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Ocean Airlines' board of directors and management are trying to breathe new life into the financiall

Manhattan Associates earned record profits on record revenue in the fourth quarter. While licensing

Members of Congress angry at the Department of Transportation for carrying forward with the unpopula

The World Trade Organization approved the accession terms of Ukraine on Tuesday, preparing the way f

A port pact rejected by representatives of 3,000 British Columbia dockworkers at the ports of Vancou

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

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

This week's upcoming compromise drafts for resolving the Doha Round impasse will reveal that major d

The Port of Rotterdam has secured a 450-million euro [$657-million] loan, the final tranche of a $2.

A coalition of 38 U.S. agricultural groups has sent a letter to Congress to protest a proposal to ma

The Chairman of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure criticized the Bush Adminis

In Brisbane, Hamburg S?d on Wednesday named another 1,819-TEU container vessel, the Cap Pasley.

In a contracted and highly competitive market for railcar manufacturers, FreightCar America lost $16

The federal battle over gas taxes is shifting to state legislatures. A proposal to raise fuel taxes

Patriot Transportation lost $139,000 in the quarter ending Dec. 31 as the company's president and CE

Moody's Investors Service on Wednesday cut its outlook on YRC Worldwide from stable to negative.

The Teamsters have never been a fan of the Department of Transportation's cross border trucking prog

Schneider National Intermodal signed new contracts with BNSF and CSXI naming them its primary rail p

Department of Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters' call for increased tolling and privatization

Radiant Logistics expanded the North American operations of subsidiary Airgroup with the addition of

Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell on Tuesday proposed to the General Assembly a massive infras

Heartland Express upgraded its data interchange with shippers through a new system developed by EBE

French logistics provider Geodis became a $7 billion company in 2007, thanks in large part to its No

The United Transportation Union, the single largest freight rail labor group, said a court has exten

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Center for Transportation and Logistics joined LOGyCA, a

Agility expanded its presence in the Middle East with a joint venture that opens up its operations i

Great Lakes stakeholders on Tuesday protested plans by President Bush to cut funding by 35 percent f

American carriers grew airfreight volume by 1.1 percent in 2007, the weakest showing for U.S. airlin

Cargolux Airlines International announced it will add a fourth weekly flight from Hong Kong into Bud

Inttra announced that it has established a permanent office in Thailand.Todsapol Lertpanitbo

TOKYO -- Japan on Tuesday moved one step closer to adopting a tonnage tax for ocean shipping.

The president of Genoa's port authority, Giovanni Novi, has been arrested as part of a bribery inves

The World Bank revised its growth forecast for the Chinese economy in 2008 to 9.6 percent, down from

The Consumer Price Index, an indicator of U.S. inflation, increased by 4.1 percent in 2007, but that

Denmark's A.P. Moller-Maersk on Tuesday announced that it would replace 200 Danish crew with in

Matson Navigation Co. increased fourth-quarter profit by 5 percent to $30.1 million from $28.7 milli

SEKO expanded its Puerto Rico office to meet demand in the island's growing industrial economy.<

Kansas City Southern, which operates the smallest of North America's top-tier railroads but has a bi

The Surface Transportation Board extended the deadline for public comments on the Environmental Impa