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

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

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

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

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

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

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

If you're a breakbulk shipper, this year's message is simple: Reserve your shipping space early. Alt

Port director and chief executivewww.tampaport.comThe outlook for breakbulk and proj

Executive port directorwww.portfreeport.comWith a marked upswing in shipments of bre

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineBoeing finally has some competition in the freighter m

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineCon-way Freight and APL Logistics expanded options for

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineCalifornia Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger wants to reduce

Knowing exactly where a shipment is from origin to delivery has long been a goal of many shippers. A

United Airlines saw its cargo revenue slip nearly 5 percent in the fourth quarter as falling mail tr

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINENeptune Orient Lines saw its average revenue per container dro

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Port of Savannah handled 2.16 million TEUs in 2006, an in

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

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

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

Whenever conversations turn to breakbulk cargo these days, the common denominator is capacity constr

New terminals and cranes. On-dock rail. Larger container yards. As shippers demand more all-water se

President and chief executivewww.port-of-charleston.comBreakbulk shipping will see o

President and chief executivewww.seastarline.comSea Star Line has built a reputation

General managerwww.sagafc.comWith time-charter markets remaining strong and shipping

Vice president, freight coordinationwww.cisnav.comAs one of the areas with the most

Executive directorwww.marylandports.comAs more ports respond to the growth in contai

In Ron Ault's mind, this is a David vs. Goliath battle. The AFL-CIO's Metal Trades Department has pi

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineThe American Trucking Associations tapped former Traff

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

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

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

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineThe Transpacific Stabilization Agreement says strength

Senior vice president, commercialwww.2wglobal.comThere are two major challenges faci

Port directorwww.broward.org/portThat the building industry in Florida and the Carib

Chief executivewww.orion-marine.comThis highly specialized and sophisticated segment

Presidentwww.balterm.comThe two most important challenges facing the breakbulk indus

Presidentwww.bbcusa.netOne of the biggest issues we will face in the project busines

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineDHL is stepping up its mobile shipment tracking capabi

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineU.S. airlines are finding financial recovery in the be