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In May, the Port of Wilmington, N.C. handled almost 13,000 TEUs, an increase of nearly 60 percent fr

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The country's largest trucking companies are sending a message that trucking no longer stops, or sta

A rising tide lifts all boats, and the rising tide of world trade has increased the volume of import

EGL Eagle Global Logistics will layoff some 350 workers and may close two stations in an effort to c

Like the truth, Scully, the information is out there. Importers generate data about foreign purchase

Yellow Roadway Corp. said it expects second-quarter earnings to be on the high end of its previous g

Jamian not in running for Marad administratorAnyone who wants to be maritime administrator,

The Hampton Roads Chassis Pool is the only one covering an entire port but is not the only chassis p

If you can't beat 'em, barge 'em. A Connecticut trucking company hopes to play a key role in a coast

Logistics costs hit an all-time high in 2004, as transportation companies combated continued capacit

The European Aviation Safety Agency certified Envirotainer's newest temperature controlled container

Any buyer of BAX Global, rumored or real, might get more than they bargain for. The integrat

More than 1,000 harbor truck drivers remain off the job in Vancouver on Monday, demanding raises of

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EGL is hardly the only American company hurting in Europe. "The economic situation is not very good

Officials at Washington's Port of Tacoma hope the completion of a new heavy-haul industrial corridor

WASHINGTON, June 21, 2005 --- North America's freight railroads will hold a customer service forum S

The first so-called "small-case" rate complaint was resolved in a little over a month after it was f

A California judge ruled last week that a division of UPS should have classified its drivers as empl

Lucent Technologies' chief supply chain executive, Jose A. Mejia, joined the board of directors of c

The 166-nation World Customs Organization has agreed to new shipping rules which will boost security

During the week ending June 18, U.S. railroads increased carloads 0.9 percent to 333,264 units and i

The Federal Railroad Administration granted $6.4 million to a research group that plans to field tes

Supply chain professionals understand pretty well that raw materials may leave a plant, move by rail

It's 30 miles to the nearest Interstate highway, about 150 miles to the closest major airport an

The 166-nation World Customs Organization has agreed to new shipping rules which will boost security

The slowdown in the global chip-making industry is expected to put the brakes on explosive growth of

Imposing trade tariffs on China would be misguided and put the future of the U.S. economy ``at risk,

The chief executives of five of the member carriers of the Grand Alliance have announced their deter

HSBC North America Holdings this month became the fourth U.S. Postal Service customer to sign the ki

Marine terminal operators in Los Angeles-Long Beach are encouraging importers and exporters to sign

The National Transportation Safety Board faulted Union Pacific Railroad for a 2003 Washington state

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, in cooperation with other agencies, arrested six illegal a

Highway bill conferees reached a deal on how much to spend on the six-year bill.The $286.5 b

Zim Intergrated Shipping Services plans to set up a distribution logistics hub at Jamaica's Kingston

UPS on Thursday backed its second-quarter profit guidance and said volume was growing as expected du

The Alabama State Port Authority earlier this week awarded a $10.8 million landfill contract for Mob

The South Carolina Ports Authority has set a deadline of Aug. 1 for the 21 leading ocean carriers an

Hanjin Shipping Co, Asia's fourth-largest container line, said its freight rate index rose in May, h