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The Senate on Friday confirmed W. Ralph Basham as commissioner of Customs and Border Protection.

One of the world's biggest electronics companies and Europe's largest, expanded its logistics relati

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency commissioned the American Transportation Research Inst

Korean Air is launching non-stop 747-400 freighter service between Seoul and Seattle on June, the ai

Tesco, one of the largest retailers in the UK, will be the first major retailer there to move signif

After a difficult first quarter, truck tonnage started to climb in April but did not reach high leve

Dan Sullivan, whose launch of Roadway Package System in 1983 created the first serious private compe

Singapore Airlines Cargo has opened the first cargo flights between the United States and Tianjin in

Conflo Lines said it is accepting U.S. shipments for Libya following the Bush administration's annou

Peak International Ltd. has appointed Mary Chow as vice president of supply chain management.

The Port of Mobile's main ship channel may re-open Tuesday as efforts continued to remove a sunken b

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEContainer volume through Pacific Northwest ports held to recen

The Senate on Friday confirmed W. Ralph Basham as commissioner of Customs and Border Protection.

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- BAA, the world's biggest airports operator, on Tuesd

OTTAWA -- St. Lawrence Seaway traffic through April totaled 5,873 metric tons, up 30 percent from 4,

Neptune Orient Lines reported container volume for the four weeks from April 8 to May 5 increased by

FedEx Corp. on Friday announced a deal to acquire Watkins Motor Lines, a less-than-truckload carrier

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The next major round of consolidation in the LTL sector i

James Lyons is chief executive of the Alabama State Port Authority, which is more widely known as Al

Imelda Marcos would have gone crazy at Payless ShoeSource, the Western Hemis-phere's largest shoe re

After four years of litigation that's not over, Evergreen America Corp. and the International Longsh

Four U.S. logistics companies are testing the old maxim that the whole can be greater than the sum o

Eighty-two thousand air-cargo workers will have to undergo government background checks this year un

The market for enterprise application software got smaller with Infor's announcement that it will bu

These are good times for U.S. steel producers and importers, at least for the short term. Longer ter

The breakbulk cargo industry, which handles between 400 million and 450 million tons of cargo every

Charter Rates Rebound: The rally in container ship charter rates is gaining momentum as carriers see

Q:You've frequently written that brokers may not issue bills of lading. I don't understand your

There is a change in leadership, but no planned change in direction at one of the truckload sector's

"You'd have to be crazy to get into this business," truckers like to say. The barriers to success ar

The Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad is fending off a multi-track attack as crunch time appr

For many shippers, the marine terminal is the black hole of international transportation. Containers

Four U.S. logistics companies are putting to the test the old maxim that sometimes the whole is grea

Tens of thousands of air cargo workers will have to undergo government background checks this year u

Shippers that think congestion is just a trucker's problem should talk to Michael Brunick, marketing

Purpose. In keeping with the equipment one transportation carrier says it recently ordered, this wee

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Short line railroad operator Watco Companies says strong

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Stepping up the call for railroads to speed up their infr

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Intermodal carriers looking to avoid port and highway con

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Standard & Poor''s Ratings Services lowered its preferred