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The Department of Homeland Security doled out $142 million in port security grants on Tuesday.

The Bayonne Bridge in New York Harbor was closed to traffic as of noontime, after it was struck by a

Kansas City Southern, the U.S. railroad that bought control of Mexico's largest railroad, TFM, earli

Norfolk Southern Corp. said today it has completed repairs to its Lake Pontchartrain Bridge damaged

CN and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers signed a five-year collecti

The International Longshoremen's Association said today it began sending financial aid to union memb

Horizon Lines, the largest U.S. domestic ocean carrier, said its has deployed 900 new high-cube refr

There have been "surprisingly few developments" in the Allied Holdings bankruptcy proceeding, accord

American Trucking Associations hired Timothy P. Lynch, president and CEO of the Motor Freight Carrie

The Port of Houston received $35.3 million in the fifth round of port security grants, the largest s

For the second month in a row, soaring fuel prices have led the Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement

Hawthorne, Calif.-based Rapiscan Systems won a $16 million contract to deploy its X-ray imaging Eagl

The average price of U.S. retail diesel fuel dropped 5.1 cents to $2.847 a gallon from its all-time

Alien Technology cut the price on its 96-bit radio frequency identification tags by 44 percent in an

Work is slated to begin Monday to repair the Interstate-10 bridges that carry traffic east from New

A coalition of U.S. lumber companies are challenging the legality of the North American Free Trade A

The Port of New Orleans says it is on target to restart commercial operations. Monday, steel coils w

A company considered one of the cornerstones of the shipping industry in New Orleans is returning to

The world's airlines could lose as much as $7.4 billion 2005 on sharply rising oil costs, the Intern

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEAlbert Cernadas, executive vice president of the International

C.R. England defended its treatment of both company and independent drivers Tuesday in a response to

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINECHENNAI -- Container truckers who work at the Port of Jawaharl

Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport re-opened to scheduled passenger service today, th

No surprises here: Four years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, shippers, carriers and

Hurricane Katrina is dampening optimism in the retail sector and prompting a new wave of warnings fr

Truck engines designed to meet the 2007 emission standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection

The U.S. Postal Service continues to reconnect Gulf Coast residents with their mail, now providing f

The Bureau of Customs and Border Protection said its Atlanta office is handling import activities fo

A large portion of Los Angeles was blacked out Monday when electrical power was lost, the Associated

North Carolina's ports of Wilmington and Morehead City have re-opened for business as Ophelia weaken

Karen Oldfield stood in awe as she gazed at the new Yangshan port outside of Shanghai. The Halifax p

Hutchison Port Holdings plans to invest $1 billion to quadruple container capacity at two key ports

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEBROOKLYN, N.Y. -- A federal judge is considering prosecutors'

Two providers of Global Trade Management software and services launched a joint venture last week to

With no money changing hands yet, the word that Deutsche Post World Net was prepared to acquire Exel

Even before the waters began to drain slowly away from New Orleans, shippers were contemplating how

For years, MAN Ferrostaal has imported steel through New Orleans, taking advantage of ship-to-barge

The Army Corps of Engineers will get $400 million to dredge navigation channels, repair pump station

Matson Navigation said it will raise its fuel surcharge in its Hawaii and Guam/Commonwealth of North

In nearly 40 years in the maritime industry, John Gaughan has been a Coast Guard officer, an attorne