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Asia will lead the world's air-cargo markets in average annual growth rates through 2023, according

Singapore and a dozen other nations are set to stage Southeast Asia's first military exercise in the

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NEW ORLEANS -- The Port of Brownsville has hired Bernard J. List to succeed the late Raul Besteiro a

Double Hull. Can it possibly be true that the chief spokesman for Matson navigation is the appropria

Flight crews at Asiana Airlines, Korea's No. 2 airline, returned to work Friday after a nearly month

On August 5, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce Neal Burnham sent a communique to all District E

A plan to consolidate inbound shipments and reduce retail store inventories is cutting a day from re

Troubled 3PL Stonepath Group finished its restructuring and is counting on increased client outsourc

What does it take to negotiate a freight rate? It helps to have an encyclopedic knowledge of the dif

Jesse R. Mohorovic, the World War 2 "lifeboat baby" who later became vice president of public affair

With federal funds falling short of what they had hoped for, Chicago officials are reassessing the s

Diesel prices surged 16 cents last week, climbing to a record $2.567 a gallon for the week ending Au

The first order of business for the new head of the Transportation Security Administration is revamp

It's beginning to look like a holiday season free from serious congestion problems for the western r

Restaurant conglomerate CBRL Group announced the appointment of Edward A. Greene to the newly create

MOL reported profits of $915 million for fiscal 2004, up 77.4 percent over the previous year. Revenu

The Port of Tacoma has selected Ramon "Quique" Ortiz as director of security. Ortiz recently

Con-Way Transportation Services is upgrading its web service for customers to provide automatic emai

Fran Inman is senior vice president of corporate development at Majestic Realty Co. in City of Indus

The trucking industry is preparing for more changes to hours-of-service rules for drivers.Wi

Getting Congress to include intermodal equipment safety in the new highway bill was the first step.

It's been called an Internet dating service for empty containers. A "virtual container yard" schedul

Maersk Closes P&O Nedlloyd Acquisition: A.P. Moller-Maersk declared its public offer for all outstan

China's Qingdao port is in talks with foreign port operators regarding investment in the port's cont

PSA International, the global cargo terminal operating arm of the port of Singapore, has boosted its

Phoenix-based truckload carrier Knight Transportation said it acquired Idaho-based refrigerated truc

Amerijet International is relocating its Miami hub import and ramp operations to a new, 96,000-squar

Non-vessel-operating common carriers are no longer the red-haired stepchildren of the Federal Mariti

During the week ending Aug. 6, U.S. railroads boosted carloads to 330,667 units, up 1 percent, and i

Shippers are creatures of habit, but their behavior can be changed with the right mix of incentives

Q:One of my railroad clients, which desires to use full mileage rates for its rail fleet, ha

NAL Worldwide LLC, an affiliate of Lake Capital Partners LP, announced Friday that it had completed

Flight crews at Asiana Airlines, Korea's No. 2 airline, returned to work Friday after a nearly month

The U.S. trade deficit widened sharply in June, to $58.8 billion, as oil imports and the U.S. defici

WASHINGTON -- With little public fanfare, Edmund S. "Kip" Hawley has become the fourth head of the T

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was acti

Kitty Hawk Aircargo fell into the red in the second quarter as fuel costs, expenses from integrating

OTTAWA -- The backlog of containers at Vancouver area terminals is diminishing more slowly than anti