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At least two freighter-operating U.S. airlines are undertaking reviews to boost value for investors,

Web-based e-commerce portals have taken a major step forward with a new desktop application from Int

It's one of those nasty equations of modern life: Think exporting from Colombia and you think drug t

FastShip, the jet-turbine-powered container ship project that has been contemplated, designed and re

When J. Robert Bray looks back at his 28-year tenure as executive director of the Virginia Port Auth

Koch Backs Security Goals: Christopher Koch, president of the World Shipping Council, said the priva

On July 27, the Rickmers Jakarta sailed into the Port of Houston from Japan's Port of Oita with a 41

South America's strong growth in exports during recent years has been fueled by global demand for it

Globally, the breakbulk industry handles between 400 million and 450 million tons of cargo a year, a

Mark Siegert wasn't surprised when the 60-ton pressure boiler slid into the Yangtze River as a crane

can't prevent cargo damageShippers of breakbulk cargo, whether it's steel coil, long pipe or

Transportation of breakbulk and project cargoes are on the upswing as the trade enters its first flu

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

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe United States and the European Union announced an agreemen

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

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe world's economy continues to show growth and momentum, but

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe European Union's Competition Directorate on Monday agreed

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

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEChina's leading port operating company has acquired a stake in

Overseas Shipholding Group Inc. has acquired petroleum transportation provider Maritrans Inc. for $4

The member lines of the India-Pakistan-Bangladesh-Ceylon Conference have announced plans to implemen

Retail diesel and crude oil prices lengthened their decline last week. According to the U.S. Energy

FedEx Express said it will spend $2.6 billion over eight years to buy and refit nearly 90 medium-hau

The Environmental Protection Agency was ordered to begin regulating the discharge of ballast water f

The three main package carriers operating in the United States all took their fuel surcharges down a

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, parent company of Atlas Air and Polar Air Cargo, has promoted John W.

A prominent air freight shipper says air carriers are creating "artificial peaks" to drive up rates

Frankfurt airport and Lufthansa Cargo have signed a partnership agreement aimed at consolidating the

The European Union's Competition Directorate on Monday agreed to repeal the centuries-old antitrust

The Virginia Department of Transportation last week withdrew its plans to build tolled truck only la

The American Trucking Associations and the Virginia Trucking Association applauded the decision by t

Intermodal and clerical workers represented by the United Steelworkers on Friday ratified a collecti

Overseas Shipholding Group agreed to acquire Maritrans, a leading U.S. flag crude oil and petroleum

Perrysburg, Ohio, September, 2006 ---- Tri-State Expedited Service, headquartered here, has official

The U.S. Postal Service last week awarded new contracts with seven air carriers to transport mail. T

Covenant Transport is shoring up its lagging regional truckload business by acquiring Star Transport

Dan Gatchet began 2006 prepared for the worst. Like many harbor drayage operators, the president of

With concerns over railroads' ability to handle peak season freight demand waning, rail shippers app

Q:I just looked at your March 20, 2006, article about the old freight-bill collection scam being

Signs are mounting that the trucking industry is feeling the effects of an economic slowdown and hei