to the Alameda Corridor, its place in the nation's economy and the affects of possible secession on its ability to compete.

Thanks to Chris Steins

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