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Dubai plans to expand container-handling at its global terminals by 50 percent over the next three y

Neptune Orient Lines on Monday announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell all of its sh

Oman International Container Terminal officially opened its new Terminal B container facility in cer

NEW ORLEANS -- Roger Kavanagh, founder, president and chief executive of Intermarine, died this morn

With roads and rails ever more crowded and international trade flooding goods pipelines with contain

For most of the early winter, the nation's railroads enjoyed a relatively balmy season, and trains r

On the day chemical railcars jumped off CSX tracks in an explosive crash south of Louisville, Ky., t

An analysis of rail-lift capacity in Southern California sounds a warning bell for the largest U.S.

Two West Coast states are launching initiatives aimed at boosting freight movement as government lea

Q:In the Dec. 11, 2006 issue, you wrote that the proper claim for loss or damage on a shipment o

Bill DeWitt's problem isn't getting students to pay attention in class - it's getting them into his

Omen. We knew Jerry Moyes finally succeeded in buying back Swift Transportation when a sudden freeze

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineOmen. We knew Jerry Moyes finally succeeded in buying

Shippers are joining the battle over full screening of air cargo shipments. In a serie

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineU.S. Secretary of Transportation Mary E. Peters named

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineThe Port of Tacoma is now the main port of entry for M

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineA Norwegian logistics provider will ship chilled and f

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineContainer throughput at the Port of Virginia climbed 3

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineThe Port of Los Angeles and California''s South Coast

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineThe Transpacific Stabilization Agreement says strength

Orient Overseas (International) Ltd. said revenue in 2006 increased 5.6 percent to US$4.25 billion c

Traffic WorldInternational air cargo traffic grew 4.6 percent in 2006, according to the Inte

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- The Transportation Security Administration has o

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEFinnlines, Finland's largest ocean carrier, urged stockholders

India's trade deficit soared to $5.68 billion in December, from $2.69 billion a year ago, as the pac

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- Charter rates for containerships are inching upwards

Executive directorwww.portofcorpuschristi.comThere are two equally important challen

Executive director and chief executivewww.shipmspa.comMy observations at this time l

Presidentwww.nordanausa.comThe breakbulk market remained strong during 2006. All ind

Presidentwww.mallorygroup.comThe secret word in breakbulk this year will be "truckin

Chief executivewww.ncports.comBreakbulk cargo long has faced challenges presented by

Executive directorwww.portoflongview.comThe breakbulk markets of 2007 will bring a c

Directorwww.jumboshipping.comThe greatest challenge to the industry during 2007 may

President and chief executivewww.intermarineusa.comWhile many of the logistics manag

Executive directorwww.gaports.comIn an industry in which, for many, container is kin

Chairmanwww.hafen-hamburg.de/en/Containerization continues to claim a larger share o

Terminal managerwww.fullendock.comWe've had quite an increase in container cargoes a

Port directorwww.portofgalveston.comAs we continue to adjust to meet the demands tha

Senior vice presidentwww.fluor.comThe engineering and construction industry will con

Presidentwww.eaglemaritime.comThe art of prognostic analysis through the ages has sh