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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

All-in-One GPS System for Truck DriversPrinceton, NJ - December 8, 2008 - ALK Technologies today

Rapid Deployment of Centralized, Web-based Dock Scheduling Application Gives the Second-Largest U.S.

Manhattan's Extended Enterprise Management Solution Provides Panalpina Clients With Imp

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Exel launched a multi-client distribution and fulfillment center network. The network coordi

Game Developers Conference organiser acquires Global Games Media; launches GDC Europe and GDC Canada

Union Pacific Corporation elected Jose H. Villarreal, 55, to the company's board of directors, effec

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce released its first comprehensive infrastructure policy package that spa

CN agreed to address municipal concerns of the City of Chicago Heights, Ill., and the Village of Mun

The Transportation Security Administration said Monday that it had fixed a Transportation Worker Ide

Maersk Lines has slashed container freight rates from Asia to the U.S. West Coast by nearly a quarte

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

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

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

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

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The Bush administration is trying to close the door on ru

What to do about pirates? Marad, carriers hold talksThe U.S. Maritime Administration is host

Shippers in an increasingly creaky economy are deciding that, when it comes to distribution faciliti

After more than four years of banner prices and profits, U.S. steel producers are hurting. Demand is

For all the talk about advanced new tools that provide greater "visibility" into the global supply c

The pirates of the Gulf of Aden have become notorious for using small boats to attack large ships. T

Painted. Norman Mineta was back at the Department of Transportation last week for the unveiling of h

Terminals Oppose Delay Of Truck Fee: Terminal operators at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach a

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Painted. Norman Mineta was back at the Department of Tran

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Major shippers are waving the carrot more than the stick

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.President-elect Barack Obama told the nation''s governors