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Power Freight Systems named Chris Liberty as its new vice president of sales and marketing. He will

The owners of the busiest commercial bridge crossing linking the United States and Canada say they'l

Member lines of the Asia-Australia Discussion Agreement announced plans to further lower bunker surc

NEW YORK -- The president of the International Longshoremen's Association said the union wants to ke

Norfolk Southern Railway's bid to unite with Pan Am Railways in a New England joint venture network

Supply chain logistics services provider Ryder System announced that it will acquire virtually all o

In the week ending Sept. 27, U.S. railroads carried 3.6 percent less tonnage than in the comparable

Etihad Crystal Cargo will handle its own cargo sales and customer service in Thailand.The mo

TOKYO -- The Port of Tokyo handled 315,234 TEUs in foreign trade in May, the first increase in two m

Descartes Systems Group, the Ontario-based logistics software provider, announced it has acquired De

SAN DIEGO -- Customs and Border Protection is asking the trade community to participate in an early

The Maritime Administration is requesting applications for one eligible vessel to fill one Maritime

The Port of Nagoya in central Japan handled a total of 1.44 million TEUs during the first half of th

Wan Hai Lines and Pacific International Lines, which operate the China Middle East Service, have agr

Trucking and logistics services provider YRC Worldwide today said it will draw $325 million from a r

Ocean Wilsons Holdings, a Bermuda-based supplier of maritime service to Brazil, said its flagship op

With news on the economy getting more frightful, more consumers want to be spooked out of everyday r

Less-than-truckload carrier Saia laid off approximately 400 workers in the face of falling demand fo

Company Receives First-Place Safety Award in Less-Than-Truckload DivisionANN ARBOR, Mich. ?

So far the American Trucking Association is not having much luck staving off the efforts of the Port

Four former executives of Horizon Lines and Sea Star Line have agreed to plead guilty and serve jail

Yang Ming Group announced it will spin off its bulk operations to its subsidiary, Kuang Ming Shippin

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- For the third consecutive year, Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has refused

Genesee & Wyoming expanded its holdings in the South and Midwest with the acquisition Oct. 1 of

Royal Boskalis Westminster NV, the world's biggest dredging company, almost doubled its stake in Rot

India's Tariff Authority for Major Ports has approved a 10-percent increase in tariffs currently lev

Hurricane Ike and the national credit crunch combined for a one-two punch that clobbered freight rai

The Federal Maritime Commission has appointed two senior staff members to positions they had been ho

Legislators and advocates of new rail safety restrictions are urging President Bush to sign the most

Descartes Systems Group, the Ontario-based logistics solutions provider, announced it has acquired D

Shipments and new orders for manufactured goods in August fell harder than any time in the last two

Motorola completed its acquisition of wireless LAN security provider AirDefense, which will become a

Con-way slashed their profit outlook anywhere from 7 to 23 percent as the faltering economy is expec

Shares of U.S. transportation companies fell Thursday after Con-way slashed its full-year earnings o

President Bush intends to sign recently passed rail safety legislation into law, according to Rep. J

A group of 33 business, labor and agricultural organizations announced at a press conference Thursda

TOKYO -- The Port of Tokyo handled 315,234 TEUs in foreign trade in May, the first increase in two m

Yang Ming Group announced it will spin off its bulk operations to its subsidiary, Kuang Ming Shippin

Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters said Thursday that President Bush will sign the railroad saf

Freight traffic at Los Angeles International Airport plunged 16 percent in August, a stark sign of a