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Caught in a political deadlock between the governor and the Legislature, the Puerto Rican economy co

Alaska is one-fifth the size of the U.S. and 2.5 times the size of Texas, but its total population o

China's trucking industry is at a crossroads, and it's looking to America for help with directions.<

The controversial 10+2 rule won't be rolled out until later this year, yet importers are already gri

A plan to create a new domestic cargo airline needs hard cash to get off the ground. Ka

DP World handled more than 43.3 million TEUs at its 42 container terminals last year, an increase of

The Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority will consider advertising for the construction

SAS Cargo is entering Vietnam's air-cargo market where it will conduct business through its general

The Canaveral Port Authority elected Titusville attorney Joe Matheny as the new chairman of the boar

Norfolk Southern Railway said rejection by federal regulators of its planned joint venture to create

Industrial real estate developers are cautiously optimistic about 2008. The optimism springs from lo

Deutsche Bahn AG, Germany's state-owned railway company, and the Port of Rotterdam Authority signed

The Port of Longview, Wash., announced that Port Director of Facilities and Engineering Norm Krehbie

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Area: Approximately 5,500 square miles, slightly less than three times the size of Rhode Island.

If your cargo moves through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach by truck, get ready to pay more.

The U.S. has lodged a lawsuit against the Canadian government, arguing that Canada props up its soft

German transport and tourism group TUI AG denied a fresh report that it is in negotiations with Tema

Union Pacific Railroad, the largest North American railroad, says soaring fuel costs, weather disrup

Cathy Brown is the kind of customer that trans-Pacific carriers love. She is distribution manager fo

Julie Nelson, appointed deputy maritime administrator in October 2006, previously served as general

Legislation aimed at reducing the country's greenhouse gas emissions has drawn the wrath of the airl

A plan to hike tolls on the New Jersey turnpike and other highways in the Garden State is drawing cr

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Maersk Logistics is setting a new course in the wake of massive reorganization at Maersk Line and it

Maersk Line on Monday introduced a new formula for its Bunker Adjustment Factor that it said is desi

Inland operator American Commercial Lines announced that it has entered into a six-year multi-vessel

-- Joseph Bonney's column last week on the New Jersey toll-road monetization plan should have said t

In a news cycle last week dominated by presidential primaries, the National Surface Transportation P

TUI Seeks To Repel Hapag-Lloyd Takeover: Germany's TUI AG is drafting plans to integrate Hapag-Lloyd

After admitting to "disappointing" financial results for the end of the 2007, the head of railcar ma

The lines for debate on highway and transportation funding for the coming years are set and they loo

Swiss forwarder Panalpina said its chief marketing and sales officer John Klompers resigned after 13

A couple of recent acquisitions show railroad operating companies looking for new ways to augment th

Many shippers accept the "user pays" concept of container fees to help finance needed roadway, bridg

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Entrepreneurship is going global, according to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2007 report, rele

The MS Beluga SkySails will tap an ancient source of maritime power when it deploys a high-tech wind

Enrollment will begin Jan. 31 at the Port of Miami for the Transportation Worker Identification Cred