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Maersk Sealand announced a series of closings and schedule changes because of the damage caused by H

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEHorizon Lines today filed the registration for its initial pub

Schneider Logistics renewed its contract with a division of European tractor and agriculture vehicle

Mississippi's Port of Gulfport remains closed more than a week after Hurricane Katrina devastated th

The Federal Maritime Commission wants insight from shippers as it rewrites rules on non-vessel-opera

Deutsche Post World Net has formalized the details of a pending bid for British logistics giant Exel

Canadian Pacific Railway is more than halfway toward completion of its $160 million Western Corridor

UPS and its pilots will restart mediated contract talks after a two and half-month recess.Th

Port of Mobile to reopenThe Alabama State Port Authority said the Army Corps of Engineers ha

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- CMA CGM, France's leading container shipping line, h

International air cargo traffic in North America plunged 8 percent in July, according to new figures

As fuel prices soar, the American Trucking Associations asked the Department of Energy to provide bi

IJS Global acquired logistics service provider NI Logistics American (NILAC) and is using its assets

Seeking to rein in soaring costs for its LTL customers, FedEx Freight said Tuesday it would restrict

-- Customs and Border Protection announced that the Port of Memphis has been designated to handle al

The Alabama State Port Authority said the Mobile Ship Channel at the Port of Mobile is open to 43-fo

Officials at the Port of New Orleans said Hurricane Katrina left its terminals damaged but workable.

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- The Department of Transportation has announced t

Netherlands-based TNT Logistics said it will use a software suit provided by Optiant, a Boston firm,

Advent, a maker of transportation software, and Sea Star Line are teaming up to move relief supplies

Diesel prices skyrocketed to a new high last week, as impacts of Hurricane Katrina reverberate throu

The American Trucking Associations, working with the Mississippi Emergency Management Administration

The services sector of the United States economy jumped to its highest level in more than a year in

Officials at the hurricane-battered Port of New Orleans say the Mississippi River was open to vessel

Hurricane Katrina has affected rail intermodal service from the Gulf Coast region to the Port of Pal

The devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans could lead to slowdowns in rail operation

Truckload carrier Schneider National said it has been asked by federal agencies to make "atypical" b

CMA CGM, outflanked in its bid to buy CP Ships, completed another acquisition Tuesday with its purch

Dredging of the Houston Ship Channel has been speeded up ahead of expected ship traffic diverting fr

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEMIAMI - The National Hurricane Center has issued tropical stor

ABF Freight System will limit its standard fuel surcharge through Oct. 4, due to Hurricane Katrina-r

British home improvement goods wholesaler PJH Group named APL Logistics to manage its international

More than a week after Hurricane Katrina tore through the region, Gulf ports in Mississippi and Flor

Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group on Tuesday announced that it reached a civil settlement with the

In a joint statement issued today, six of the world's leading business organizations urged World Tra

Roll-on, roll-off ships commonly transport heavy equipment, but that doesn't mean a bulldozer is rea

Breakbulk freight rates have softened a bit since the beginning of the year, but shippers shouldn't

Chartering a widebody air freighter has never been an inexpensive option, but now it's more expensiv

This time last year, David Walker had big problems. Like many other shippers, the executive vice pre

When then-Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge unveiled the Free and Secure Trade Lanes Program in