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Flown revenue was flat for British Airways World Cargo for the latest six-month period, amid "tough"

Cheers rang out in a Brooklyn courtroom last Tuesday when a federal jury cleared two International L

Despite dire warnings that 2005 would be the year when a shortage of harbor truck drivers would fina

A new study warns the highway trust fund could go broke as soon as 2008. Cambridge Syst

Johnson & Johnson's transport group competes with outside 3PLs, carriers for 'inside' business

The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals announced the retirement of Maria A. McIntyre,

Relative quiet at Western ports may be masking service problems at inland intermodal terminals, with

Q:A broker gives a carrier (us) a load. The bill of lading has section 7 signed, and it's noted

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEHapag-Lloyd, the German ocean container shipping line, saw thi

Conference Call. Yes, we try to get to as many conferences as we can but we did not attend this year

SeeControl, a provider of supply-chain visibility and data, announced the appointment of Dr. Hau Lee

U.S. railroads during the week ending Nov. 5 moved 339,498 carloads and 245,076 trailers and contain

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEHapag-Lloyd, the German ocean container shipping line, saw thi

Matson Navigation Co. announced that it will raise rates for its Hawaii service by $125 per westboun

Truckload carrier Western Express Holdings filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission Monday

The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals said Maria A. McIntyre, CSCMP's executive vice

Trucking industry figure Jerry Moyes is offering to buy Central Freight Lines for $28 million for th

David Phelps is president of the American Institute for International Steel, a trade association tha

Until a couple weeks ago, the intermodal shipping industry was convinced that it would make it throu

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe U.S. needs a more effective policy to encourage port inves

Mediated talks for FedEx, pilotsIn an effort to break a 20-month stalemate, FedEx Corp. and

The Port of Savannah handled a record 169,756 TEUs in September, a 29.6 percent increase from the pr

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEReport: P&O Nedlloyd to exit RTW servicesWhen P&O Nedl

The Inland Marine Underwriters Association and the American Institute of Marine Underwriters will pr

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEDeutsche Bahn, Germany's state-owned railway company, is set t

Faced with rising fuel and labor costs and slower sales, Wal-Mart Stores wants to wring savings from

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Panama Canal will not be able to ease the pressure of carg

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- The U.S. and European Union will attempt to reach a

Just in time for the holiday season, Microsoft chartered 80 747 freighters from now until the holida

No sooner had German investor Cornelius Geber announced he might buy Dutch post and transport compan

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe International Longshoremen's Association, facing a federal

Lufthansa Cargo on Nov. 8 said it suffered the largest monthly volume drop this year as shipments fe

WASHINGTON -- Proposed Senate legislation would nudge the Department of Homeland Security, and Custo

Management and technology consultants BearingPoint will teach logistics to over 3,500 supply managem

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEJapan's Mitsui O.S.K. Lines reported an increase in profit for

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe U.S. trade deficit set a record of $66.1 billion in Septem

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEMaersk Sealand, together with its new P&O Nedlloyd division, s

The U.S. trade deficit leaped to an all-time high of $66.1 billion in September, a surprising 11.4 p

DHL announced an additional $110 million investment to expand its Central Asia air express hub at th

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe European Union came under harsh attack in Australia on Thu