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Secretary Michael Chertoff named Richard C. Barth, Ph.D., the first Assistant Secretary for Policy D

The American Association of Port Authorities on Sept. 14 formally installed Capt. Allen O. Domaas as

Union Pacific Railroad is trolling the newly stocked labor pool after Ford Motor Co. announced Sept.

In a move designed to pull its regional operation out of a hole, Covenant Transport acquired on Sept

Jet fuel consumption by U.S. airlines increased by about 100 million gallons from June to July, but

Industrial production declined 0.1 percent in August after an increase of 0.4 percent in July, accor

The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers increased 0.2 percent in August, before seasonal ad

Total volume for North American railroads in week 36 was off the fast pace of a week earlier as the

The U.S. Senate late Thursday gave its overwhelming approval to a long-stalled port security bill.

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEIndia will not be able to realize its potential economic growt

A.P. Moller-Maersk on Friday confirmed that it has signed two contracts to buy four container ships

South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries received an order for eight 11,400-TEU container ships with l

Halterm will spend C$10 million to purchase new cranes and other container-handling equipment for it

A strike by harbor truck drivers has seriously affected movement of containers from India's Port of

Intermarine is adding more space to its Industrial Terminals facility on the Houston Ship Channel.

The Bahamian-flagged bulk carrier Clipper Lasco on Thursday ran aground outside Port Everglades.

The Port of Tampa will post strong cargo volumes when its fiscal year ends on Sept. 30, but the port

The United States, European Union and Canada on Friday planned to ask the World Trade Organization t

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- The Senate on Thursday passed the Port Security

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- The Senate on Thursday passed the Port Security

Containerized cargo moving through the Suez Canal in August increased by more than 26 percent from t

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONG BEACH, Calif. -- Expanding U.S. rail capacity to handle t

A second bomb threat in three days forced the brief evacuation of Maersk's Pier 400 at the Port of L

Banta Corp. said it would cut more than 500 jobs and close or sell some plants to strengthen its bus

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEFueled by a continuing increase in Asian trade, containerized

The India government is preparing a 20-year strategy for development of major ports, with plans to a

Schmeltzer, Aptaker & Shepard, a Washington law firm that specializes in labor, corporate and public

Unionized port and dockworkers in India have threatened a nationwide strike that could cripple the c