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People in trade, transportation and logistics begin 2008 with a lot on their minds - TWIC, the ILWU

Europe's port industry has become an unlikely glamour sector, boasting profits and growth forecasts

In 2001, Michael Sturley, professor of admiralty law at the University of Texas-Austin, predicted it

U.S. ports are entering the fourth year of a long-distance race to expand capacity fast enough to ke

Prices for ship bunker fuel have hit $500 a ton, rising so high so fast that many liner companies ar

In a break with past years, the balance between the supply of and demand for vessel capacity has tak

Green is the new black when it comes to warehouse design. Finding the right location remains the top

The technology is the easy part for motor carriers and railroads seeking to reduce air pollution fro

Of all the developments the industry has to look forward to in 2008, none holds a candle to renewal

Bunker fuel is more akin to the asphalt you drive on than to the gasoline you pump into your car's t

REVIEW: Seaports have been the last major source of pollution to escape serious environmental regula

REVIEW: It's hard to top the strange interlude that was CEVA Logistics' acquisition of EGL in early

REVIEW: Multinational companies that have extended their supply chains a bit too quickly into the wo

REVIEW: Are you as sick of TWIC as I am? I have written thousands of words about the Transportation

Hudd Distribution Services Inc., the North American warehouse and transportation arm of A.P. Moller-

China Shipping Development Co., the dry and liquid bulk shipping subsidiary of China Shipping Group,

Truckers at India's Port of Mundra called off their three-day strike that affected transportation of

Seaspan Corp. announced that it has signed contracts to build five new 4,520-TEU container vessels w

Boeing reported orders for 83 freighters in 2007, a record, accounting for around $18.73 billion at

Eagle Bulk Shipping announced that it has exercised options for the construction of four 58,000-ton

The International Longshoremen's Association said the Justice Department's latest civil racketeering

The growth in international business is helping soften the blow brought on by rising fuel costs and

Seattle-based ProLogis announced plans to develop a 2.1 million-square-foot, rail-served distributio

Gateway Terminals India Pvt. Ltd., the third container terminal at the western Port of Jawaharlal Ne

The Air Transport Association of America elected Douglas Steenland chairman of the ATA board of dire

A union representing German train operators said it will decide Saturday whether to go ahead with an

Sixty-two United States-flag vessels on the Great Lakes carried 9.7 million net tons of cargo in Nov

Freight traffic for North American railroads fell 2.3 percent in 2007, halting a strong expansion in

Orient Overseas Container Line on Friday christened the fourth in a series of 16 4,578-TEU vessels o

Japanese carrier MOL warned Friday that it expects to lose money on its container ship business in 2

Among Boeing's many milestones for commercial aircraft orders in 2007 is the one for 83 freighters.

The Federal Railroad Administration fined railroad operator CSX $349,265 after a series of inspectio

Alexandria, VA - The Transportation Intermediaries Association announces that Avalon Risk Management

The growth in international business is helping soften the blow brought on by rising fuel costs and

YRC Logistics, a subsidiary of less-than-truckload carrier YRC Worldwide, will buy almost two thirds

Gateway Terminals India Pvt. Ltd., the third container terminal at the western Port of Jawaharlal Ne

Fitch Ratings on Thursday downgraded YRC Worldwide and its subsidiaries, Roadway and USF.The

Seattle-based ProLogis announced plans to develop a 2.1 million-square-foot, rail-served distributio

Pilot Freight Services will raise its base transportation rate 4 percent, effective Jan. 28, the for

The Surface Transportation Board named Anne K. Quinlan Acting Secretary of the board, effective Jan.