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Covenant Transport threw a new cloud over the trucking business, announcing Monday it expects to pos

A federal judge has approved plans by a Los Angeles activist to re-open a lawsuit alleging that the

YRC Worldwide embarked Jan. 15 on an organizational remapping designed to leverage all of its far fl

A British container ship collided with a commuter hydrofoil near the entrance to Sicily's Port of Me

Cargotec said Kalmar, its container-handling equipment maker, has bought Slovenia's Tagros d.o.o., e

A fiery train derailment in Kentucky is causing delays to air cargo at the UPS sorting hub at Louisv

The Port of Los Angeles and South Coast Air Quality Management District have partnered on a demonstr

Intrepid Aviation Group, a subsidiary of New York-based Reservoir Capital Group, has signed a letter

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEPSA International Pte Ltd , the world's second-largest contain

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEFrench carrier CMA CGM has concluded a deal with Cheng Lie Nav

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Transpacific Stabilization Agreement said it is projecting

Scan-all bill would cover cargo on passenger planesMaritime security is not the only mode to

Yair S. Shiran assumed the post of Israel's economic minister to North America in August 2006. He ha

A recently released analysis of rail-lift capacity in Southern California concludes that growth at L

An industry group says California is stretching its jurisdiction too far with a new anti-pollution r

Jim Latta sat at his desk and added up the costs of renewing his Class A commercial drivers license

When Aberdeen Group recently surveyed companies with more than $1 billion, it found that 79 percent

New year, new Congress, same old song. Democrats in control of the House have again raised the notio

The one sure thing is that the federal government is publishing final rules for the Transportation W

Congressional approval of permanent normal trade relations with Vietnam is the final step on a long

Largely out of sight on the other side of the world from the U.S. and Europe, the intra-Asia contain

Maersk Revamps Asia-Europe Service: Maersk Line will deploy its largest ships in its Asia-Europe net

Q:In the Nov. 27, 2006, issue you published an article about a shipment that was basically doubl

Canada said it is welcoming an offer by the European Union to open negotiations on an air services p

The exit of Wal-Mart's procurement chief after just nine months on the job does not signal problems

YRC Worldwide Inc. on Monday announced organizational changes that will bring management of its Yell

India's Mumbai airport saw air-cargo imports increase 32 percent to 13,336 metric tons in November f

In the first week of the year ending Jan. 6, U.S. railroads saw originated carloads drop 7.2 percent

FedEx remained the world's largest air cargo airline and Korean Air the largest international air ca

The trucking industry continues to post signs pointing to a turbulent winter that will keep prices c

In a classic good news-bad news situation, major railroads posted several volume records in 2006 but

When you work the phones at Port Everglades, it's not unusual to get a call from a tourist hoping to

The freight industry was first in line under the new U.S. House leadership, but shippers now are loo

Advances in Internet technology are changing the way companies purchase and use supply chain softwar

The world's largest maker of household products is reinventing the way it ships products around the

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEMaersk Line said it will restructure and relaunch its Asia-Mid

Aged. If you're like us, you're probably lamenting the latest National Motor Freight Classification

WASHINGTON -- The Metal Trades Department of the AFL-CIO has filed suit in federal court alleging th

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.When you work the phones at Port Everglades, it''s not un

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