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U.S. Lines on Monday announced the introduction of a direct weekly call at Oakland on its Australia/

The Texas Workforce Commission on Monday awarded a $987,620 grant to a consortium to help train work

After successfully operating double-stack container trains on specific routes in the country, Indian

The United States and Europe on Monday launched negotiations aimed at opening up trans-Atlantic air

Dutch global mail and transport group TNT said fourth-quarter profit surged 11.3 percent from a year

Dubai's DP World has emerged as the clear favorite in the closing stages of fierce bidding to acquir

Short line railroad operator RailAmerica named John Giles as its new chief executive, effective imme

Patel Integrated Logistics, one of India 's leading logistics providers, has entered into a strategi

A.P. Moller-Maersk on Monday said it will lay off around 140 employees at its Danish shipyard which

Workers for Canadian National Railway Co. returned to work Monday after Canada's largest railroad re

Dubai terminal operator DP World has appointed senior information technology specialist Adam Adshead

Logistics Management Solutions, a non-asset-based third party logistics provider based in St. Louis,

Kitty Hawk Aircargo signed a one year charter with H.E. Sutton Forwarding. Under the terms o

Penske Truck Leasing opened a new facility in Lincoln, Neb. The 6,400-square-foot state-of-the-art f

Revenue and income rose for TNT in the fourth quarter and the full year of 2006. Completing the dive

Federal Railroad Administrator Joseph H. Boardman on Feb. 26 denied the application from the Dakota,

Dubai's DP World has emerged as the clear favorite in the closing stages of fierce bidding to acquir

First Industrial Realty Trust announced plans to build 1.3 million square feet of warehouse space ne

WASHINGTON -- Rep. Russ Carnahan, D-Mo., has introduced legislation that would cap the amount the fe

Striking conductors and yard workers returned to their jobs on Canadian National Railway, after the

A.P. Moller-Maersk on Monday said it will lay off around 140 employees at its Danish shipyard which

Antitrust commission skips over Shipping ActThe Antitrust Modernization Com-mission will mak

William Schubert, maritime administrator from 2001 to 2005, is president of International Trade & Tr

Schneider National is preparing to deliver on its promise to put wheels on the ground in China. The

Slowly but surely, global supply chains are going "green," as foreign governments propose and enact

The toy manufacturer Hasbro sells a musical toothbrush. It's designed to play a cheerful three-minut

Unless the Trade Promotion Act is renewed on July 31, the Bush administration's free-trade agenda wi

Canada's effort to provide a better route for Asian imports to the U.S. is taking shape in British C

Homer's wine-dark sea is still carrying a lot of wine and bottled water these days, but fewer buildi

At the last moment, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey folded its hand. It was forced to,

As chairman of Schneider National Inc., a $3.7 billion provider of transportation, logistics and int

When Horizon Lines was preparing to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange in 2005, skeptics

BNSF Railway under Matt Rose has become an industry leader in the intermodal sector. Intermodal has

Linda Cantwell is more than a seasoned supply-chain executive. She is a leader in IBM's network of w

Kevin Falcon was appointed British Columbia's minister of transportation in January 2004, and was re

Here's the image: W. Ralph Basham, commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, with his suit coat

When Ron Widdows united a group of APL's biggest U.S. customers in 2005 to try to alert the U.S. gov

Vancouver Hit By CN Strike: The Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, said its cargo volume fell by a

There seemed little chance when United Transportation Union conductors and yard workers first launch

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