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The U.S. economy could improve a little in the second half of the year, according to a revised forec

Robert Cunningham, the former president and CEO of Swift Transportation, got nearly $3.2 million for

The average price for a gallon of diesel fuel fell last week as the near-record climb in gasoline pr

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Zim Integrated Shipping Services announced Friday that it will join the Transp

SEATTLE -- CEVA Group on Saturday offered $46 a share for EGL, the latest move in the bidding war fo

Neptune Orient Lines on Monday reported net profit for the first quarter fell 64 percent to $43 mill

U.S. airlines used more jet fuel in March and paid more for it as demand swelled through the first q

Track repair and construction workers in Canada are poised to strike Canadian Pacific Railway about

Company cited for innovation, successful application of 'Lean' manufacturing principles in the provi

Germany's ThyssenKrupp conglomerate plans to build a $3.7 billion steel and stainless steel manufact

Quick International Courier to Donate Shipping Services from U.S. to Orphanage in Africa MON

The Middle East's own biggest logistics player strengthened its hand in China with the acquisition o

Ozburn-Hessey Logistics, a global supply chain management company based in Brentwood, Tenn., named t

Plummeting North American truck sales pulled Volvo Group net income down 6 percent in the first quar

Kuehne + Nagel opened an office in Yokohama, Japan, extending its network across the country to nine

A court last week approved the reorganization plan of car hauler Allied Holdings. The U.S. B

Pennsylvania will invest $10 million to improve existing rail service through infrastructure develop

When the band is busy, the cheerleaders can't be found, and the red-white and blue bunting has gone

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Dockers strike at major Chinese portA rare event - a work stoppage by Chinese dockworkers -

When railroads try to convince neighbors of the Los Angeles-Long Beach port areas that near-dock rai

In the 109th Congress, Rep. Loretta Sanchez, D-Calif., and her Democratic California colleague, the

Russia's Fesco Transport Group reacted strongly this month when news leaked out that it wanted to ac

Chassis pools are on a roll. After years when Maher Terminals in the Port of New York and New Jersey

Trans-Pacific shippers are already thinking ahead to July 2008, when the International Longshore and

Consolidated Chassis Management currently operates pools with 35,000 chassis that are managed by two

Two of South Korea's major ports are a little confusing, not necessarily by design. There's the old,

How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice. How do you get commerce moving in the port after a terror

Critics of current U.S. trade policy say the succession of recent bilateral free-trade agreements ha

These are heady times in the breakbulk industry. Project cargo is moving at record levels, and deman

Growth is slowing for the U.S. economy and for exports, but West Coast ports are preparing for their

UP Exits Mexican Port Venture: Union Pacific Railroad has pulled out of its partnership arrangement

Service-contract negotiations in the trans-Pacific trades aren't what they used to be. This spring's

Europe's top ports have traditionally competed vigorously over containers, the high-profile cargoes

The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have generated a huge increase in demand for roll-on, roll-off vess

Western Canada's forest products industry sees opportunity in China, accompanied by problems. China

A complete U.S. trade embargo against Libya after a bomb planted by Libyan agents caused the explosi

Finding a way to break the ice can make or break a business deal. Sometimes a joke, a personal anecd

Surging oil prices and expanding economies are driving rapid growth in the Middle East project cargo

toward container shipsThe boom in infrastructure projects in emerging global markets is putt