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Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Canadian transportation logistics professionals sent out

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON - Sea Containers, the once high-flying London-based mar

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEFrankfurt airport, Europe's leading cargo hub, said freight vo

In a 20-year agreement sealed with an ownership provision, Atlas Air Worldwide subsidiary Polar Air

Neptune Orient Lines reported average revenue per container continued to decline in September even a

LONDON -- Container ship charter rates are still retreating, but the market appears headed for a sof

Frankfurt airport, Europe's leading cargo hub, said freight volume soared 9 percent in September fro

Chilean salmon exporters used to ship most of their products by air. More than a year ago, the costs

In a 20-year agreement sealed with an ownership provision, Atlas Air Worldwide subsidiary Polar Air

US-flag fleet continues to dwindleIn October 2004, Congress passed the Job Creation Act, whi

Betcha. There's no better way to secure our ports than to crack down on internet gambling. That must

If the Surface Transportation Board's response to one report taking a critical look at rail competit

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEPolar Tankers, the owner of the Polar Texas, the oil tanker th

GT Nexus named Dan Riley to its board of directors Oct. 16. The former president of Bank of America'

Mary Peters will be sworn in as the next secretary of transportation on Tuesday afternoon at the Dep

When Cisco Systems and SAP Ventures, a division of SAP AG, announced last week that they are investi

In a move that would amend decade-old airfreight rules, U.S. authorities plan to change the "known-s

The first phase of Houston's new Bayport container terminal had originally been scheduled to open in

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Betcha. There''s no better way to secure our ports than t

In its boldest statements yet about opening the U.S. border with Mexican trucks, the Department of T

The end of the summer of 2006 may well be remembered as a time when a logistics era ended. T

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.FedEx Express and UPS each say they are undertaking a fun

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA -- Canadian National Railway on Monday announced a five

Container volumes through Hong Kong's terminals increased by 4.1 percent in September to nearly 2.2

Q: I am the packaged logistics manager for my company. An issue has popped up regarding our straight

A magnitude 6.7 earthquake rocked Hawaii on Sunday, with several aftershocks up to a magnitude of 5.

Importers' ability to move cargo in-bond from a port of arrival to an inland port of destination is

Special to JoC ONLINEIndia's western state of Gujarat plans to upgrade five smaller ports th

The port of Los Angeles in August handled 790,726 TEUs, an increase of 21.4 percent over last year.

The article entitled "Terminal X" in the Oct. 2 issue of The Journal of Commerce misidentified the N

Dennis Marvin is vice president and underwriting executive at Fireman's Fund Specialty Insurance, wh

Baseball fans who see their teams drummed out of the playoffs this month are making that traditional

In a move to alter air shipping rules in place for a decade, U.S. authorities plan to change the "kn

TUI AG, the parent of Hapag-Lloyd Container Line, is seeking to secure new, friendly investors to he

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe most powerful earthquake to rock Hawaii in more than two d

LONDON - Sea Containers, the once high-flying London-based maritime container leasing and railroad c

Canada's Pacific Gateway strategy has three main components: the Pacific Gateway Act, a package of i

One aftereffect of last year's hurricane season, the busiest and most damaging one on record, has be

The freight may not be stacking up as high as some carriers would like, but key truckload carriers s

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Sixty percent of private trucking fleet managers say they