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Your overseas buyer owes you millions, but his company has filed for bankruptcy. When you take your

Whether they embrace radio-frequency identification fully, or do only the minimal amount of tagging

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEAn alarming rise in the number of piracy attacks off the coast

The New York Shipping Association has reduced the cargo assessment for containers moving to or from

AirBridge Cargo, the Russian scheduled cargo airline unit of the Volga-Dnepr Group, has ordered two

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- A multibillion-dollar bidding war is about to engulf

CP Ships reported a strong increase in its net and operating income in the third quarter even though

Kansas City Southern posted a profit in the third quarter following the impact of a tax settlement w

The Port of Shanghai has a problem: it can't handle the fully loaded 8,000-TEU vessels that are ente

Ghosts. We missed the annual "Ghost Tour" of the U.S. Capitol that Jim Berard, a Democratic staffer

Until hurricanes Katrina and Rita gave it a third-quarter wallop, International Shipholding Corp. wa

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA -- Canada plans to re-regulate container trucking rates

During the third quarter, North American intermodal volume totaled 3.4 million trailers and containe

The world's biggest retailer wants to receive smaller shipments from its suppliers - and a lot more

Airlines are facing the prospect of going from lower revenue to no revenue, as the stratospheric fue

Governments worldwide are taking different approaches toward integrating the efforts of their variou

Transportation workers ID card gains tractionAfter delays that frustrated even officials at

Horizon Lines Inc., newly listed on the New York Stock Exchange, said non-recurring expenses from wi

Cargo airlines are beginning to reduce their fuel surcharges following the recent decline in the pri

Canadian Pacific Railway has appointed Fred Green as president, succeeding Rob Ritchie. Ritc

Hanjin Shipping reported a 1.2 percent increase in third-quarter net profit despite a 5.7 decline in

LONDON -- British Airways, Europe's third largest airline, said fiscal second quarter net income tum

Cargo traffic at Air France-KLM inched up 1.9 percent in October but the cargo load factor fell near

Hazmat shippers face a declining driver pool and skyrocketing rates unless tough, new requirements f

On Sept. 27, the Department of Homeland Security released its National Strategy for Maritime Securit

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINECP Ships, in its last full quarter as a publicly traded compan

NYK Line (North America) said its directors elected Paula Nitto as a director at its Oct. 24 board m

President Bush said on Monday that the United States and Panama were close to completing a free trad

Envirotainer has been recognised as the 'Best Cold Chain Technology Provider' at the 3rd Annual IQPC

Railcar builder Greenbrier said net earning reached $10.6 million in its fourth quarter, a 33 percen

Q:I've seen a couple of trucking companies recently that have created a separate company that op

With carriers in command of contracting and capacity in the logistics marketplace, shippers are nami

U.S. government officials said they were still working to finalize a broad textiles agreement with C

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES -- The air pollution control agency for Southern C

The nation's ports handled record inbound volumes this fall, although volume increased more slowly t

The Dakota Minnesota & Eastern Railroad has applied for a $2.5 billion federal loan that DM&

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA -- The Canadian government ordered Canadian National Ra

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES -- Delays on the nation's intermodal rail network

BearingPoint, a leading management consulting and systems integration firms, announced that the U.S.

Last week retail on-highway diesel prices fell to the lowest point since Aug. 29, according to a rep