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No matter who controls Congress after the mid-term elections, one change is certain: come January, R

WASHINGTON -- Ocean carriers' antitrust immunity under the Shipping Act was the subject of a hearing

After Hurricane Katrina, every logistics executive heard stories of companies brought to their knees

Union Pacific Railroad will build a $150-million intermodal terminal as part of an agreement with th

Salt Lake City-based refrigerated trucking specialist C.R. England wants to be a billion-dollar busi

Visibility is a buzz word that gets thrown around a lot in logistics today, but Hallmark Cards argue

Merchandise trade moving by rail between the United States, Canada and Mexico in July increased 12.6

The Port of Auckland is nearing completion on New Zealand's largest port infrastructure project.

Intermodal carloads increased 5.4 percent in September, helping U.S. railroads ' boost overall origi

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThree port authorities in Vancouver, British Columbia, have ag

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONG BEACH, Calif. - Ports in the United States are handling r

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEIn anticipation of major offers, Turkey has again postponed th

Target Logistics, Inc. announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Target Logistics Services, has ac

The Virginia Port Authority on Friday announced that Savi Networks will install radio frequency iden

Greek ship operator Danaos Corp. opened near the midpoint of its price range in its first day of tra

Hapag-Lloyd at the end of this year will start its own service linking Dakar and Tema in West Africa

LONDON -- British Airways on Friday announced it is opening a new freighter route to the United Stat

Traffic at India's Chennai Container Terminal has returned to normal with no backlog following a Sep

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Georgia Ports Authority will spend $7 million for road, ra

In a new broadside against the Transportation Worker Identification Credential program, the trucking

Michael R. Christensen, an engineer and 30-year veteran of the transportation industry, was named di

Liberate Technologies, after failing in its bid to develop software for the cable television industr

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ("K" Line) said it will restructure and upgrade the joint service it ope

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- Truck drivers entering the United States will no

Short line railroads warn the Surface Transportation Board's backing of a mileage-based fuel surchar

A recent agreement setting aside public and private money for the first phase of the Chicago R

Stung by hurricane-related crop losses, new EU tariffs and quotas and the E. coli virus, Chiquita Br

For the second time this year, a Boston-based National Labor Relations Board official has ruled that

Commercial real estate developer ProLogis leased 545,000 square feet of distribution space in Englan

Cat Logistics will lay off 70 workers at its Jefferson Riverport International facility in Louisvill

British Airways World Cargo cut its fuel charge for the second time in as many weeks this week as je

Everyone knew Airbus was trying to pin down how long it would take to sort out problems in the passe

UPS is reorganizing its Supply Chain Solutions division, which includes unspecified job losses, acco

J.B. Hunt Transport Services said it has borrowed $101.5 million to purchase dry-van trailers it for

The National Labor Relations Board affirmed an NLRB administrative law judge's decision that Evergre

The president of Marine Terminals Corp. says the company isn't talking with other terminal operators

President Bush is scheduled to speak today at a FedEx Express facility at Washington's Reagan Nation

The National Labor Relations Board has affirmed an NLRB administrative law judge's decision that Eve

South Carolina can move ahead with its proposed $600-million container terminal project after federa

In a move designed to bolster U.S. cattle producers, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safet