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CEVA Logistics reported net sales for the third quarter of 2007 rose 58.4 percent, to $1.954 billion

Contract Freighters Inc. is giving new team drivers the choice between two of the newest, roomiest t

Ryder System plans to consolidate its U.S. and international supply chain business operations, the c

Canadian Pacific Railway and the Mayo Clinic completed a first round of discussions about the railro

The Teamsters and representatives of Trucking Management Inc. said the two sides exchanged national

FedEx Ground and FedEx Home Delivery will increase their standard list rates an average of 4.9 perce

Innovative truckloading project eliminates 1,882 tons of GHGs RACINE, Wis., Nov. 28, 2007 ?

Although the European manufacturing sector is unlikely to fall into a recession in 2008, it has reac

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line), Japan's largest shipping line by sales, will dissolve six

Ontario-based Descartes Systems Group, which provides on-demand logistics technology as a service, a

Unionized workers at India's southern Port of Cochin on Thursday called off their strike that disrup

United States Trade Representative Susan Schwab announced Thursday that China has agreed to terminat

The Port Authority of Vancouver, British Columbia, warned of a possible strike next month by more th

Two new cruise liners, each with 6,000 weekly passengers, and the impending move of Antillean Shippi

Seko, the global provider of supply chain solutions, announced that it recently expanded operations

Matching competitors FedEx Corp. and UPS, DHL Express announced a 4.9-percent increase in the net av

Ceres Terminals Inc. on Thursday relocated its corporate office from Weehawken to East Brunswick, N.

The National Transportation Safety Board has scheduled a board hearing for Dec. 4 on a February 2006

Maersk Line, the world's biggest ocean container carrier, swung to a pre-tax profit of $626 million

Rail traffic was lighter this year during the Thanksgiving week. Carload units were down 0.1 percent

Ontario-based Descartes Systems Group, which provides on-demand logistics technology as a service, a

U.S. Customs and Border Protection certified Tideworks Technology as an authorized Sea Automated Man

Real gross domestic product increased at an annual rate of 4.9 percent in the third quarter of 2007,

Jet fuel prices pushed past $2.85 a gallon on some world markets in the past week, resuming a sharp

The Port Authority of Vancouver, British Columbia, warned of a possible strike next month by more th

California's Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal Nov. 28 by FedEx Corp. meant to overturn a stat

A trucks-only tollway linking the Port of Miami and Miami International Airport with the Florida Tur

Maersk Line, the world's biggest ocean container carrier, swung to a pre-tax profit of $626 million

Rail equipment maker Greenbrier revealed that its chief financial officer, Larry Brady, is aimed tow

Surface trade between the United States, Canada and Mexico was 5.5 percent higher in September than

PLANTATION, Fla. - November 28, 2007 - DHL, the world's leading express delivery and logistics compa

Australian-based Qantas Airways has agreed to plead guilty and pay a $61-million fine for its role i

Seattle's Tideworks Technology on Wednesday said it received certification as an authorized Sea Auto

Crowley Maritime Corp. on Wednesday announced that it is moving two of its senior executives into ne

Hudd Distribution Services Inc., a unit of Maersk Logistics, will change its name to Maersk Distribu

Bulk cargo tonnage carried by U.S.-flag vessels on the Great Lakes fell nearly 5 percent through Oct

APL's new 53-foot ocean containers should be a major boon to U.S. retail importers, but I also had s

On Wednesday APL Logistics appointed John Hurst to the position of vice president of Warehouse Manag

A strike by unionized workers that began Wednesday at India's Port of Cochin has crippled cargo move

The Port of Long Beach and four other ports have been added to the list of enrollment sites to open