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"K" Line said its China subsidiary on Jan. 1 opened a branch office in Nanjing and a liaison office

A spokesman for Deutsche Post World Net said the company isn't concerned by the prospect of UPS offe

The body of an Oregon bar pilot who went overboard into the Pacific Ocean has been found along the W

UPS intends to offer overseas letter delivery to its package customers in Europe. The compan

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Port of Portland, Ore., saw its container volumes plummet

Pilots for Northwest Airlines have agreed to freeze their defined benefit pension plan while the com

One of two World Airways DC-10 freighters, for which the customer contracts expired at yearend, has

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThousands of dockworkers are expected join a mass demonstratio

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEDeutsche Bahn, Germany's state-owned rail carrier, has scrappe

Grand View Development (HK) Ltd. has acquired the shares of Unit Equipment Services AG, the world's

Edward Hamberger, president of the Association of American Railroads, does not expect rail service t

Partnership with TraPac Inc. to Provide RFID-Driven Information on the Location, Status and Security

A major shareholder in SCS Transportation is calling for the sale of one LTL subsidiary, Jevic, and

Representatives of 14 countries including Japan, China, the United States, Indonesia and Malaysia on

As the number of jobs available increases, a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report details the 25 j

Taiwan's China Airlines said it completed its purchase of a 25 percent stake in the freight unit of

PierPass will equip as many as 10,000 drayage trucks at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach with

Pacer International has tabbed John T. Hickerson as chairman and chief executive of Pacer Transport,

Newly-formed DPL Corporation Southeast, of Clarksville, Tenn., has purchased StarTek Inc.'s Supply C

Pacer International named 30-year intermodal and trucking veteran John T. Hickerson chairman and CEO

Savi Networks, a provider of RFID-enhanced information services for global container shipments, has

Singapore remained the world's busiest port in 2005 as total vessel arrivals hit 1.15 billion gross

Railroad traffic started 2006 on a down note, with total traffic posting a 3.4 percent year-over-yea

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Delaware River Port Authority released a controversial new

The Westbound Transpacific Stabilization Agreement on Thursday announced plans to increase freight r

UPS said it would offer overseas letter delivery to its package customers in Europe.The comp

FedEx Kinko's opened a 28,500 square foot World Production Center in Memphis, and expanded services

Menlo Park, Calif.-based mobile logistics provider KonaWare acquired privately-held Kansas-based Big

Taiwan's China Airlines said on Thursday it had completed a deal to buy a 25 percent stake in the fr

Electrical engineering and electronics company Siemens asked TNT Logistics Italy to handle activitie

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEHanjin Shipping said it has set targets of $6.5 billion in rev

DHL plans to build its largest U.S. service center facility in New York City, a $181 million investm

A federal bankruptcy judge on Tuesday granted Northwest Airlines six more months to file a reorganiz

Salvors will attempt later this week to refloat an APL vessel that ran aground off Ensenada, Mexico

China on Wednesday announced that its global trade surplus tripled to a record $102 billion in 2005.

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE LOS ANGELES -- Intermodal shippers who seek to lock in

Canada's Border Service Agency confirmed UPS-Overnite as a participant in the Free and Secure Trade

The Port of Portland approved a lease for a local developer and an equity manager to build a second

Worldwide revenue for a major shipping commodity in the consumer technology goods arena is expected

American airports are backing a government proposal to ease restrictions on foreign investment and c