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Averitt Express announced that it has expanded its less-than-container load Asia-Memphis Express wit

Infrastructure consultant Parsons Brinckerhoff has appointed J. Michael Zachary as principal consult

President Bush returned to Washington from a Peru after securing an agreement from the 21-nation Asi

Plans could be made to float shares of Hapag-Lloyd on the stock market, according to German investor

A.P. Moller-Maersk has agreed to sell container transport and storage provider Roadways Container Lo

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection will publish its much-anticipated Importer Security Fili

Trucking company YRC Worldwide Inc. announced that ratings downgrades will require it to collaterali

Ocean carrier MISC Berhad announced losses in the liner segment, coupled with higher operational cos

AMB Property Corp. leased more than 590,000 square feet of distribution space in its West Toronto, C

The American Trucking Associations' freight index fell 3 percent in October, the fourth consecutive

Ron Sorrow is going boldly where others might fear to tread these days. The former head of CSX Inter

A global credit crunch, low consumer confidence and a strengthening dollar have combined in a toxic

Good gurus make bad managers, conventional wisdom says. The skill sets involved in theorizing about

Federal rules mandating railroad rerouting and new trucking regulations are part of a flurry of rule

Bruce Carlton doesn't plan to scatter his shots. The new president of the National Industrial Transp

For the past six months, Los Angeles and Long Beach maintained a cavalier attitude toward the Federa

You ordered your Christmas inventory last spring. The economy is in the tank, sales are slow and, co

Less than a year ago, the economies of the Middle East were firing on all cylinders, buoyed by recor

Missed. Joel Szabat, deputy assistant secretary of transportation policy at DOT, had to scrub his tr

Conventional wisdom says it's darkest before the dawn. The outlook for the global economy is certain

NOL To Cut Jobs, Leave Oakland: Neptune Orient Lines will slash 1,000 jobs and move its U.S. headqua

Don't waste hours scouring the new hours of service rules for substantive changes. There are none. T

On the surface - the road surface - Werner Enterprises and Con-way Freight don't seem to have a lot

Q:I have a tough question.Our company has been in the transportation brokerage business

When potential nominees for top regulatory agency posts with the incoming Obama administration start

Government fiscal problems may limit growth in 2009, but total spending on highway construction coul

A small Greeneville, Tenn.-based trucking company acquired a Knoxville trucking company this week, e

Maersk Line and CMA CGM will launch two joint services next May -- a pendulum service linking Asia w

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- East Coast ports are looking to the expansion of the Panama Canal in 2014 with

The CKYH ocean carrier alliance today announced it will cut capacity on its Asia-North Europe servic

A federal court gave final approval to settlement of a class-action suit between FreightCar America

A joint venture to develop and operate a deep water container terminal at the port of Xiamen, China

ABX Air is cutting jobs all over the country. In addition to the 8,000 workers at a package-

Former EGL chairman James Crane is using four recent acquisitions to start his new forwarding busine

Several rail cargoes that are important both to the industry and for their signals about the rest of

Logistics is an important rung on the corporate ladder at Wal-Mart Stores.The nation's large

Maersk Line will re-route its containerships around Africa's Cape of Good Hope to avoid the growing

SEATTLE -- The Port of Seattle posted its second-highest container volume total of the year in Octob

In a new sign the economic crisis is hitting the container shipping industry, Standard & Poor's

Insurer American P&I Club announced a series of moves aimed at shoring up its capital and to imp