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In late night negotiations Jan. 29 among members of Congress, House and Senate appropriators agreed

Canadian National Railway said 4,000 employees represented by the Canadian Auto Workers union have r

Congress is taking up growing concern over rail safety in a two-day hearing that includes government

The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index edged up for the second month in a row in January. Th

In a move that is likely to unsettle forwarders, Lufthansa Cargo has formed a company to provide fre

Increasing ownership in two subsidiaries nearly doubled profits for the year for truckload carrier U

Con-way earned net income in the fourth quarter of $82.4 million, compared to fourth-quarter 2005 ne

GE Security announced Tuesday the release of the latest version of its in-container security Commerc

Japanese carrier MOL announced the upgrade of its Asia-South Africa-South America East Coast (CSW) s

Intermodal revenue posted a near $100-million gain as Canadian Pacific Railway reported profits of C

Canadian National Railway said 4,000 employees represented by the Canadian Auto Workers union have r

Container traffic through the Port of Hamburg in 2006 surged by 9.6 percent from a year ago to a rec

SEATTLE -- The Coast Guard is in the process of replacing its Seventies-era search-and-rescue system

CONCORD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 30, 2007--Pacer International, Inc. (Nasdaq:PACR), the North

Maersk Line said it will cut the bunker adjustment factor between Mediterranean ports and the United

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineIntermodal and logistics firm RoadLink USA strengthene

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineFor most of the early winter, the nation''s railroads

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineU.S. Customs and Border Protection stepped up enforcem

An island on the western periphery of a major continent might seem an unlikely logistics hotbed - un

Los Angeles and Long Beach port projects scheduled for environmental impact reports in 2007, with es

Quality Distribution, Fla.-based tanker operator, found its projections for the fourth quarter too h

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineWyeth Pharmaceuticals signed DHL to a multiyear agreem

International air cargo traffic grew 4.6 percent in 2006, according to the International Air Tr

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

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

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

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

Managerwww.schenker.comIt is a safe bet for the coming years that with the known inc

President and chief operating officerwww.celticmarine.comChallenges facing the break

Ford Motor Company contracted in October with Penske Logistics to provide material planning and hand

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineBurlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. plans to spend $2.7

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineCongress needs to give freight railroads - not Amtrak

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineOn the day chemical railcars jumped off CSX tracks in

Shipping lines, terminal operators and railroads are so anxious to secure regulatory approval to exp

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineNewly christened CEVA Logistics scooped up DHL Exel Su

Cargolux, Europe's largest all-cargo airline, joined others this week in reducing its fuel surcharge

The nation's largest independent truck driver group says the Department of Transportation is "pander