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Four new container cranes that were damaged during delivery to the Port of Wilmington will go into s

Avion Aircraft Trading has signed a memorandum of understanding with Airbus of Europe for six A330-2

Car hauler Allied Holdings filed a motion in bankruptcy court on Feb. 2 asking for permission to rej

In the week before Feb. 5 the average retail price of diesel edged up for the first time in two mont

Officials at the Port of Tacoma are forecasting moderate container volume growth this year of about

The U.S. Department of Transportation published last week a final rule adding strict packaging requi

TNT on Feb. 5 completed the sale of its freight management business unit to French logistics service

UPS ordered 27 new Boeing 767-300ER freighters for delivery over the next two to five years. The ord

Electronics retailer Circuit City adopted GXS Trading Grid and its Intelligent Web Forms service for

Under a rail safety pilot project, Federal Railroad Administrator Joseph Boardman said rail workers

Combined domestic and international air cargo tonnage on U.S. airlines declined in December.

FedEx Freight officially launched on Feb. 5 its long-haul less than truckload services in the United

Charter Rates Rebound: The 18-month run of declining charter rates may be reaching its end as contai

Fortune 500 companies rely on 3PLsBig Business is big business for 3PLs. That's the message

By this fall, members of the International Organization for Standardization will formally adopt a st

Robert Voltmann is president and chief executive of the Transportation Intermediaries Association, w

inland bills of ladingMaersk Line, the world's largest container carrier will slash the numb

Trucks are the best regional airfreighters around, says Ram Menen, senior vice president of cargo of

When the African Growth and Opportunity Act took effect in 2000, global apparelcompanies exp

Roger Kavanagh, who died last week of cancer at age 54, was an innovator who built Intermarine into

Nearly a year after the DP World controversy, Congress has yet to approve legislation to reform the

TNT Logistics North America - now CEVA Logistics in North America - had been serving Chry-sler Group

Ocean carriers are hoping that new leadership at the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement, coupled w

No one disputes that harbors and channels need dredging to keep U.S. commerce flowing, but port offi

Most businesses don't have to ask a government agency for permission to hire more workers. But most

Shippers, carriers and ports thought they had put the issue of state container fees to rest after Ca

When hundreds of British beachcombers scavenged everything from Bibles to BMW motorcycles from conta

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Shippers are in a position to reap bargain prices from their carriers as trucking companies lament o

The Frisbee may be an American cultural icon, but like the Hula-Hoop and Boogie Board, it is now mad

Rail shippers are hailing a Surface Transportation Board ruling ordering railroads to stop setting f

After months of delay, the first phase of Houston's new Bayport Container Terminal is scheduled to o

Philadelphia-based Urban Outfitters carved out a profitable niche selling hip clothes and accessorie

With a transportation crisis looming in the United States, it's time to get serious about dedicated

Q:I work for a freight bill auditing company and I've come across a situation on which I'd appre

Economists estimate consumers account for some two-thirds of spending in the United States, and at s

The worst thing about the fourth quarter for UPS was what it said about the coming year. <

WASHINGTON ? Port industry executives on Monday said that President Bush's 2008 budget proposal is s

WASHINGTON ? President Bush, in his sweeping plan for the federal budget proposed Monday, offered a

WASHINGTON -- The Department of Homeland Security is proposing a $46.4-billion budget for fiscal 200