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Rail freight traffic plunged in the week ending Dec. 6, according to the Association of American Rai

About 900 crewmembers at Atlas Air and Polar Air Cargo Worldwide voted to join the International Bro

Harbor-generated pollution dropped noticeably in 2007, according to an analysis performed by the Por

A federal judge has delayed until Feb. 6, 2009, the effective compliance date for an Environmental P

Mitsubishi Motors, which has imported vehicles through the Port of Tacoma since 1982, recently chang

SEATTLE -- November marked the eighth straight month of weaker container volume at the Port of Seatt

James Brunkenhoefer, the longtime top national legislative director for the railroad conductors' Uni

Canadian National Railway ordered 40 new high-horsepower locomotives for delivery from Electro-Motiv

Maersk Line said it will transfer its Charleston calls to other ports during the next two years beca

In what appears to be a move to cut costs and streamline command, Kansas City Southern will shift tw

Those two hedge funds that successfully fought to install four dissidents on the board that oversees

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a ten-year contract to SupplyCore under the FASI-G program, a p

The Port of Vancouver will purchase 17 acres of railroad land from BNSF as part of a major rail expa

Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif., wants to attract some of the federal government's stimulus money to

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha and oil distributor Nippon Oil on Dec. 19 jointly launched the world's

The government of Penang, Malaysia, organized the Halal Logistics Working Committee to develop the s

The fight over hours of service rules is not over, despite a final rule set to go into effect the da

Employers and foremen represented by the International Longshore and Warehouse Union returned to con

Federal Maritime Commission member Joseph E. Brennan said his fellow commissioners acted unreasonabl

A key transportation group accused the Department of Transportation on Friday of misrepresenting the

The first cargo story from the historic end of the 59-year ban on direct flights between China and T

The National Association of Manufacturers said a prompt thank you to President George W. Bush for hi

Federal Maritime Commission member Joseph E. Brennan said his fellow commissioners acted unreasonabl

Maersk Line said it will transfer its Charleston calls to other ports during the next two years beca

The Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans awarded a $26.5-million contract for the const

Rizwan Soomar today was appointed managing director by Maersk Line for its operations in India and S

The Tampa Port Authority's board of commissioners approved spending at its Dec. 16 meeting of $8.3 m

Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, called on Asian governments to reject any initiatives

Hoegh Autoliners announced it will initiate ocean service from Bridgeport, Conn., to West Africa and

Hub Group cut its earnings outlook for the year, citing lower than expected intermodal and truck bro

Mexico on Thursday joined Canada in its World Trade Organization complaint against the new United St

British Airways, Europe's third-largest airline, and Qantas of Australia called off merger talks tod

Hutchison Port Holdings has clinched a 25-year contract to operate a new container terminal in Stock

The Panama Canal Authority has awarded the third of four dry excavation contracts to Constructora ME

European Union competition regulators approved a deal giving Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. and Evergreen Gr

WASHINGTON -- A Republican congressman from Barack Obama's home state sprinted past several well-kno

Moody's Investors Service has changed the outlook to negative from stable on some of the credit inst

The U.S. leading index, a strong indicator of economic trends, decreased 0.4 percent in November, ac

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed Dec. 17 to cut its oil production quota

Ryder System will drop South American operations and cut 3,100 jobs to meet deteriorating global eco