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CMA CGM said Tuesday it is launching a new Atlantic service in mid-March in cooperation with China S

Click Commerce, a provider of on-demand supply chain management software, and Vue Technology, a spec

Temasek Holdings Pte., Singapore's state-owned investment company, made a 3.5 billion-pound ($6.17 b

Following its acquisition of CP Ships, Hapag-Lloyd said Tuesday it is enlarging its global corporate

DuPont is pulling its titanium ore bulk operations from Mississippi's Port of Gulfport in the face o

WASHINGTON -- The first chief of the Transportation Security Administration, a California venture ca

A U.S. federal court has sentenced a ship's engineer to more than a year in prison after he pleaded

Temasek Holdings Pte., Singapore's state-owned investment company, made a 3.5 billion-pound ($6.17 b

U.S. Trade Representative Rob Portman said today that he was pleased with China's decision to repeal

Precision Conversions of Portland, Ore., said it sent a Boeing 757-200 conversion freighter to Shang

U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta suggested to an audience of business executives in Shang

Rail safety improved through the first ten months of 2005 for the ninth consecutive year, according

In a light-hearted form 8-K filing with the Securities Exchange Commission, Expeditors International

The owner of a New Jersey-based towing company bilked Arizona-based Swift Transportation out of more

One of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff's new appointees to a key agency advisory panel

The Senate Commerce Committee will reschedule a hearing on air cargo screening and other matters. Th

The Highway Watch program's Highway Information Sharing and Analysis Center is on the lookout for a

GeoLogic Solutions ended the year 2005 with a rush of new business. Fifteen transportation companies

Truckers are fighting efforts in Canada to require electronic "speed limiters" on trucks in Ontario,

President and chief executivewww.transoceanic.com As a native New Orleanian, I take

Vickie Roberts is in the hot seat. As director of compliance for Alcoa Fastening Systems, Roberts is

After the robust year of 2004, when global airfreight traffic grew more than 12 percent, airfreight

[AIRFREIGHT:76:1/9/06:SPEC1]Through the first six months of 2005, the International Air Tran

Here's a switch: Airlines are scrambling to get their hands on freighters. In recent years, their fi

Understanding the value derived from investments in information technology solutions is a strategic

What's the next big thing in supply-chain technology? What are the trends to watch in 2006? The mark

Louis Samenfink, executive director of modernization for Customs and Border Protection, gazed out at

Looking at Customs and Border Protection's post-Sept. 11 initiatives on border security and how they

You're a bureaucrat at the Department of Homeland Security. What could you do for the country if you

Marine terminal operators in Los Angeles-Long Beach thankfully made it through 2005 without any seri

It's never easy to forecast the future, and never more so than in times like these. War and peace, f

With little or no room to build more highways and only a few acres available to expand its container

No one would ever accuse the Port of Virginia of not thinking big. Not content with having the deepe

In 2004 it was supply-chain security. In 2005 it was transportation capacity and delays. This year i

Robust international trade growth will continue to challenge supply-chain capacity throughout the U.

Ports and terminals worldwide bought themselves a bit of breathing room in 2005 and will continue to

It's rare for trade groups to go wild about congressional appropriations, but the fiscal 2006 budget

When looking to the future, it often pays to look backwards. It has been only four years since the c

Shippers, carriers and port directors alike are all trying to get their hands around the huge events

Whether it's the Georgia Ports Authority spending $707 million at the Port of Savannah to double its