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The slumping Asia export trade pulled business for Hong Kong's main air cargo handler down by nearly

If there was ever a time for third-party logistics providers to prove their mettle, it's now. With t

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.-- Transport accounted for 29 percent of total U.S. green

Visiting fellow for ocean governancewww.cfr.orgThe dramatic melting of the polar ice

Chairman and chief executivewww.coopertsmith.comIn recent years, we have observed ma

General counselwww.aaei.orgIn an ideal world, trade compliance programs would help e

Remember when port congestion due to the overwhelming growth of container volumes was the big proble

Richard DiNucci looked tired. It was mid-December, and since Thanksgiving, he'd been talking with on

Lufthansa Cargo, Europe’s biggest air-cargo carrier, reported freight traffic in December declined o

The oldest U.S. trade lane is likely to recover more quickly from the economic turmoil than other U.

Shippers and carriers are bracing for another tough year in 2009. Although imports will not drop 6 p

President and chief executivewww.agilitylogistics.comLooking to 2009 in the project

Professional Truck Drivers Honored for Outstanding Performance, Commitment to SafetyJOPLIN,

There are relatively few people in the trade industry who understand how big and complex Customs and

The longshore labor spotlight moves from west to east this year. Attention in 2008 was focused on th

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Ownership summary of intermodal container chassis

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Federal regulators last month sought to end a decade of c

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Kraft Foods, Nestl?, Procter & Gamble and German retailer

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Abandoned at the altar by JDA Software, supply chain soft

Director, Logistics Executive Councilwww.arcweb.comNo doubt, the current crisis grip

Senior vice president, customer developmentwww.amb.comSo the question goes: "What ar

The latest composite leading indicators tracked by the Organization for Economic Cooperation forecas

If Leo Tolstoy surveyed the shipping scene today, he might say all companies pollute alike, but ever

After defeat in a bid to shift dock work to nonunion employees, Maersk Line says it is pulling up an

Carriers thought they could dodge overcapacity last year by trimming services in the trans-Pacific,

Chief executivewww.bbc-chartering.comThe current financial and economic situation af

Presidentwww.adventinc.comOver the past few years, we have seen attempts at automati

Over the next year, we will witness the resurgence of a "hunker-down" mentality that this country ha

The price of diesel this week increased for the first time since July. The average price across the

The recession that began in late 2007 is slashing U.S. import volumes and slowing export growth sign

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Jan. 12, 2009) - RailAmerica, Inc., one of the nation's leading short-line and r

Winter storms Sunday and Monday wreaked havoc on the highways in the Northeast and Northern Plains.

Railroad operator CSX moved closer to collecting $11 million from two hedge funds that successfully

A second federal commission is poised to call for a fuel tax hike to raise funds for U.S. highways,

Crane Worldwide Logistics seems to have emerged suddenly as a fully functioning international freigh

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.YRC Worldwide signed a five-year agreement with software

President and chief executivewww.cscmp.orgWith the unprecedented financial crisis we

Cosco Container Lines Americas Inc.Presidentwww.cosco-usa.com2009 will be a

Presidentwww.apmterminals.comThe continued weakening of the world's economies and th

Presidentwww.apllogistics.comFinancial and economic turmoil has cast dark clouds ove