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Hanjin Shipping posted a third-quarter loss because of a weaker won, higher fuel costs and waning de

Kenworth will stop making class 8 trucks at its Renton, Wash., facility and lay off up to 430 worker

Hanjin Shipping posted a third-quarter loss because of a weaker won, higher fuel costs and waning de

The country's industrial production in October fell 4.1 percent below its level of last year but inc

Maersk Line is "very likely" to lay up container ships in 2009 to counter the deepest market downtur

UPS won't be forecasting its peak volume or busiest day this year, due to an unusually slow U.S. eco

DHL Express is bulking up its delivery services in Europe, the Middle East and Africa as it withdraw

Standard list rates for FedEx Ground and FedEx Home Delivery are going up an average 5.9 percent, ef

FedEx Express is pushing back the planned opening of its intra-Asia hub in Southern China until earl

Change of administrations keeps Connaughton in limboThe odds of Maritime Administrator Sean

Falling shipment orders and rising trucking bankruptcies could produce volatile capacity swings for

In what could be the opening of a new front in the corporate war on waste, Wal-Mart is taking the ul

During the presidential campaign, Barack Obama sounded like a fire-and-brimstone anti-trade populist

The virus that has infected the housing and mortgage lending markets is spreading to logistics real

Cargo volumes are down, and congestion at marine terminals is only a bad memory, but industry vetera

Through sheer scale and a trend toward greater use of intermodal rail, inland logistics parks -- tho

If current trends continue, Ron Widdows says, he'll soon be able to see much of the world's containe

Maersk Lowers Earnings Forecast: Maersk Line reported an operating profit of $92 million for the fir

Major Japanese trading house Marubeni Corp. said it will acquire a 34-percent stake in China's state

The United States' freight downturn got even worse in October as a key indicator of shipping activit

The Association of American Railroads estimated total rail volume at 33.5 billion ton-miles for the

Seaspan Corp. announced that it accepted delivery Nov. 6 of the CSCL Santiago, a 2500-TEU vessel con

Freight transportation across all modes dropped in September for the second consecutive month. <

On the eve of the G-20 summit in Washington, John Engler, president and chief executive of the U.S.-

The Port of Tacoma, like the other container ports along the West Coast, is facing a difficult outlo

Maersk Line on Friday announced plans to lower bunker surcharges imposed earlier on cargo moving to

The domestic maritime industry will benefit from higher oil prices because of the greater fuel effic

On Friday SDV International Logistics announced that it opened a new agency in Cordoba, central Arge

Cargo boosted revenue for LAN Airlines in the third quarter, but investigations into price-fixing in

LONDON -- London Heathrow airport increased its cargo traffic in October from a year ago while most

Hapag-Lloyd, Germany's biggest container shipping line, reported earnings slipped by nearly 20 perce

Mortimer Downey, a transportation consultant who served eight years as Deputy Secretary of Transport

LONDON -- London Heathrow airport increased its cargo traffic in October from a year ago while most

Hapag-Lloyd, Germany's biggest container shipping line, almost tripled underlying earnings in the fi

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will not begin collecting a $35-per-TE

The Obama Administration will end the Department of Transportation's cross border trucking program,

The House of Representatives will reconvene for a special session Nov. 19, according to the office o

Canadian Pacific plans capital investment in 2009 between $680 million and $697 million, the company

Boeing on Nov. 14 pushed back its schedule for production and delivery of the 747-8 Freighter and In

A federal rule governing when and if railroads have to re-route hazardous materials around major cit