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WASHINGTON -- Members of Congress angry at the Department of Transportation for moving forward with

Hapag-Lloyd announced Friday that it has restructured its European Express Service (EEX) between Nor

Strong development profits and big increases in assets owned, managed and under development drove th

CSX Transportation on Feb. 8 launched an online "Carbon Calculator" to demonstrate in a graphic way

Viktor Schreckengost, who transformed trucking by finding capacity where no one else thought to look

Moving quickly, Congress passed a revised Senate version of the Stimulus Bill, aimed at reviving the

One way to multiply the effects of a merger is to simply buy the synergy. Towne Air Freight on Feb.

Two organizations representing retailers and their suppliers applauded Senate passage of an amended

P.A.M. Transportation Services lost money in the fourth quarter as a difficult year hit its lowest p

Improved comparisons touched nearly every segment of rail traffic in the week ending Feb. 2, accordi

Vitran's growing logistics business boosted revenue in the fourth quarter, but the soft freight mark

UTi Worldwide said it is undertaking a massive restructuring, shedding portions of its logistics bus

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Two environmental groups threatened to sue the Port of Long Beach within 90 da

Two inland-waters trade groups have expressed their dissatisfaction with the Bush administration's p

Maersk Line is switching the tariff currency for its services between Europe and Oceania from the do

Overall intermodal volume in the fourth quarter weakened despite a 2.7 percent increase in domestic

YRC Worldwide said Thursday it's closing 27 terminals by Feb. 22 at its USF Holland and USF Reddaway

Dallas-based supply chain software provider i2 Technologies saw its fourth quarter 2007 net income f

The American Association of Port Authorities said it is disappointed that President Bush has propose

WASHINGTON -- Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters told the Senate Environment and Public Works C

WASHINGTON -- Nearly half of the proposed budget covering civil works for the U.S. Army Corps of Eng

WABCO, maker of electronic braking and transmission controls for heavy trucks, outdistanced rivals i

As U.S. consumers continue to cut back on spending and retailers reduce their orders, February will

Hub Group earnings jumped 33 percent despite a soft freight market in the fourth quarter. Im

Logistics software provider i2 Technologies on Thursday announced revenues for the fourth quarter of

Two inland-waters trade groups have expressed their dissatisfaction with the Bush administration's p

Overall intermodal volume in the fourth quarter weakened despite a 2.7- percent increase in domestic

Logistics provider National Retail Systems on Thursday opened its new crossdock facility in Pooler,

Customs and Border Protection has extended until April 23 the deadline for public comments on a prop

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Two environmental groups threatened to sue the Port of Long Beach within 90 da

Eurogate, Europe's biggest container terminal operator, reported 2007 traffic gained 10.6 percent fr

Automobile exports by China more than doubled to 188,600 units in 2007, according to figures from th

A New Jersey judge has heard arguments in a dispute over ownership of a waterfront tract that is the

Eleven security officers were arrested Wednesday at Global Marine Terminal in the Port of New York-N

Mergers and acquisitions in the transportation and logistics sector reached a 20-year high with 1,29

Container lines calling at India's Port of Jawaharlal Nehru are planning to approach the port for wa

Maersk Line is switching the tariff currency for its services between Europe and Oceania from the do

Traffic at the nation's major retail container ports declined for the fifth consecutive month in Dec

The number of transportation logistics deals reached a 20-year high of 1,291 in 2007, but the total

As a result of falling real estate values, net earnings at ProLogis in the fourth quarter fell 66 pe