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Frankfurt, Germany, 3 February, 2010 – CEVA Logistics, a leading global supply chain management company, has announced the appointment of Dr.

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Mississauga, Ontario, 03 January 2010 – CEVA Logistics, one of the world’s leading supply chain management companies, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Lipinski to the position of Ocean P

The nation's largest port group says it is disappointed in Obama administration budget proposals that would leave security and port maintenance programs without needed funding.

Surging freight volume in the fourth quarter boosted sales at logistics giant C.H. Robinson Worldwide, but falling rates offset volume increases in many of its transportation services.

Ryder System net profit dropped a sharp 69 percent to $61.9 million in 2009, as it closed its money losing supply chain management operations in South America and Europe.

Dedicated Transport Holdings is expanding into liquid bulk trucking by acquiring All Star Transportation, a carrier with offices in Clearwater, Fla., and New Castle, Del.

Avianca and TACA officially closed their merger on Tuesday, bringing together two of Latin America’s largest airlines into a single company called Avianca-TACA.

The Department of Transportation pushed a hefty $524 million out to states in the week ending Jan.

Dubai World's investment wing Istithmar is seeking buyers for Inchcape Shipping Services with an asking price of between $600 million and $700 million, the Financial Times reported.

HHLA, the biggest stevedore in the port of Hamburg, reported revenue and operating profit in 2009 fell steeply from the previous year as container traffic shrunk by a third.

Savannah, the United States’ fastest growing container gateway, is rolling out a series of new environmental initiatives aimed at reducing pollution even as the port adds cargo handling capacity

The spot rate for shipping from Hong Kong to Los Angeles leaped by 20.5 percent to more than $2,000 per 40-foot container over the past week, according to Drewry Shipping Consultants.

Cummins reported its most profitable fourth quarter in its 91-year history, with engine sales jumping 12 percent to $2.17 billion on surging U.S. truck sales last fall.

President Obama’s 2011 budget for the Department of Transportation shows an overall 2.3 percent increase compared with 2010 as the administration emphasizes infrastructure projects but hopes to

Industrial real estate owner and developer AMB Property lost $28 million in 2009, as the market bottomed out.

ARLINGTON, Va. (Feb. 2, 2010) - Frank Reiner has been named incoming president of The Chlorine Institute, Inc.

CMA CGM on Feb. 2 received an $80 million cash injection from its banks as it continues negotiations over restructuring its $5.6 billion debt.

Greatwide Logistics Services Chairman Leo Suggs replaced Raymond B. Greer as CEO of the third-party truck brokerage and logistics firm.

As from January 1, the Port of Rotterdam Authority has named Geert Visser, Consul of the Netherlands and President of Global Marine Transport, Rotterdam Representative for the USA.

01 February 2010 - In its latest round of management appointments, the GAC Group has named industry veterans Mark Delaney and Ronnie Knowles as Managing Directors of its operations in Thailand and Abu

PORT CANAVERAL, FL—February 1, 2010 – Developing a roadmap for Florida’s transportation needs during the next 50 years is the challenge that Port Canaveral CEO J.

Australia-based logistics provider Toll Group acquired U.S.-based freight forwarder Summit Logistics International.

The Surface Transportation Board, in a split decision, ruled that Union Pacific Railroad charged “unreasonably high” rates to chlorine shipper U.S.

The Antwerp Port Authority and its port community are launching a new campaign to attract more breakbulk trade to the port.

The Federal Maritime Commission on Monday announced a major management restructuring that could indicate new directions in enforcement policy, and the commission’s relationship with the industry

The port of Gothenburg, Sweden, launched a search for private stevedoring companies to operate its roll-on, roll-off, container and auto export/import terminals as part of a restructuring of the Scand

Finnish dockworkers are staging a 24 hour strike Feb. 2, following the breakdown of contract negotiations Sunday.

President Obama’s budget proposes to have the Federal Railroad Administration start charging for some of its safety inspection services, to bring in $50 million in fee income during the fiscal y

Japanese freight forwarder Yusen Air & Sea Service said its net profit plunged 58.2 percent from a year earlier in the first nine months of fiscal 2009, which started in April, to $14.1 million.

LONDON -- The number of idled container ships registered its first significant decline in more than a year in January, with almost 50 vessels returning to service over the past month as ocean carriers

UPS nearly tripled its net profit in the fourth quarter, as a strong surge in international demand and unexpected domestic holiday shipping pushed earnings to $757 million at the end of the year, the

A second consecutive weekly drop brought the average retail price of diesel down 5.2 cents to $2.781 per gallon, the lowest price in five weeks since it hit $2.732 per gallon at the end of December, a

The United States should expand its goods movement infrastructure with a sense of urgency because global trade is poised for a rebound, said a trade and transportation economist who addressed the Geor

Trade using surface transportation between the United States and its North American Free Trade Agreement partners Canada and Mexico in November fell 2.9 percent to $58.9 billion, compared with Novembe

Pressure on prices drove profit down 32 percent in 2009 for trucking, brokerage and intermodal transportation provider J.B. Hunt.

Hub Group profit dropped 42 percent in 2009 to $34.3 million as the recession cut deeply into intermodal volume. Revenue was down 19 percent for the year to $1.5 billion.

Initial figures for fiscal 2011 indicate that the departments of Transportation and Homeland Security will be marking time financially in fiscal 2011, in keeping with President Obama’s promise l

Stronger freight shipping helped Werner Enterprises hold a fourth-quarter decline in its profit to 3.5 percent, as operating revenue fell 10.4 percent from a year ago.

U.S. manufacturing expanded rapidly in January, nearly matching the pace of August 2004, according to the Manufacturing ISM Report on Business.