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LOS ANGELES -- The International Transportation Service terminal in Long Beach is working around the

International Union of Railways (UIC) members recently approved a plan to begin enforcing a standard

A year after the maritime world scrambled to meet the deadlines imposed by the Maritime Transportati

The Port of Los Angeles asked for $30 million in the fifth round of the Homeland Security Grant Prog

Supply chain software provider i2 Technologies sold its Trade Service Corporation subsidiary as it a

Technological sophistication for its own sake is no supply chain solution, as British supermarket ch

TNT re-branded its Wilson Logistics Group as TNT Freight Management in what TNT called an important

Growth continues on U.S. rails through the first six months of the year. Coal carloads increased 2.7

Detroit's Marine Terminal, which was shut down a year ago by a financial crisis, reopened under new

Software no longer has to come in a box. Disks that used to carry upgrades to a Windows program now

Six months after it was launched, Yellow Transportation's next-day delivery service is the company's

The Port of Seattle said the volume of containers moving through the port's terminals increased by 2

FedEx Corp. has opened a branch in Wuhan in central China to serve key customers including Dongfeng

The Department of Transportation sought help from a federal appeals court against shippers in its bi

UPS signed an agreement with the Shanghai Airport Group, which paves the way to the establishment of

FedEx Corp. has opened a branch in Wuhan in central China to serve key customers including Dongfeng

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals has agreed to merge its data systems with those of Cathay Pacific Airw

Shippers and carriers who pushed the Federal Maritime Commission to allow non-vessel operating carri

The Transportation Communications International Union and The International Association of Machinist

WASHINGTON Non-vessel-operating common carriers and three trade groups are asking the Federal Mari

GE Equipment Services has opened a new trailer leasing facility in the border town of El Centro, Cal

Emirates SkyCargo took delivery of the first of three converted A310-300 freighters and said it will

The Port of Seattle said the volume of containers moving through the port's terminals increased by 2

FedEx Corp. drivers argue in a federal lawsuit that the package delivery company wrongly employs the

Lufthansa Cargo will expand Japan freighter operations with the launch of service to Nagoya.

UPS is poised to launch large-scale express package service across much of the China in September.

UPS on Thursday signed an agreement to establish a logistics distribution center in China, getting t

Officials with Boston's beleaguered Big Dig highway project have identified a new 1,500-foot section

Ports in Jamaica, Cuba and the Cayman Islands were shutting down on Thursday ahead of Hurricane Denn

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

SCS Transportation lowered earnings expectations due to issues at its operating subsidiaries, trucki

Management Dynamics today announced that shippers are increasingly turning to their logistics servic

DHL Express named Guenter Zorn, a former senior executive at manufacturer Heidelberg, as president o

The Ontario Securities Commission has reprimanded CP Ships for its delay in announcing the need to r

International Longshoremen's Association dissidents say they hope the government's civil racketeerin

LEHIGH VALLEY, Pa. (July 7, 2005) - Air Products (NYSE:APD) strives to be an industry le

Boeing tapped Germany's Telair International to design and manufacture the cargo handling system for

International Longshoremen's Association dissidents say they hope the government's civil racketeerin

Exxon Mobil Corp. said it will replace its Alaska fleet of single-hulled oil tankers with double-hul

Air France-KLM saw cargo traffic fall 1.1 percent in June, adding to negative reports on business ra