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Industrial production increased 0.7 percent in November for the second consecutive month, said the F

Developing nations on Friday threatened to reject any World Trade Organization deal that fails to pr

Surface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober, who informed the White House in October he will n

Supply chain software developer Manugistics will nearly double its staff in India to 300 during the

Freight traffic at Los Angeles International airport fell 1.5 percent in October, the third straight

TAL International Group, one of the world's largest lessors of intermodal containers, said A. Gary K

A developer is preparing to break ground on a $32 million, 900,000-square foot distribution center p

Specialty food distributor American Roland Food is upgrading its supply chain technology with three

Distribution facilities developer ProLogis is finishing the year with big leases signed in Denver, H

Lisbon is 42nd CSI portWASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection has announced that the po

Sales in the U.S. aerospace industry hit a record $170 billion in 2005, according to a report releas

A U.S. district court ordered the Bush administration to search the Department of Transportation, th

Intra-Asia carrier Wan Hai Lines will add a new weekly trans-Pacific service, China-TransPacific Ser

U.S. Trade Representative Rob Portman said today that a sweeping global trade deal would reduce the

Indonesia's President, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, has asked Japan to cooperate in ensuring maritime s

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Rail traffic fell 3.9 percent overall in week 49. Transport of motor vehicles was down 15.8 percent

The Intermodal Association of North America has elected Michael B. Wilson of Hamburg Sud North Ameri

Deutsche Post World Net completed the purchase of logistics giant Exel and said it started an integr

Four governors in the Pacific Northwest last week urged the White House to boost support for the Col

Container Corp. of India plans to run block intermodal trains between Delhi and the Port of Visakhap

The trucking industry spent $87.7 billion on fuel in 2005, a whopping 33 percent beyond the 2004 die

The board of the Intermodal Association of North America elected Hamburg Sud North America executive

SoBran, Inc. will provide supply chain and material handling services for the Naval Air Systems Comm

This year's peak season set a record for Web-generated shipments at FedEx on Dec. 12, the busiest da

Transport and logistics operator TNT completed the buyback of 705,000 of its own shares on Thursday

Intra-Asia carrier Wan Hai Lines will add a new weekly trans-Pacific service, China-TransPacific Ser

Jamaica's House of Representatives has approved a government guarantee on a loan of $44 million to e

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe World Trade Organization talks in Hong Kong are making lit

Freight traffic at Los Angeles International airport fell 1.5 percent in October, the third straight

MEMPHIS, Tennessee - Participants at the first Cotton Forum sponsored by Mallory Alexander Internati

The U.S. monthly goods and services deficit widened from $66.0 billion in September to $68.9 billion

WASHINGTON -- Michael C. Mullen, Customs and Border Protection director of trade relations, has anno

The Port of Tampa handled over 50.2 million tons of cargo in 2005, up 3 percent from a year ago and

U.S. retail sales increased in November. The National Retail Federation was pleased that the increas

Lakeland, Fla.-based third-party logistics provider Saddle Creek decided to open a 298,000 square fo

WASHINGTON -- Michael C. Mullen, Customs and Border Protection director of trade relations, has anno

Korean pharmaceutical maker Handok-Aventis in November started full operation of an advanced plannin

Customs and Border Protection is circulating proposed minimum criteria for highway and sea carriers

The fatal accident rate for large trucks fell to its lowest point in 30 years in 2004, the American