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A marketing program initiated by the Canadian and U.S. St. Lawrence Seaway corporations has led to a

Retail sales, including food services and gasoline, increased 1.4 percent in July over the previous

Diana Shipping posted a loss in the second-quarter, after paying a one-time, acquisition-related pre

Rickmers-Linie, the Hamburg-based breakbulk, heavylift and project cargo carrier, announced that it

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe International Longshoremen's Association and Evergreen Ame

Intelligent Global Positioning Systems chose Ryder System to provide distribution and radio frequenc

The Board of Directors of UPS on Aug. 10 declared a regular quarterly dividend of 38 cents per share

Tampa Cargo will make two weekly flights from Bogota, Colombia to Los Angeles beginning in August.&n

Sea Containers Ltd. on Friday said it has yet to file its 2005 annual report or the first two quarte

Strong growth in Asia and an improved economy in Europe led Swiss forwarder and logistics provider P

Colorado Governor Bill Owens (R) approved the suspension of hours of service rules as they apply to

Mark V. Rosenker took the oath of office today as the 11th Chairman of the National Transportation S

The Kansas City Aviation Department on Aug. 10 put its plans in motion to develop the KCI Business A

Freight traffic on U.S. railroads climbed again in the week ended August 5 in comparison with the co

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINESwiss logistics company Panalpina said first-half net profit s

Pacer International Inc., the North America freight transportation and logistics provider, has promo

Air industry officials said delays were easing but could continue for days, following news that U.K.

IBM said it has signed a 10-year, $148 million technology agreement with Safmarine Container Lines.<

TUI AG, the German parent of Hapag-Lloyd, said on Thursday its profit fell 56 percent in the second

When a tornado in April shut down American Railcar's factory in Marmaduke, Ark., the revenue loss wa

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Port of Corpus Christi and Spain's Dragados SPL are steppi

ABI Research lowered its 2007 estimate for radio frequency identification software and services reve

A new threat of bomb attacks on U.S.-bound passenger flights from England began to roil the world's

The U.S. trade deficit in June narrowed by 0.3 percent to $64.8 billion in June as oil prices contin

The gap between imports and exports grew a little narrower in June, according to an Aug. 10 report f

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINETUI AG, the German parent of Hapag-Lloyd, said on Thursday its

Hanjin Shipping Co. on Thursday said its profits for the first six months of 2006 dropped by 55.6 pe

Commercial drivers license holders in Florida were notified this week that personal information abou

WASHINGTON -- A new threat of bomb attacks on U.S.-bound passenger flights from England began to roi

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA -- High demand by steel plants for iron ore helped U.S.

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEHanjin Shipping Co. on Thursday said its profits for the first

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOcean carriers belonging to the Westbound Transpacific Stabili

Air industry officials said delays were easing but could continue for days, following news that U.K.

ABX Air, the cargo airline and operator of U.S. package sorting terminals mainly for DHL Express, sa

Air France-KLM said Thursday that revenue in its fiscal first quarter rose 11.9 percent to 5.8 billi

A majority of workers at the UPS Freight terminal in Indianapolis have signed authorization cards to

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe owner of nearly 3,000 cartons of cigars and cigar bands ma

Strong growth in Asia and an improved economy in Europe led Swiss forwarder and logistics provider P

Privately held global procurement and logistics management firm Aankhen installed Fred Montoya, the

Intermodal volume in the second quarter topped last year's peak-season levels, and grew 5.9 percent