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E2open, a provider of software-as-a-service for visibility and control over distributed global suppl

A bill that would create a temporary tax credit for the purchase of trucks with new generation diese

PWC Logistics won what it claims is the largest ever heavy lift transportation contract awarded by t

If there's just one thing you need to take away from The Journal of Commerce's Third Annual Salary S

The proliferation of counterfeit drugs has pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors and retailers

Anyone at the Maryland Port Administration, which oversees the Port of Baltimore, who wants to meet

Port of Hamburg Marketing has announced the appointment of Hendrik Lorenz as deputy chairman.

RailRunner said it has received permanent approval from the Federal Railroad Administration to opera

Two new Super Post-Panamax cranes arrived at the Port of Savannah's Ocean Terminal on June 18. <

Driver turnover fell from its record high for large truckload carriers during the first quarter as p

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

The job market has stabilized this year, with little, if any, movement in salaries. But there have b

Crude oil prices climbed to a new record on the New York Mercantile Exchange Monday. Light sweet cru

Pitt Ohio Express wants to take its security "to the next level" but finding the people to do that i

Yellow Roadway will shut down the USF Dugan unit of its newly-acquired USF business, closing the onl

Barge maker Zidell Marine says an order for the largest vessel the company has ever contracted is a

Q:I just finished reading your May 16, 2005 column in which you state, "it's the receiver, not t

Norfolk Southern hopes making it easier for local train operators to recognize the benefits of match

Procter & Gamble has no trouble finding trucks in Cincinnati. Shanghai is another story.

LOS ANGELES -- The Pacific Maritime Association reported Monday that West Coast marine terminals are

A.P. Moller-Maersk said it has bought a 5-percent stake in Royal P&O Nedlloyd from investors on the

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Surface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober asked as of June 16 the seven largest railroads an

PierPass Registrations Lagging: Importers are being warned that if they don't register with the Pier

Airlines flying to Switzerland received a notice this month from Spedlogswiss, the association of Sw

Trucks. MSNBC recently reported on the problem of truck drivers leaving, well, um, let's just say, c

In a dramatic ramping up of its all-cargo operations, Air Canada is poised to increase the frequency

During the week ending June 11, U.S. rail carloads totaling 332,491 units decreased 2.2 percent comp

Leading U.S. multinational companies have endorsed a complete overhaul of the federal tax code, stre

For the second consecutive year, Surface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober has sent letters

Sirit Inc., a provider of radio frequency identification (RFID) reader technology based in Toronto,

A Russian cargo ship successfully docked with the international space station early Sunday in a manu

Australia's trade minister is backing a merger of Qantas and Singapore Airlines even though the airl

If you're shipping next winter, here's something to consider: There's growing scientific evidence th

A private equity firm is investing $1.6 million in truckload operator XRG to help the struggling com

It seems like ancient history. Five years ago, on July 20, 2000, the total market value of shares in

No one wants to say that the Coast Guard is riding to the rescue of the TWIC, but after years in lim

A.P. Moller-Maersk said it has bought a 5 percent stake in Royal P&O Nedlloyd from investors on

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The Trans Atlantic Conference Agreement will keep its fuel surcharge for member ocean carriers throu