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Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.A recent agreement setting aside public and private mone

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Short line railroads warn the Surface Transportation Boar

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Liberate Technologies, after failing in its bid to develo

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Salt Lake City-based refrigerated trucking specialist C.R

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Visibility is a buzz word that gets thrown around a lot i

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.In a new broadside against the Transportation Worker Iden

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.No matter who controls Congress after the mid-term electi

For parcel shippers, UPS's change in pricing for oversized packages at first seemed little more than

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEEmirates Airlines on Sunday signed a contract for 10 Boeing 74

Air France-KLM cargo volume gained 4.2 percent in September, on capacity that was 2.2 percent higher

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement announced changes to its Bunker Adjustment Factor, effective

Hanjin Shipping has established a wholly-owned local company in India, Hanjin Shipping India Pvt. Lt

Reliance Group, one of India's largest private-sector conglomerates, plans to invest over $650 milli

India's busiest port, Jawaharlal Nehru, handled 1,547,304 TEUs during the first half of the current

Expedited LTL carrier Texas Land & Air started flatbed service throughout Texas and into Mexico.

DHL is extending its restructuring in the United States and around the world in a new round of manag

MHF Logistical Solutions Chairman John Evanko stepped down from the leadership of the packaging and

Two executives at British Airways resigned Monday as a result of the ongoing investigation on both s

Truckload carrier Celadon Group bought the business and equipment of Digby Truck Lines, bringing Cel

Truckload carrier Contract Freighters, Joplin, Mo., will upgrade its mobile communications and fleet

Three port authorities in Vancouver, British Columbia, agreed to merge into a single integrated "sup

LTL carrier Saia will open a second terminal in the Chicago area, a move the carrier said is needed

Deutsche Post decided to sell the Cologne, Germany-based reverse logistics provider it acquired in 2

Emirates placed an order for 10 747-8 freighters and options for up to 10 more, a deal worth up to $

A key shipper group says freight is moving smoothly without delays through key United States ports e

The Nicaragua Canal? Nicaragua unveiled a proposal to build a new canal linking the Pacific and Atla

Distribution markets tightening in US The market for warehouses and distribution centers rem

Thomas A. McMillen has been GM's director of global logistics since March 2005. Prior to this assign

British Airways World Cargo announced it has again trimmed its fuel charge, to 50 cents per kilogram

The world's third-biggest container liner, CMA CGM, said it is beginning to see a rebound in freight

Traffic at the western Indian Port of Mumbai increased 15 percent to 25.32 million metric tons in th

Ever since the dot-com boom, express carriers have used their Web sites to make it easier for custom

The day when logistics managers will use cell phones to track freight en route from China while barr

For Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones, D-Ohio, it was an easy political calculation to make. A ferry servic

The agreement reached by congressional conferees on a final version of the Security and Accountabili

Area: Approximately 3.8 million square miles, slightly smaller than the U.S.Coastline: About

When Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva became president of Brazil in 2002, his victory set off a near panic

Old habits die hard, especially when they've been around for 150 years. That is why ocean carriers i

Perhaps more than ever before, bunker fuel surcharges promise to be a contentious issue in next year

Trans-Pacific container lines are aiming high in next spring's rate negotiations with shippers. Desp