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and yachtsManagement and labor in the Port of San Juan have teamed up to fight an attempt by

Horizon Lines Inc., the country's largest Jones Act carrier, is positioning itself to plunge more de

to end rate-setting conferences, shippers seek change in AsiaThe 140-year-old liner conferen

for the prime timeSelling Chryslers in a remote British Columbia town of about 13,000 people

Growing trade between Asia and North America continues to fuel proposals for new container ports in

Now comes the real work. A built-from-scratch container terminal at tiny Prince Rupert, British Colu

TWIC Advances Toward October Rollout: Enrollment for the Transportation Worker Identification Creden

When a new high-volume Pacific coast container terminal opened this month at Prince Rupert, far nort

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"We are not a trucker anymore."That proclamation from Kirk Thompson, president and CEO of J.

Delays. The Air Transport Association's rally in Washington calling for fast action on air traffic c

Q:We're a third-party logistics provider - a broker, if you will.A while back we got a l

WASHINGTON -- A bill was filed in the House Thursday that would impose user fees on food and drug im

WASHINGTON -- Traffic is increasingly backing up at U.S. land border crossings, but Customs and Bord

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Container volumes at most West Coast ports dropped inexplicably in August, cas

WASHINGTON -- The 2007 Water Resources Development Act may be taking its final legislative step on M

The Moran Towing Corp. tugs Moira Moran and Seahorse were recognized Wednesday night by the Chamber

Maersk Line, the world's largest container carrier, will return to 'satisfying' profitability levels

WASHINGTON -- Maritime interests including individual carriers and trade associations filed 12 frien

Customs and Border Protection has appointed Adele J. Fasano as area director for the New York/Newark

A spurned bidder said he would ask New York Gov. Elliot Spitzer to veto the Port Authority of New Yo

The Port of Portland, Ore., continued its double-digit recovery in August and over the first eight m

Panalpina said it has suspended some services in Nigeria amid a U.S. probe into bribery there and in

The Virginia Port Authority this week made its first, early payment on a $50-million environmental m

The National Retail Federation on Sept. 20 predicted that sales will rise 4 percent this year during

India's Ministry of Shipping has approved a proposal to build a container terminal at the country's

The European Shippers' Council said it strongly believes that the European Community's guidelines fo

Total U.S. rail traffic decreased 0.8 percent the week of September 15 in comparison to a record wee

The Port of Charleston on Friday is scheduled to unveil a new x-ray security system to screen cargo.

The Port of Tacoma plans to issue $230 million in variable rate revenue bonds over the July, 2010-13

Ed Wytkind, head of the transportation department at the AFL-CIO, will address Traffic World's month

The Transportation Security Administration and Coast Guard on Thursday published technical specifica

The Port of Savannah is planning several expansion projects to prepare for the increase in container

Port Everglades announced that it has signed a sister seaport agreement with China's Port of Xiamen.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey voted Thursday to buy 153 acres at the former Military

Some large U.S. food suppliers are asking for more government oversight of food imports.Faci

The Association of American Railroads commissioned a study that supports the investment of $148 bill

The Department of Transportation is requesting a 12-month stay of service from a federal appeals cou

The Port of Portland, Ore., continued its double-digit recovery in August and over the first eight m

A provision contained in the legislation that would make it easier for FedEx employees to form labor