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On November 28 the Port of Halifax handled its 500,000th TEU of the year. The port is on track to ha

Eagle Global Logistics, under investigation by the United States Department of Defense, announced th

The Federal Reserve raised its target for the federal funds rate by 25 basis points to 4.25 percent

If environmental concerns force regulators to close the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway to o

Gasoline prices, after leveling off for the last four weeks, started to rise this week, according to

Major jet fuel price measures kicked upward in the past week, reversing a month-long slide in prices

Nine private shipping companies and terminal operators are part of three proposals submitted to the

The United States is exporting more goods to China than ever before. Yet, other countries are export

NEWARK, N.J. -- The Journal of Commerce Conferences, a division of Commonwealth Business Media, Inc.

Exports of vehicles through India's Port of Mumbai totaled 39,490 units from April through Dec. 1, u

Heartland Express raised driver pay well above the average last week in an effort to overcome the in

World Airways and its flight dispatchers came to an agreement Dec. 12 on a three-year contract effec

The European Union could move Wednesday to abolish liner shipping conferences, an issue that has pro

Operations at Korean Air returned to normal, two days after the government intervened to end a strik

UPS has signed a binding order for 10 Airbus A380 superjumbo jet freighters, the European aircraft m

SEATTLE -- The ports of Tacoma and Seattle finished October in a virtual tie in this year's battle f

FedEx Custom Critical last week opened an Express Center in Denver and appointed a regional sales ma

After three years, NWA Cargo is reopening San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU) for North American and interna

Air Force Operations and Sustained Systems Group Chooses Maximo to Manage More Than 80,000 Vehicles<

World Leader in Building Materials Systems and Composite Systems Now Using Provia's ViaWare Solution

The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company last week presented Overnite Transportation, a UPS Company, with two

Joe M. Baker, Jr. will retire on Jan. 1 as executive director of the International Cargo Security Co

The American Waterways Operators, the national trade association for the tugboat, towboat and barge

TNT Express, looking to raise its profile in the United States and Canada, created the new position

The Korean government on Sunday invoked emergency powers to end the pilots' strike that began on Dec

Matson Navigation Co. announced that it will raise its fuel surcharge in its Hawaii and Guam/Commonw

The California Air Resources Board last week adopted two measures aimed at reducing emissions from p

United Parcel Service will purchase 10 Airbus A380 superjumbo freighters. The package delivery compa

The table ranking the world's top 10 port operators in the Dec. 5 edition omitted APM Terminals. APM

Maersk Inc. and CMA CGM surprised the maritime industry in early December with their announcement of

Remember the "green lane?" It's been a formless idea that has floated above discussions of supply-ch

You won't hear this often in the transportation business, so pay attention: Airfreight rates were of

The stars at last may be coming into alignment for chassis pools. After years of talk, 2006 could be

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement said that based upon the latest monitoring of fuel prices, i

China exported more information and communications technology goods than the United States in 2004,

The nation's largest carhauler, operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, signed a new contr

Between railcars loaded with chlorine coming through their cities and a lawsuit moving on a separate

Tthe Alabama State Port Authority's deal to have the terminal-operating arms of A.P. Moller-Maersk a

The world's largest logistics companies may seem to be in a mad rush toward consolidation in 2005 bu

Philip Abraham is president of Abraham Solutions Inc., a Northville, Mich.-based company that provid