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Now the real work begins. After winning Eagle Global Logistics in an unusual and bitter bidding war

Q:We use a freight bill post auditor. They filed claims with an LTL carrier for an incorrect dis

Senior management at Northwest Airlines is in a particularly upbeat mood these days - for good reas

When U.S. private investigators arrived recently at a freight consolidationcenter in China,

to the tradeCustoms and Border Protection carefully protects the details of its Automated Ta

Norman Fassler-Katz, senior consultant to the California Senate Transportation subcommittee on ports

British Columbia's Lower Mainland ports of Vancouver, Fraser River and North Fraser remain on a fast

Selling people on RFID can be a chicken-egg paradox. Shippers don't want to invest in radio-frequenc

No shipper group is more wary of container fees than agricultural exporters. Their mostly low-margin

With 37,000 trucks crossing the U.S.-Canada border every day and trade growing rapidly, delays at th

Bob Perkins was around more than two decades ago, when the U.S. Customs Service created the Automate

The Singapore stock market is fast becoming a favorite place for shipping trusts to raise money to b

Pension benefits are in play as never before in the current round of negotiations between UPS and th

A rising tide lifts all boats, and the rising tide of interest by global equity investors in dry- an

YRC Worldwide's latest attempt to wring more costs from its long-haul network should enhance its abi

SWITCH. Yellow and Roadway drivers who are worried that those reversible signs on the back of new YR

The world's second-largest forwarder is taking more direct control of freight capacity connecting th

The National Coffee Association of U.S.A. Inc. announced Monday it is moving into the pilot phase of

Bent Trepka Bloch, 78, a pioneer in the heavy lift and project cargo shipping industry, died recentl

Martin Peter has been appointed vice president of sales by Envirotainer, the Swedish maker of temper

International Asset Systems, a provider of technology solutions for equipment management and trackin

London's Heathrow Airport saw its strongest monthly cargo performance in two-and-a-half years in May

MOL Logistics (Japan) Co., Ltd., a unit of the MOL Group, has established a regional headquarters in

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ("K" Line) announced that German-based SAL Group, one of the world's lea

In a last-minute effort to revive negotiations on a global trade agreement, Pascal Lamy, director ge

A strike by truck drivers that began Sunday at India's southern Port of Chennai has halted container

The German and Danish co-owners of Scandlines are on the verge of clinching a $2-billion sale of one

Member lines of the Asia-West Africa Trade Agreement on Monday announced plans to implement a peak s

After a hiatus of a year, short-sea service between the ports of Halifax, Nova Scotia; Portland Me.,

After a hiatus of a year, short-sea service between the ports of Halifax, Nova Scotia; Portland Me.,

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Cargo statistics provided by California ports indicate that the weak inbound t

Software provider TradeBeam signed an agreement to provide its Global Trade Management product to Ro

Member lines of the Asia-West Africa Trade Agreement on Monday announced plans to implement a peak s

Company Recognizes Top Suppliers as "Partners In Progress" CORALVILLE, Iowa--(BUSINESS WIRE)

Trucking pricing weakened in May as truckload rates for shippers edged up only 0.7 percent. The slig

Citing weak and inconsistent freight volumes in the second quarter, an analyst for Stifel, Nicolaus

Kuehne + Nagel China agreed to provide domestic warehousing and distribution for the Siemens subsidi

Among the raft of new plane orders announced at this year's Paris Air Show are three redesigned Ilyu

Diesel prices started back upward this week as crude oil futures reached a nine-month high.

Lockheed Martin subsidiary Savi Technology can now provide its Radio Frequency Identification-based