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Peak Season Finally Here: Cargo volumes at West Coast ports picked up strongly in August, indicating

Environmental interests in Southern California for years have encouraged companies to shift harbor t

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES -- The off-peak hours program in Los Angeles-Long

Hurricane Katrina failed to slow growing momentum of U.S. railroads.Although some Gulf Regio

Retail sales growth in this year's holiday season will slow down from lastyear's rapid expansion

Long preparing for its logistics close-up with shippers and supply chain managers, Houston is moving

Generic drug manufacturer Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals chose ADT to provide an integrated RFID solut

Q:What business intelligence could logistics professionals use when they decide to use a 3PL to

Four years after getting a multi-billion-dollar bailout from Congress, U.S. airlines are back on Cap

Outranked. Sad to see the Department of Transportation finished 20th in a ranking of 30 agencies in

Lufthansa Cargo says it's following its customers. After years of relying partly on third-party sale

When large companies buy small companies, the two sides in the deal usually expect different kinds o

In three years of trying to organize harbor truck drivers, the Teamsters union has always run into t

CHENNAI -- The India-Pakistan-Bangladesh-Ceylon Conference (IPBCC) said members had agreed to implem

Panalpina World Transport Holding Ltd, the Swiss logistics group which yesterday carried out the big

Sun Microsystems named forwarder Nippon Express as its leading third-party logistics provider as par

The machinists at Boeing are set to vote on a tentative three-year agreement with the airplane maker

The aerospace and defense industry is doing well. New orders and shipments for aircraft and parts ar

The new hours of service rules for truck drivers are facing a challenge from Public Citizen and its

A sweeping European Union plan to deregulate port services and allow ships' crews to load and discha

The nation's waterways infrastructure was in dire condition long before this summer. But when Hurric

CHENNAI -- The India-Pakistan-Bangladesh-Ceylon Conference (IPBCC) said members had agreed to implem

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- The Byrd Amendment is an ineffective trade remed

First came the drought in the Midwest. Then came the devastation wrought by Katrina along the Gulf C

Eighty percent of customers surveyed across a range of industries in a recent Frost & Sullivan end-u

Approaching New Orleans above Lake Pontchartrain, the extent of the misery wrought by Hurricane Katr

John E. Husing is principal of an economics and political consulting firm in Redlands, Calif. He has

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEU.S. prosecutors put a Genovese crime family "soldier" on the

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA - U.S. Great Lakes ships carried 3.1 million net tons o

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES -- With vessels on all-water services from Asia t

A federal judge refused to dismiss a Georgia challenge to Jasper County's condemnation of land on th

Benchmark crude oil prices rose $1.61 Monday to $65.80 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange,

The American Trucking Associations announced that UPS-Overnite is the first of the top 100 trucking

Kansas City Southern's long-awaited tax settlement with the Mexican government means North America's

Bogged down in WashingtonUpper-level bureaucratic review is bogging down at least three sets

Officially, it's been just over a week since Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Department o

Ocean-carrier alliances are picking up the pace. During the last decade, they've become dominant on

U.S. and Chinese negotiators have begun a new two-day effort to forge an agreement that would limit

Last week DHL moved its Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky operations to a new one million-square-

Trucking industry software firm TMW Systems confirmed it will be acquired by investment group Wachov