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Manufacturing activity in the United States slipped in October, according to a monthly business repo

Zildjian, four-century-old manufacturer of premium percussion instruments, will outsource distributi

TNT, the Dutch logistics and mail provider, said third-quarter profits were flat and that it has ent

The Federal Open Market Committee decided Nov. 1 to raise its target for the federal funds rate by 2

Landstar System, which has a major contract with the federal government to provide emergency transpo

A month into a Minnesota requirement for biodiesel blended fuel, the state has temporarily lifted th

Bankrupt UAL Corp. parent of United Airlines, the second-largest cargo carrier among U.S. passenger

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES - The long-awaited crush of peak-season cargo is h

Barge operator American Commercial Lines steered out of the red in its first financial quarter as a

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINESHANGHAI -- Economic theory holds that as an industry becomes

Management Dynamics and NextLinx share a small number of customers, including Honeywell, Eagle Globa

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINETHE WOODLANDS, Texas -- Although port congestion continues to

Reform candidate Tom Leedham announced Oct. 31 that he will challenge James Hoffa for the presidency

Canada granted Martinair rights to operate twice-weekly freighter service out of Amsterdam through T

ICON Health and Fitness underwent rapid growth a few years ago but the company's freight payment pro

The way seems clear for the Federal Maritime Commission to lift the last restriction on non-vessel-o

Customs Gets Double-Digit Budget Increase: An 11.5 percent increase in the fiscal 2006 budget will a

North America's Class 1 railroads say they are not recovering the full costs of rising diesel prices

Harold Daggett wept as he recalled the terrifying incident. He said he was driven to an East Harlem

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings is searching for a new chief operating officer following the resignatio

These days, any shipper that's interested can find services to automate their pricing, show where th

During the week ending Oct. 22, U.S. railroads for the first time ever surpassed 250,000 intermodal

The number of ships passing through the Panama Canal dropped slightly in fiscal year 2005, but becau

Boeing will convert three passenger aircraft to freighters for All Nippon Airways between Dec. 2007

What can you say about an industry that transports nearly 70 percent of all domestic freight, yet st

Q:I know the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has taken over the old Interstate Comme

North America's Class 1 railroads say they are not recovering the full costs of rising diesel prices

Nober II. One captive shipper we know was not amused to hear our little joke that Roger Nober's succ

Area: Approximately 435 square miles, about six times the size of Washington, D.C.Coastline:

MR-GO may be goneThe future of the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet canal, which links the Gulf

The more things change in Hong Kong, the more they stay the same. Eight years after the former crown

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON - P&O, the world's fourth-largest container terminal op

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINETHE WOODLANDS, Texas -- The breakbulk shipping industry, which

WASHINGTON -- The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is calling for increases in tonn

Prices for diesel fuel dropped in every region of the country last week. The average retail price at

CP Ships Limited formally named and put into service Oct. 30 the first of nine 4250 TEU containershi

Amy W. Larson has a hands-on knowledge of industry that's not common among government lawyers. After

A presidential advisory panel on tax reform is considering a measure that could send chills down the

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEHOUSTON -- More than 1,200 attendees are gathering today at th

THE WOODLANDS, Texas -- Fred Bedford, director of Jumbo Shipping Co. SA, on Monday received the Seco