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U.S. railroads carried an estimated volume of 33.9 billion ton miles in the week ending Aug. 12, up

Menlo Worldwide, Con-way's $1.4 billion supply chain services subsidiary, completed a major expansio

North American rail service improved in the second quarter and year over year, according to Bear Ste

Total tonnage moving through the Suez Canal increased by 13.3 percent in July from the same month a

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEHapag-Lloyd Container Line hasn't decided whether to appeal a

Container traffic continued its comeback at the Port of Portland, as volume increased 22.5 percent t

Zim Integrated Shipping Services Inc. announced the appointment of Gordon R. Kay as president of its

Canada will push ahead on an accord to end a long-simmering dispute with the United States over soft

The Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad considers the Federal Railroad Administration's environ

Cargo volume in July fell nearly five percent for Dragonair, the Hong Kong-based airline.Vol

The Emma Maersk, a new 11,000-TEU container ship, was named Aug. 12 by A.P. Moller-Maersk at the com

Maruba Lines North America said it will realign its existing North-South service which will result i

(FORT SMITH, Ark., August 15, 2006) ? ABF Freight System, Inc.?, is celebrating the 11th Annual Nati

Freight forwarder and logistics provider Seko opened an office in Las Vegas, the fastest growing met

Ozburn-Hessey Logistics added nearly half-a-million square feet of warehouse space in Winchester, Va

The Department of Transportation set aside its attempt to further open ownership of U.S. airlines to

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's new Demand Management Research Solutions Group will meet

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The Port of Los Angeles in July established new records for containerized impo

The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers increased 0.3 percent in July, before seasonal adju

Coast Guard veteran Glenn A. Wiltshire has been appointed as deputy director for the Broward County

Gemini Air Cargo completed its bankruptcy process, saying Bayside Capital replaced the Carlyle Group

The JOURNAL of CCOMMERCE ONLINENorth American rail service improved in the second quarter an

Tsuyoshi Yoshida has been appointed executive vice president and chief operating officer of trade ma

ProLogis announced that it has leased 600,000 square-feet of industrial space to two customers at a

Standard & Poor's Rating Services revised its outlook from stable to positive on Aug. 16 for Qua

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES -- A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that al

Total tonnage moving through the Suez Canal increased by 13.3 percent in July from the same month a

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINESANTA MONICA, Calif. -- A nuclear bomb detonated in a containe

Norfolkline, the North Europe short sea carrier, said it has signed an agreement to sell its Norfolk

Florida East Coast Railway's profits increased 27 percent to $20.2 million in the second quarter on

The Port of Long Beach hired retired U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Kevin J. Eldridge for the newly crea

The Port of Portland's ocean tonnage grew 4.7 percent in the first half of 2006, as the Oregon port

Central Freight settled class action suits clearing the way to a merger with companies owned by form

Amid a frenzy of global marine terminal sales, the operator of Britain's Port of Liverpool denied th

Perfect Commerce, a provider of on-demand supplier relationship management solutions, announced that

Charles D. "Chip" Nottingham was sworn in as chairman of the Surface Transportation Board by acting

Schneider National said it is undergoing a "staff alignment" that will eliminate 170 positions, less

Industrial production increased 0.4 percent in July, about half the rate of increase in June. The ap

U.S. Lines announced Wednesday the filing of a slot charter agreement with the Federal Maritime Comm

Trucking and marine freight carrier Trailer Bridge lost $9 million in the second quarter. It was an