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

Rail freight traffic plunged in the week ending Dec. 6, according to numbers released Thursday by th

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

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

FedEx Corp. reported earnings increased just 3 percent in the quarter ending Nov. 30 on revenue that

CN reached a mitigation agreement with the ninth community along the path of the Elgin, Joliet &

The first cargo ship to take a direct route from Taiwan to the Chinese mainland since 1949 docked De

A multilateral force using warships and helicopters successfully fought off pirates trying to hijack

December 17, 2008 Elizabeth, NJ - New England Motor Freight (NEMF) has earned recognition as a Partn

The South Carolina State Ports Authority announced it will discount container-handling fees at the P

PLS Logistics Services will provide support for freight movements of the McGinnis Lumber Company of

Standard & Poor's Rating Services cut the corporate credit rating of freight railcar manufacture

American Airlines and ground workers represented by the Transport Workers Union jointly filed Dec. 1

State-owned port operator PSA International of Singapore said its four terminals in that country han

A federal court ruled that the Maritime Administration acted properly in allowing New Jersey to be p

Containerized cargo volumes grew 3.83 percent to 985,095 TEUs at Port Everglades in fiscal 2008 endi

Crowley Maritime Corp. announced that as of Dec. 23 it will deploy a faster container ship capable o

TOKYO -- Japan's NYK Line plans to cuts back on spending for new ships by about 15 percent for three

Customs authorities at India's Port of Jawaharlal Nehru called for scanning of all loaded and empty

Atlantic Container Line and its parent company, the Grimaldi Group, announced a new weekly ro-ro ser

Two freight trains operated by Canadian Pacific collided before dawn Wednesday. Some of the derailed

United Parcel Service will close its Next Day Air night sort operations at Dallas/Fort Worth Interna

The South Carolina State Ports Authority announced it will discount container-handling fees at the P

The Port of Seattle and China's Port of Dalian have agreed to work together and with other public an

The board of commissioners of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey today approved a budget

Technology providers ARINC Inc. and Impeva Labs announced that the U.S. Army Logistics Innovation Ag

Canned seafood leader Chicken of the Sea International selected Transplace to act as its North Ameri

Excess semiconductor stockpiles in the global electronics supply chain are likely to nearly triple i

India's Port of Chennai has issued a new Request for Qualifications for the development of its propo

The biggest container ship ever classed by German classification society Germanischer Lloyd was deli

Hapag-Lloyd announced that Adolf Adrion, its former chairman and chief executive, is retiring at the

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The Federal Maritime Commission on Wednesday asked the ports of Los Angeles an

When the International Longshoremen's Association and waterfront management sit down in February to

Icelandic carrier Eimskip issued a profit warning and said it will book a fourth-quarter charge for

Office equipment manufacturer Canon leased 174,000 square feet of recently completed distribution sp

The plunge in steel shipments got so bad that, for the first time in years, not a single load of iro

Shipping group A.P. Moller-Maersk of Denmark has sold its 50-percent stake in Martinair, the Dutch c

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Geodis acquired IBM's internal logistics operations for an undisclosed sum and signed a multi-year o

Agility won a contract with the U.S. Army worth as much as $932 million over eight years. Un