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Manufacturers of semiconductors are stymied by a dismal 2008 and an even gloomier outlook for 2009.

Senior officials from development agencies in Asia, Latin America, Europe and the United States have

Infrastructure spending to stimulate the economy could start right away with more than $25 billion i

Heavy duty truck and engine manufacturer Navistar International will eliminate approximately 250 man

What will the container shipping industry look like when it emerges from its current funk? Whe

The Bush administration will make its case at the United Nations for stepping up the fight against p

The Jacksonville Port Authority today signed a 30-year lease agreement with Hanjin Shipping for cons

FedEx Corp. expects to report fiscal 2009 earnings of $3.50-4.75 a share, down from $4.75-5.25 it ha

Seaspan Corp. announced that it accepted delivery of the CSCL San Jose, a newly-built 2500-TEU ship

Hoegh Autoliners announced twice-monthly direct calls at Tema, Ghana in its West African trade lane.

Freight transportation services increased from September to October, according to a report from the

The Port of Long Beach will invest as much as $4 million a year to expand its Green Flag Incentive P

European Union competition regulators today approved $765 million of public funding toward a new $1.

The Federal Maritime Commission has announced that it will continue its closed-door deliberation of

Industrial production in the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, France, Finland, and Sweden will continue

The Teamsters union said $20 billion retailer JCPenney dropped Oak Harbor Freight Lines as its weste

As retail sales dry up across the country, Office Depot plans to close 112 underperforming stores an

YRC Worldwide amended the terms of its cash tender offer for its outstanding contingent convertible

Schneider National is expanding the regional service it started earlier this year into the southern

Neptune Orient Lines reported that its worldwide container volumes dropped by 12 percent in the four

Shipping via all modes in the United States grew 11 percent by tonnage and 43 percent by value in th

The European Union and Canada last week completed negotiations on a far-reaching aviation agreement,

Two of the executives who purchased Seko from U.S. Freightways in 2002 bought out the shares of a th

UPS on Dec. 9 launched an international hub at Pudong International Airport in Shanghai, China.

International airlines are projecting air carriers will lose $2.5 billion next year as business decl

Clean trucks this week began arriving in large numbers on the West Coast. A private-sector arrangeme

FedEx Corp. will cut capital spending 17 percent from its fiscal 2009 budget in an effort to trim co

LEXINGTON, S.C. (Dec. 8, 2008) - Southeastern Freight Lines, the leading provider of regional less-t

Ken Bloom, chief executive of Inttra, and Douglas A. Tilden, chairman of Ports America Group, receiv

Maersk Line announced plans to transfer its intra-Asia services to its Singapore-based subsidiary, M

Two of the executives who purchased Seko from U.S. Freightways in 2002 bought out the shares of a th

FedEx Corp. will cut capital spending 17 percent from its fiscal 2009 budget in an effort to trim co

United States industry shipped 13 billion tons of goods valued at almost $12 trillion in 2007, the D

Capt. Peter F. Johnson, founder and chief executive of Pacific-Gulf Marine Inc., the international s

The new president and Congress should support a U.S. transportation system that focuses on connectiv

Lufthansa Cargo, Europe's biggest airfreight carrier, said cargo volume in November fell nearly 10 p

The Port of Hong Kong handled 6.7 million TEUs in the third quarter, an increase of 7 percent over t

The Port of Portland has suspended its search for a private investor to lease and operate its Termin

TOKYO -- Japan's NYK Line, the largest Japanese shipping firm by sales, announced that it will revis

Neptune Orient Lines reported that its worldwide container volumes dropped by 12 percent in the four