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In a reversal of the normal early peak surge, truck volume was so weak in August that the American T

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- DHL is facing a national strike in the United Kingdo

Chiquita Brands International said it will sell its Great White Fleet of 12 refrigerated vessels and

A senior Panama Canal official last week briefed business leaders from Asia and Latin America on the

ProLogis announced it has pre-leased 199,000 square-feet at a new distribution center it is building

The Georgia Ports Authority's Board of Directors approved a series of construction and new equipment

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWestern Canada's Port of Vancouver through August increased it

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection will host its second conference on the Automated Commerc

Cargolux said the recent decrease in fuel prices has led it to adjust its fuel surcharge downward on

The Port of Cochin has slashed container truck hire charges in a bid to make the southern Indian por

WASHINGTON -- The Federal Maritime Commission has begun a formal investigation of three related New

State-run intermodal logistics provider, Container Corp. of India, forecast revenue of $6.5 billion

Contract logistics provider Exel will build a new 850,000 square foot distribution center in Clevela

An article in The Journal of Commerce Online Sept. 25 incorrectly reported that the European Competi

DHL promoted longtime logistics executive Hans Hickler to head its express business in the United St

Reacting to a decrease in fuel prices, Cargolux will cut its fuel surcharge on all cargo shipments e

Commercial real estate developer ProLogis leased 199,000 square feet of a distribution center it is

LONDON -- DHL is facing a national strike in the United Kingdom, which labor leaders warn will cripp

WASHINGTON -- The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey tops a list of 22 ports that were awarde

Western Canada's Port of Vancouver through August increased its lead in container volume over U.S. r

The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index, which decreased sharply in August, posted a gain in

The federal homeland security spending bill for 2007 increases the Department of Homeland Security's

ANN ARBOR, Mich., Sept. 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- At their annual conventions, the Nebraska

American Railcar Industries entered into a pair of agreements to manufacture and sell a total of 2,4

An American Airlines official is the newest nominee for the National Transportation Safety Board.

For the week ending Sept. 16, U.S. railroads originated 257,526 trailers and containers, topping the

E.J. Brooks, the leading supplier of high-security container seals, announced on Friday that it had

The nominee to head the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation sees the waterway as an import

FedEx shareholders elected Steven R. Loranger, chairman, president and chief executive officer of IT

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee late Monday voted unanimously to approve M

The cargo unit of Northwest Airlines is reducing its fuel surcharges, effective Oct. 9.Inter

When Hurricane Hugo hit St. Croix and the U.S. Virgin Islands in 1989, Rick Murrell said his company

There is no secret as to what's driven the growth of the largest East Coast container ports over the

Houston At a GlanceCan the world's biggest petrochemical hub transform itself into an entry

International shippers risk delayed shipments and higher duties if they and their customs brokers ar

The Maine trucking industry and state transportation department are making headway in a push for hea

In a story Sept. 18 about protecting North Atlantic right whales ("Whale watching," Page 16), the Po

Defining moments for CustomsHow do you define "importer?" "Vessel?" The answers are not as s

Rick D. Blasgen is president and chief executive of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professio

The curtain is finally coming down on the longest-running drama in the history of U.S.-Canadian trad