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Nicholas Tonsich, the president of the Los Angeles Harbor Commission, resigned July 2, the day after

FedEx Corp. will sign an agreement early next month to make Guangzhou's Baiyun Airport in China its

Trailer Bridge today announced that it was included in the Russell Microcap Index, a new benchmark f

The Federal Railroad Administration awarded University of California at San Diego $237,794 to develo

Kansas City Southern today announced that Francisco Javier Ri"n has been appointed chief executive o

U.S. railroads continued to increase traffic in late June, boosting carloads 0.6 percent to 335,731

OTTAWA -- Negotiations to end a strike by 1,200 independent container truckers at two Vancouver area

NEW ORLEANS -- Hurricane-wary Gulf ports in Mississippi and Alabama were scheduled to shut down at 1

i2 Technologies, a provider of supply chain software, announced that it has completed the sale of it

OTTAWA - There was progress reported in negotiations as a strike by 1,200 container truckers at the

U.S. factory orders jumped 2.9 percent in May, the biggest gain in 14 months, on a surge in demand f

Sometimes even outsourcers outsource operations. Yellow Roadway global logistics management subsidia

Hong Kong-based U-Freight bought a majority stake in Comax Group, an ocean forwarder focused on tran

Most port executives would do backflips to handle one million or more short tons of steel in a year.

Canadian National Railway Co. announced Teamsters Canada Rail Conference members ratified two five-y

UPS today unveiled a technology enhancement that automatically notifies customers of every package i

Seko and Prairie Systems' new Text-to-Speech automated delivery notification system aims to take som

The woes of the automakers are largely to blame for those of the leading North American vehicle haul

AMSTELVEEN, July 4, 2005 - In response to soaring fuel prices, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will increas

Kansas City Southern is lagging well behind its larger Class 1 rivals in 2005 in key performance

OTTAWA - There was progress reported in negotiations as a strike by 1,200 container truckers at the

The Pacific Merchant Shipping Association and Puget Sound Pilots said they have agreed to surcharges

The new Arab International Logistics is launching its bid to create the Middle East's largest region

Cargolux is pressing ahead with its efforts to expand its international operations after posting rec

Less than a month after registration began, more than 1,000 port users signed up for OffPeak, a new

Worldwide moving company International Shipping paid $6.8 million for a 105,605-square-foot industri

Canadian National Railway and Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC) finalized the last of eight co

Express and logistics provider DHL upgraded its uplift capacity on the Hong Kong-Shanghai sector by

Jacksonville, FL - As the Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) plans to acquire new Post-Pana

As all roads once led to Rome, all containers go to China. The volume of cargo passing

NEW ORLEANS - A weakened Tropical Storm Cindy was headed toward the Mississippi Gulf Coast early Wed

The Port of San Francisco said it is on pace to handle 240,000 metric tons of breakbulk cargo, prima

Billings Transportation Group opened a station in Memphis as part of a larger goal to extend coverag

W. James McNerney, Jr., who once helped General Electric become the engine supplier for Boeing's 777

Shippers whose goods move to Central America are pleased that the Senate moved ahead with a controve

LONDON -- The port of Antwerp has stolen a lead over its closest rivals with the opening this week o

UPS launched a software enhancement that provides "proactive notification" of air, express, ground a

The European Union says Lufthansa's takeover of Swiss International Air Lines "would not significant

Mersey Docks and Harbour Co., the United Kingdom's second-largest ports group and operator of the Po

U.S. exporters are discovering that low ocean freight rates are a mixed blessing. Some trans-Pacific