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It's a mixed first-half report card for the U.S. industrial real estate market. Property rents for w

Small businesses want to make greater use of on-demand, or pay-as-you-use applications for their sup

Cosco Pacific Takes Stake In Suez Facility: Cosco Pacific, the terminal-operating arm of China Cosco

At 27, Zac Posen is a wunderkind in the New York fashion world. His elegant clothes shimmer on the r

A decade ago, Canada was in debt - big time - and its economy was widely viewed as uncompetitive in

When an Oregon short-line railroad suddenly shut down and sent shippers scrambling, some members of

The Regional Maritime Security Coalition for the Columbia River has fallen into a bureaucratic black

Importers who consistently ship large volumes of freight to inland U.S. destinations may be able to

If conditions in the major east-west trade lanes in 2008 mirror what took place this year, container

The U.S. Class 1 railroads in 2007 will likely finish the year with a decrease in intermodal traffic

Development of a marine terminal at a prime waterfront site in Bayonne, N.J., has followed a twistin

Lawyers for the International Longshoremen's Association had argued all along that the Justice Depar

Rising costs, congestion and the prospect of expensive new security requirements are confronting shi

Warm winds of change are blowing through the Arctic, reviving the old maritime dream of a Northwest

Q:We're a truck broker. We contracted with a carrier to haul a load of bagged salads from our cu

Rivals. Maryland Transportation Secretary John Porcari raised the Baltimore-Washington rivalry a not

U.S. exports, boosted by a weaker dollar, reached record heights in September, and the U.S. trade de

LONDON ? The Port of Rotterdam was preparing to reopen to shipping on Friday after a powerful tidal

TOKYO-- Nippon Express Co., Japan's largest forwarder, on Friday reported double-digit declines in o

Deutsche Bahn, Germany's state-owned railroad, won conditional clearance from European Union regulat

Volga-Dnepr, Russia's biggest air-cargo operator, said its heavy-lift charter carrier and scheduled

LONDON - The Port of Rotterdam was preparing to reopen to shipping on Friday after a powerful tidal

ABX Air on Friday declared its principal customer DHL in default of their agreement. The exp

WASHINGTON -- The Coast Guard has called a meeting in Washington on Nov. 19 to discuss the electroni

WASHINGTON -- An external audit of the Transportation Security Administration's financial records at

Hapag-Lloyd, operator of the world's fifth-largest ocean container carrier, on Thursday announced it

Volga-Dnepr, Russia's biggest air cargo operator, said its heavy-lift charter carrier and scheduled

A transportation appropriations bill that cuts off funding to the Department of Transportation's cro

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce board of directors elected Con-way Freight Chief Operating Officer Davi

TOKYO-- Nippon Express Co., Japan's largest forwarder, on Friday reported double-digit declines in o

UPS on Nov. 9 announced new list rates for 2008. The average increase of 4.9 percent for ground, hun

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection this week installed equipment at Piegan, Mont., the last

Exports grew more rapidly than imports in September, yielding the lowest trade deficit in two years,

OTTAWA -- St. Lawrence Seaway traffic for the 2007 season to Oct. 31 reached 34.3 million metric ton

Commercial financier Hennessey Capital Southeast is recycling the assets of bankrupt Tampa, Fla.-bas

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- An oil spill caused when a container ship hit a bumper on the San Francisco Ba

Wal-Mart cast a pall on transportation's high hopes for the fall shipping season, reporting same sto

UPS on Friday announced new list rates for 2008. The average increase of 4.9 percent for groun

Members of the New World Alliance - APL Ltd., Hyundai Merchant Marine and MOL ? announced plans to u

Greer Woodruff, senior vice president of corporate safety and security for J.B. Hunt Transport Servi