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In the wake of the transition in April of the Indiana Toll Road into private hands, the American Tru

Economic activity in the manufacturing sector grew in October at its slowest rate in more than three

International airfreight traffic increased 4.9 percent in September, up from 4.7 percent in August b

Stanford A. Erickson has been named chairman of the History of Containerization Foundation, Inc.

Dallas-based i2 Technologies reported increases in third-quarter 2006 total revenue, buoyed by growt

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES -- Container volumes at West Coast ports reached t

Recognition for curbing pollution in freight transport Dallas, Nov. 1, 2006 ? APL Logistics

Frozen Food Express Industries earned 42 percent less in the third quarter. A weakening freight mark

International air freight grew 4.9 percent in September over the same month last year, picking up st

Schneider National, a leading trucking and logistics provider will close an Operating Center in Ever

Reinstating tolls on the United States portion of the St. Lawrence Seaway may be a dead issue for th

WASHINGTON -- U.S. Customs and Border Protection in San Diego has reached a $10 million settlement w

Lima, Pa.-based Pilot Air Freight, a privately-held forwarder, increased revenue in the third quarte

The History of Containerization Foundation named Stanford A. Erickson its new chairman. Eric

Company Expects $3 Million of Incremental Annual Revenue From AwardJacksonville, FL - Novemb

The government of Dubai, which earlier this year scuttled plans to acquire U.S. marine terminals, co

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINENEW ORLEANS -- India's investments in capital projects to incr

Gateway Distriparks Ltd, India's leading logistics provider, posted net profit of $4.52 million for

The Vietnam Ministry of Transport approved a proposal for the development of a new container port in

WASHINGTON -- The National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America has named Alan R. K

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection completed 2,052 validations in the Customs-Trade Partner

NEW ORLEANS -- Breakbulk rates, though softening slightly at present, are likely to remain strong an

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection completed 2,052 validations in the Customs-Trade Partner

Greenbrier's railcar manufacturing and leasing operations made a record profit for the year, despite

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINENEW ORLEANS -- Breakbulk rates, though softening slightly at p

The slowdown in the housing market and a work stoppage at a paper mill in Nova Scotia cut into carlo

The member lines of the Grand Alliance on Tuesday announced that they will lay up vessels during the

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINENEW ORLEANS -- Importers of steel and related materials are se

WASHINGTON -- The Federal Maritime Commission has scheduled a closed meeting Nov. 8 to discuss five

Tax benefits helped Horizon Lines report record earnings of $52.9 million for the third quarter, up

As indications of a slowing economy mount, consumer confidence slipped in October, according to a re

The Jacksonville Port Authority's board of directors has approved a new 25-year lease with APM Termi

UAL, parent company of United Airlines, turned a profit for the third time in as many quarters after

The Port of Portland's resurgence continued as total container volume increased 31.2 percent during

The Institute of International Container Lessors announced that President Henry F. White, Jr. resign

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEPanalpina, the Swiss ocean and airfreight forwarder, said it i

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Port of Portland's resurgence continued as total container

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEDutch global mail and express group, TNT, is quitting the ocea

Kansas City Southern earnings dropped 76 percent in the third quarter, compared with third quarter o

The member lines of the Grand Alliance on Tuesday announced that they will lay up vessels during the