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Tommy Stramer, president of Zim America Integrated Shipping Services Ltd., died suddenly on Saturday

Manufacturing growth accelerated in July, while consumer spending slowed. The increase in production

Frozen Food Express Industries said declining truckload and LTL freight volume hurt its second quart

Multi-regional freight railroader Genesee & Wyoming earned a $117.7 million profit in the second

Workers at the USF Bestway terminal in Modesto, Calif., are the first under a July card check, neutr

Deutsche Post, parent of DHL, earned $324 million in the second quarter ended June 30, a 48 percent

FedEx Express and the U.S. Postal Service jumped the gun on renewing their seven-year contract to ha

Pray hard that you never have a customer like Miranda Priestly, the tyrannical, demanding editor-in-

Revival of Doha Round may depend on TPAAlthough U.S. business groups were disappointed by th

Eller Loses DP World Challenge: A Miami-Dade County Circuit Court ruled that this year's sale of P&O

Don Snyder is director of trade and maritime services at the Port of Long Beach. He has 28 years of

By any other measure, it would be utterly routine: a charter cargo flight between two nations. But w

Catawissa Lumber & Specialty Co. had survived nearly five decades, competing in a tough industry. Bu

Cost isn't everything, says Jacqueline Willis, Hong Kong's top U.S. representative. She says Hong Ko

A federal appeals court in New York has handed down a decision in a case that may reopen the questio

The numbers speak for themselves: China's need for energy is projected to increase 150 percent by 20

China's spending on infrastructure over the next five years could outpace U.S. infrastructure invest

A drought on the Missouri River is leaving barge shippers high and dry, halting shipments and ground

In the next few weeks, the Port of Jacksonville and its allies will be working feverishly, says Eric

Terminal operators on the East and Gulf coasts are starting to experiment with different ways of han

And then there were four. After a year of merger and acquisition activity that reshuffled the ranks

West Coast marine terminals have used hard-won provisions in their current longshore labor contract

Railcar builder Trinity Industries on Monday said it plans to sell its European rail business to Int

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEHorizon Lines, the largest Jones Act container carrier, report

Annual container throughput at the Port of Savannah passed 2 million TEUs mark for the first time, a

Container lines in the Westbound Transpacific Stabilization Agreement have recommended a $50 per 40-

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- A broad coalition of supply chain interests has

Latin America's largest liner will add the Port of Charleston to its East Coast of South America ser

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEMUMBAI -- The Indian government has received more than 150 app

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEA deal to conclude negotiations on a global trade agreement co

Tommy Stramer, president of Zim America Integrated Shipping Services Ltd., died suddenly on Saturday

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEA while ago, this column covered the revision process of the I

Food distributor Nash-Finch Co. announced that it is creating a company-wide supply chain management

Halship Inc., a Halifax-based shipping company that operates a weekly container service between Hali

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEInternational Shipholding Corp. incurred continuing losses in

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Dutch mail and express group, TNT, on Monday revealed it c

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEMatson Navigation Co. said second-quarter revenue growth faile

The average retail price for a gallon of diesel fuel rose 3.4 cents to $2.98 last week in a broad in

Leo Suggs, president of UPS Freight, will retire at the end of the year after nearly a half century

Steel imports in June declined from May, based on preliminary import data released by the U.S. Depar