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Excel Maritime Carriers, an owner and operator of dry bulk carriers, slashed profits in half in 2006

A new report by the National U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce forecasts that United States exports to t

WASHINGTON -- The Senate by a vote of 60-38 approved broad legislation Tuesday to bolster efforts by

The Transportation Services Index fell 0.6 percent in January from its December level, the U.S. Depa

A glitch in the controls of an elderly lift bridge spanning the Arthur Kill waterway between Staten

LONDON -- The rally in the containership charter market is strengthening with double-digit growth in

Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker won approval to build a semiconductor plant in China,

A new aviation agreement between the United States and Canada was announced Monday, updating a 1995

About two dozen anti-war activists were arrested Monday at the Port of Tacoma, as protests against a

A Hub Group subsidiary, Hub City Terminals, last week purchased 2,000 fifty-three-foot containers fr

The International Chamber of Shipping and the International Shipping Federation in London said they

JPMorgan Chase Vastera launched a new Border Logistics Management system shippers can use to central

Customers benefit with user-friendly online help and documentationMilwaukee, WI ? RedPrairie

Talmage (Tal) E. Simpkins, 79, a longtime figure in the American maritime labor and seafaring commun

SCI Logistics of Toronto forged an agreement with two other Canadian companies to work as a single g

Advance estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau of retail and food services sales for February were $3

David Fiting receives Michigan Trucking Association's Highest Recognition Akron, OH.,

Canadian National and Canadian Pacific rail lines have been hit by rockslides, mudslides and floodin

Traffic at Frankfurt Airport hit record levels for the second month in a row in February. Germany's

The board of directors of FedEx on March 13 amended the company's bylaws to require majority approva

The International Chamber of Shipping and the International Shipping Federation in London said they

WASHINGTON -- The Senate voted 73-25 on Tuesday to kill an amendment that would require railroads to

Shipping faced delays in the Port of Hamburg Monday as dockworkers refused to work overtime to prote

The Panama Canal Authority announced that it has awarded the legal counsel contract for its expansio

Talmage (Tal) E. Simpkins, 79, a longtime figure in the American maritime labor and seafaring commun

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford and Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue on Monday announced their proposal fo

Forwarder EGL, in the midst of buyout effort by its chairman and senior executives, replaced its chi

Volga-Dnepr, the fast-growing Russian cargo airline, on Tuesday signed an agreement to buy five new

The Port of Oakland is beginning to implement a new truck radio frequency identification system at o

The government of Panama on Monday announced it awarded a concession to build a container terminal i

SEATTLE -- The Ports of Tacoma and Olympia, Wash. this week are formalizing a collaboration agreemen

Canadian National and Canadian Pacific rail lines have been hit by rockslides, mudslides and floodin

Unlike most LTL carriers, Old Dominion Freight Lines counted more shipments and revenue through its

Kuehne & Nagel, the Swiss-based global logistics and forwarder, on Monday said net income surged

Air Bridge Cargo, the scheduled airline subsidiary of Russia's Volga Dnepr Group, is taking a big st

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.The Bush administration wants the railroad and waterway i

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Wal-Mart cut its inventory-to-sales ratio in its most rec

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.In a sign of China''s accelerating transformation from an

China's commerce minister on Monday blamed the European Union and the United States for the failure

Lufthansa, Europe' second-largest airline, said it carried nearly four percent more freight in Febru