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Section 1701 of the Implementing the 9/11 Commission Recommendations Act of 2007 begins: "A containe

The whole world loves Chinese food, but a recent rash of scandals about adulterated, dangerous Chine

No one in the trade community was putting a happy spin on what Congress did last week. A conference

Bowers Passes The Torch: John Bowers managed to break the big news of the week before a water-main b

They may seem an odd couple at first glance: a southeastern less-than-truckload carrier with a hub-and-spoke network and a New Jersey-based carrier with a hybrid LTL-truckload

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The tentative contract reached Thursday by unionized office clerical workers i

Maher Terminals said it handled 319 delivered import containers on July 21 at its Port Elizabeth, N.

Coffey a no-show: Apparently absent from this year's International Longshoremen's Association conven

Horizon Lines, the largest U.S.-flag carrier, said net income for the second quarter was $9.6 millio

The House of Representatives is scheduled to consider the conference report to the bill, Implementin

The inability of the departments of Commerce and State to decide who regulates what among controlled

WASHINGTON -- Conferees from the House and Senate quickly resolved differences in their respective v

A jubilant Port of Tacoma Commission on Thursday night approved a lease agreement that will bring NY

The Jacksonville Port Authority has signed an agreement with The Tower Group, Inc. to begin work on

Some International Longshoremen's Association officials say they're apprehensive about the recent ch

The trade advisory committee commonly known as COAC will meet Aug. 16 for its regular quarterly meet

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- The International Longshoremen's Association convention voted to scale back the p

Richard Hughes, Jr. was elected president of the International Longshoremen's Association along with

TOKYO -- Japan's second-largest shipping line, MOL, announced on Friday that it has revised upward i

Container traffic through the Port of Rotterdam grew 11 percent to 51 million tons through the first

The board of commissioners of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey this week authorized a $

Ozburn-Hessey Logistics announced the opening of a new distribution facility and international stati

Tokyo-based MOL announced that its training vessel, the Spirit of MOL, launched on July 1 and starte

DHX-Dependable Hawaiian Express announced it has purchased an 18,000-square-foot building encompassi

U.S. Xpress Enterprises, the fourth largest publicly owned truckload carrier in the United States, i

Comprised of Warehouse, Logistics, Transportation, Mobile and Business Intelligence Applications

After making some retroactive adjustments, Horizon Lines made modest earnings progress over last yea

John Fain, a long-time executive of Overnite Transportation who stayed on following the UPS acquisit

ASTAR Air Cargo on Friday promoted former Navy Captain Peter E. Blessing to managing director, fligh

Rail Traffic fell 2.7 percent in the week ended July 21. With some improvements in grain, chemicals

Con-way on Friday named John G. Labrie president, Con-way Freight. Moving up from senior vic

Richard Hughes, Jr. was elected president of the International Longshoremen's Association along with

Despite first-half earnings lower than a year ago, Lufthansa, the world's second-largest airfreight

The Port of Tacoma on Thursday announced plans to build a $300-million, 168-acre container terminal

Ozburn-Hessey Logistics announced the opening of a new distribution facility and international stati

A strike at the Port of Los Angeles-Long Beach was averted Thursday when office clerical workers rep

Truck tonnage declined in June at a slower pace than earlier in the quarter but hit a seven month lo

The U.S. economy bounced back from a lackluster first quarter as gross domestic product increased at

Pennsylvania state prosecutors on Thursday filed misdemeanor charges against Norfolk Southern in con

A strike at the Port of Los Angeles-Long Beach was averted Thursday when office clerical workers rep