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The Dakota, Minnesota, & Eastern Railroad cleared another hurdle today in its quest to build a c

The Department of Transportation needs to pay more attention to cargo and take a broader, multimodal

A global investigation into possible price-fixing in the air-cargo industry widened to Asia on Wedne

Deutsche Post AG, Europe's biggest postal service, raised fourth-quarter profit 27 percent on lower

The American Trucking Associations acted to encourage limiting the maximum speed of large trucks, wh

The Federal Reserve's broad overall industrial production figures declined in January, but only as a

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES - With ports under pressure to reduce harmful dies

Penske Logistics will be the lead logistics provider in Europe for industrial manufacturer Eaton Cor

Workspace Manufacturer realizes $1.2 Million in Free Trade gains by Automating NAFTA Qualification a

(Washington, D.C.-Feb. 13, 2006) EPA's SmartWay Transport Partnership program, designed to reduce gr

CSX will pay $2 million to the city of Baltimore to cover the costs of a July 2001 fire in a key cit

Pascal Lamy, director-general of the World Trade Organization on Wednesday lashed out against rising

The Federal Railroad Administration fined CSX Transportation $227,000 for a failing gate and warning

Tolls on the 88-mile stretch of West Virginia Turnpike from Charleston to the Virginia border were r

Cargo traffic for United States airlines grew a bare 1.3 percent in 2005, ending the year with a sli

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Port of Seattle Commission has authorized the port's staff

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Panama Canal Authority said it has christened its new dril

Cathay Pacific carried 91,366 tons of cargo in January, a 21.9 percent increase over the same month

Atlantic Container Line will begin March 1 a new roll-on, roll-off cargo service between the Jackson

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Maryland Port Administration (MPA) on Wednesday launched a

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONG BEACH - Matson Navigation Co. next week will launch its n

RailAmerica's short lines made $7.7 million in profit in the fourth quarter of 2005, a 79 percent in

The Port of Seattle Commission on Feb. 14 authorized preliminary work to create a new container term

Pirelli, an Italy-based multinational company, has agreed to a three-year extension of its contract

Pirated films, music and software in Russia cost U.S. companies nearly $1.8 billion in 2005, accordi

Knight Transportation said its president, Timothy Kohl, has stepped down from the company's board of

Higher energy prices will drive down the value of industrial shipments over the next 25 years, but g

Expeditors International of Washington reported one of the strongest quarters in its history, saying

The European Commission said it raided several air-cargo carriers on Tuesday on suspicion of cartel

Intermodal volume growth slowed after a record surge in 2004, according to figures released on Monda

Schneider National's logistics subsidiary has a pending agreement to acquire West Coast forwarder Am

The Bush administration on Tuesday announced it will step up enforcement of U.S. trade laws governin

China's seven state-owned airlines, which flew record numbers of passengers and cargo last year, ear

Deutsche Post World Net will take a majority stake in Williams Lea, a business process outsourcing p

Air freight trucker Forward Air finished a record 2005 with a 20.8 percent gain in net profit in the

New engine emissions technology will add $7,500 to the price of Volvo trucks, the company said Monda

Lufthansa German Airlines said Tuesday that antitrust authorities were investigating possible antitr

Stockholders of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company met on Feb. 13 and approved the

Authorities in Europe raided the offices of top airlines there in what is reported as an investigati

Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. said it will buy a stake in New Zealand's biggest coal-shipment facility, mak