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A dozen electricians and building maintenance workers are driving Tuesday in a convoy of RVs and tra

Weekly retail chain store sales last week dropped by 2.1 percent, according to the sales index of th

The rapid return to business as usual in New Orleans and the rest of the Gulf region went on hold Mo

Swift Transportation slashed its earnings forecast for the third quarter on Tuesday, saying high fue

After FMI International brings marine containers through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, th

For years, Albert Cernadas was on the short list of potential candidates for president of the Intern

The Port of New Orleans is expected to handle more than 125,000 tons of steel and aluminum in the co

The Coast Guard late Friday re-opened all waterways within the Ports of Wilmington and Morehead City

Deutsche Post on Monday agreed to pay 3.7 billion pounds ($6.7 billion) for Exel, the British logist

Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines carried 154,200 40-foot equivalent units on its container shipping

Neptune Orient Lines said freight volumes in the four weeks from July 30 to August 26 rose 10 percen

It's only been a matter of months since Douglas W. Stotlar started his new job as president and CEO

Shippers across a range of industries say the latest drive of diesel fuel prices to record levels is

Air Canada Cargo's measure of jet fuel prices fell back nearly 17 cents Friday, the second straight

Q:A major manufacturer will not properly package their product under the National Motor Freight

Truckload carrier Heartland Express, Coralville, Iowa, said it has expanded to the West Coast with a

U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta and Thailand's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Kanta

MIAMI -- Hurricane Rita strengthened to a Category 2 storm Tuesday with maximum sustained winds of 1

Jan Haars is leaving Dutch mail, express and logistics provider TNT after three years as chief finan

NS Resumes Service To New Orleans: Norfolk Southern Corp. said it had completed repairs to its Lake

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEMIAMI -- The ports of Miami and Fort Lauderdale are preparing

Warehousing provider Cargo Connection Logistics still finds it profitable to serve Northwest and Del

UPS resumed service to parts of New Orleans' Central Business District and sections of the French Qu

Yellow Roadway is trying to shift its integration of Roadway Express into another gear, replacin

Chile will become the first Latin American country to accept ATA Carnets for duty-free, tax-free tem

Hurricane Katrina's effect on U.S. railroads' traffic last week wasn't apparent on a year-over-year

German mail and express carrier Deutsche Post World Net offered $6.7 billion in cash and new shares

In an unprecedented effort to stimulate trade between China and California's small and medium-sized

A federal appeals court appears poised to overturn another Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administrati

Air express shipments are once again reaching destinations along the Gulf Coast ravaged by the power

Clean-up was underway after a container ship suffered significant damage in a collision at Walvis Ba

The National Industrial Transportation League will again take a pass on attempting to improve rail s

Four years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, sales of the Snapper Bolt Seal have risen by more t

Business leaders are watching progress of the Doha Round of multinational trade negotiations, and th

The good news: Shippers and carriers have avoided the chronic congestion that plagued European ports

Just when Congress thought it was finished with transportation by passing the highway bill, more pre

The Coast Guard issued a reminder about changes in the requirements for operators of towing vessels.

Former U.S. Senator Mack Mattingly has been chosen as the chairperson for the 39th Annual Georgia Fo

Everyone agrees that congestion on Southern California's port, road and rail system adds costs for s

Chile will become the first Latin American country to accept ATA Carnets, internationally recognized