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The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA -- The Hong Kong owner of Fraser Surrey Docks is lookin

Special to The Journal of Commerce OnlineCHENNAI, India - The southern state of Kerala will

DP World, the Dubai-based global terminal operator, is set to expand significantly in Argentina, fur

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEJ. Robert Bray, who has been executive director of the Virgini

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe computer system that will support the Transportation Worke

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe APL Italia, a new 4,389-TEU vessel under charter to APL, h

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- The Transportation Security Administration has i

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEMaersk Line, the world's largest ocean container carrier, is p

Japan on Monday imported its first shipment of American beef since January, resuming a once-booming

Special to The Journal of Commerce OnlineCHENNAI, India - The southern state of Kerala will

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEConsolidated Chassis Management LLC, an affiliate of the Ocean

China Cosco Holdings is close to agreement with the Greek government to take over management of cont

Northwest Airlines Corp., which has been operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, on Monday

Before the really bad news hit, the average retail price for a gallon of diesel went through the roo

U.S. Xpress Enterprises appointed John Bowes president of its Xpress Global Systems subsidiary.

Maersk Line, the world's largest ocean container carrier, is poised to pull even further ahead of it

WASHINGTON - The Transportation Security Administration has issued an interim rule that allows comme

OTTAWA - The Hong Kong owner of Fraser Surrey Docks is looking to sell the Vancouver-area terminal,

The computer system that will support the Transportation Workers Identification Credential has "sign

Parsippany, N.J.-based INTTRA, the world's largest ocean freight e-commerce platform, expanded on tw

Distribution facilities provider ProLogis last month leased 91,400 square meters, almost 1 million s

The Port of Tacoma last week issued $100 million in revenue bonds with an effective fixed interest r

Cary, N.C.-based Railinc, the country's largest source of interline rail data, named E. Allen West p

Northwest Airlines saw its cargo business fall in the second quarter, amid a drop in overall belly c

Landstar System said its board had authorized a stock repurchase of up to $2 million shares "from ti

Program geared to help law enforcement track down abducted children COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (Augus

In a move that may uncharacteristically favor shippers, the Surface Transportation Board proposed ne

The quarter ended June 30 was a tough one for three oil tanker companies. Greek tanker opera

Chip giant Intel's overstock of semiconductors is causing global stockpiles to rise in the second qu

WASHINGTON -- The Senate on Thursday confirmed four appointments to transportation-related positions

Orient Overseas (International) Ltd. Group on Friday announced its after-tax profits slid by 9.2 per

Domestic air freight and express volume was lower last year than in 2000, even though revenue reache

Haverhill, Mass.-based GlobalWare Solutions launched an improved supply chain tracking and reporting

Navistar International, parent company of International Truck and Engine, said it may cut back the n

A day after reporting quadrupled quarterly earnings (see story), Trinity Industries closed the sale

WASHINGTON -- The Senate on Thursday confirmed five appointments to transportation-related positions

Containerized imports will grow by 8.8 percent this year, 7.6 percent next year and by 6.4 percent i

U.S. railroads carried an estimated combined volume of 34.2 billion ton-miles in the week ended July

Guenter Rohrmann, a senior DHL Express executive who once led the large Connecticut-based forwarder

The Port of Charleston handled record container volume of 1.98 million TEUs in the fiscal year ended