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Container traffic at the Port of Marseilles-Fos dropped 16 percent to 551,000 TEUs in the first eigh

Neptune Orient Lines today confirmed it has submitted a binding bid to acquire the Hapag-Lloyd conta

Richard Mitchell on Monday was appointed chief commercial officer by APM Terminals, effective Jan. 1

The Senate approved the spending authorization for the Maritime Administration as lawmakers rushed t

Transportation stocks were hammered on Wall Street's day of decline Monday, with the Dow Jones Trans

It was just a matter of time before the sour U.S. economy, dogged for more than a year by the collap

Is the 18,000-TEU container ship coming to a port near you? It's possible, according to a study that

Cargo interests would pay a national fee of $25 per TEU on containerized imports under legislation i

The retail average price for a gallon of diesel fuel dipped one-tenth of a cent this week to $3.959,

Maybe you've recently heard the terms "core" and "non-core" when people talk about the future of the

As the psychological shock waves of the financial implosions on Wall Street and in London spread acr

It feels like radical changes are coming, perhaps sooner than anticipated. The surging cost of fuel,

Truckers partnering with trans-Pacific shipping lines are beginning to crowd the sea lanes. With the

The 2008 peak shipping season in the eastbound Pacific will be a non-event, and containerized import

With so many options on the table for using RFID, where should companies begin? Some advice from the

When radio-frequency identification systems burst onto the scene five years ago, the technology beca

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Canadian National Railway is seeking an express track around the Surface Transportation Board by ask

Most logistics companies offer their customers a simple proposition: pay us, and we will route, opti

East Coast ports are looking past a general downturn in shipping demand by pressing ahead with plans

Perhaps spurred by a dramatic drop in gas tax receipts, some of Congress' staunchest opponents to pu

The financial crisis that's putting a new squeeze on freight transportation is also shining harsh li

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line), Japan's largest shipping line by group sales, has decided

Freight traffic on United States railroads was off sharply from a year ago in the week ended Sept. 2

The 52-year-old British chief engineer on a cargo vessel operated by A.P. Moller-Maersk died after b

I am writing on behalf of the European Commission following recent misleading comments in the JoC On

A new 11-year, multimillion-dollar land-lease between Chiquita Fresh North America and the Diamond S

Crowley Maritime Corp. announced that its liner services group and the Puerto Rico Port Authority ha

The Virginia Port Authority announced it is broadening its marketing in China with the signing on Th

French carrier CMA CGM on Friday announced it is teaming up with Hapag-Lloyd to launch an upgraded N

The World Shipping Council announced that Ron Widdows, group president and CEO of Neptune Orient Lin

The Coast Guard has announced the first February 2009 enforcement dates for the Transportation Worke

A container terminal at the Port of Los Angeles re-opened late Thursday after being closed for about

Deutsche Bahn AG announced that it will proceed with the initial public offering of its railroa

Germany's TUI AG today said it expects to reach a decision on what to do with Hapag-Lloyd in mid-Oct

Rickmers-Linie has ordered four more 24,000-ton multi-purpose ships from China for its round-the-wor

Jet fuel prices fell to their lowest point in seven months in major world markets in the week ending

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., plans to bring rail safety legislation to the Senate floo

A Senate panel on Friday approved the nomination of John P. Hewko to become assistant secretary of t

Language that would require fuel surcharges be passed to the party actually buying the fuel has been