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The Port of Tampa announced that AAA Lines will launch a new export roll-on/roll-off service to West

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

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

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The ranks of the unemployed could rise as high as 25 million by 2010 because of the global financial

The rules took nearly a decade to develop, but the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has f

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc."The crisis is not coming, it is here."Tom Skanck

The Port of Los Angeles next summer is scheduled to begin a $106-million expansion of the China Ship

TOKYO -- Transport ministers from 22 nations will gather in Tokyo Jan.14 to discuss ways to reduce c

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

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

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

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

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

Hamburg Sud announced the formation of its own national organization in Costa Rica as of Jan. 1.

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

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

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

The U.S. has requested consultations at the World Trade Organization to resolve a dispute regarding

Container carrier APL today announced that its leading Central America service will switch calls to

LONDON -- Evergreen Group has acquired minority stakes in container terminals in Rotterdam and Londo

WASHINGTON -- The chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee wants to give sh

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

The International Longshoremen's Association said the decision by Maersk Line to withdraw from the P

The Port of Vancouver, Wash., and BNSF Railway reached preliminary agreement to boost construction o

President-elect Barack Obama intends to name former Dallas mayor Ron Kirk as United States Trade Rep

The National Association of Manufacturers today supported President Bush's plan to extend federal lo

Evergreen Line announced plans to upgrade its China-South U.S. West Coast-China Service (CPS), effec

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

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

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

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

Yang Ming Line announced plans to launch a second East Mediterranean feeder service, the TIX2, effec

Jones Act carrier Trailer Bridge announced that Chief Executive John D. McCown has resigned.

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

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

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

The U.S. has requested consultations at the World Trade Organization to resolve a dispute regarding