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FedEx Corp. and the Air Line Pilots Association representatives are conducting another round of talk

Stolt-Nielsen of Norway said on Tuesday that second-quarter pretax profit rose by 36 percent, less t

Typhoon Haitang moved toward China's southeast coast on Tuesday after killing up to six people in Ta

The Jacksonville Port Authority said today that MOL has announced its intent to sign a 30-year lease

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TACOMA -- "K" Line, which opened its newly expanded and renovated terminal at the Port of Tacoma on

Shippers Criticize Vancouver Strike: As a truckers' strike at the Port of Vancouver, British Columbi

Troubled auto hauler Allied Holdings obtained a seventh amendment of loan agreements with its lender

FedEx Express Senior Vice President of Air Operations Donald O. Barber will retire at end of July. <

Federal prosecutors filed a civil racketeering lawsuit that accuses the International Longshoremen's

Canada's biggest freight railroads are putting safeguards in place they say will ensure that swings

CP Ships said it plans to double the frequency of its service between Asia and Australia to weekly f

The shock waves from the terror bombing of London's transit system are reverberating across Washingt

"Behind the diversity of houses which lined the waterfront were the suqs, covered passageways, where

Ready or not, ACE is on the move, but the trucking industry is not moving quickly enough toward ACE.

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Secure. The high security alert on transit systems in the wake of the London terror attacks showed s

Area: Approximately 3 million square miles, slightly smaller than the 48 contiguous U.S. states.

China Cargo Airlines is set to add its first 747-400ER freighters to its fleet after confirming an a

Cargo volumes handled by North Carolina's ports in Wilmington and Morehead City rose 20 percent in f

GXS, a provider of business-to-business e-commerce software, announced the launch of an enhanced ver

When U.S. textile quotas were abolished on Jan. 1, Egypt faced a dilemma: Sign a new free-trade-agre

The Alaska Railroad calls freight the "bread and butter" of its operations, has a passenger base anc

Regional truckload carrier Heartland Express reported a solid second quarter Monday, as revenue

Fundamentals for most sectors of the airfreight, railroad, trucking and transportation leasing indus

On Sept. 16, the U.S., Canada and Mexico will begin enforcing an international standard requiring he

With growth rates slowing in United States and Europe, UPS is poised for a major push into the thriv

Canada announced the hiring of more border officers and equipment, and the joining of Canadian with

Distribution centers are pretty much the same, right? After all, they are just raw building space wh

Tighter security. Increased inspections. Concern about higher costs tied to delays and extended stor

The German government has sold some 5 billion euros ($6 billion) worth of shares in Deutsche Post to

Two container terminals at Canada's Port of Vancouver have pushed back their deadlines for barring l

RFID promises unparalleled supply-chain visibility, but global differences threaten to muddy the pic

Tom Giovingo is executive vice president and chief operating officer of Fidelitone Inc., a family ow

The Port of Hamburg said container volume totaled 3.8 million TEUs in the first half of the year, an

Next-day delivery service may be the hottest thing in trucking, but for some freight, tomorrow isn't

U.S. and African trade officials met in Senegal on Monday to try to get more from a deal to help Afr

A lawyer for the International Longshoremen's Association called it the Justice Department's "nuclea

Third-party logistics providers face new challenges as accelerating globalization draws more and sma

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