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If you work for the Maryland Port Administration, which oversees the Port of Baltimore, and you want

Michael Avnet, a 41-year freight industry veteran who capped his career by leading New York-based He

Thwarted in their efforts in the last Congress, several lawmakers reintroduced a bill that would req

A shipper-sponsored report says security programs such as the Customs-Trade Partnership

SAN FRANCISCO -- Agricultural exporters may have to pay higher freight rates to Asia in order to ens

The annual volume of cargo passing through China's ports every year is expected to rise by more than

Canada's Fraser River Port Authority reported overall cargo handled in the first quarter topped 9 mi

U.S. antitrust officials approved the UPS purchase of trucker Overnite Transportation Monday, cleari

China Eastern Airlines will buy two new 747-400 freighters for delivery over the next two years as C

The pieces are falling into place: Foreign investment is pouring into the 10 countries that joined t

Single Introduction Planned For PierPass: In yet another change of plans, marine terminals in the po

Most port executives would do back flips to handle 1 million or more short tons of steel in a year.

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement announced that, based on the latest monitoring of fuel price

Bagged food has long been a specialty at the Port of Lake Charles, La., because of the port's proxim

The University of Arkansas' Sam M. Walton College of Business in Fayetteville opened on Friday a new

The Port of Long Beach, Calif., wants to add a new headquarters to a project now under way to replac

After 20 years of cross-country team driving with his wife for Interstate Distribution Co., Beryl Hu

Container volumes are growing so rapidly at U.S. ports that marine terminals are beginning to reach

The National Industrial Transportation League's decision to remain neutral on rail competition legis

Cabooses. Anyone looking for our rail team July 9 will find them in Laguna Niguel, Calif., where Ora

LONDON -- Frankfurt airport today announced cargo traffic in May climbed to an all-time high for the

British Airways World Cargo today announced it is investing 15 million pounds ($27.1 million) in a n

The Port of Portland Commission last month approved the sale of eight acres at its Swan Island Indus

Concern that drayage capacity will be in short supply this year has led to a breakthrough for the Te

Here they come. The International Longshore and Warehouse Union is bracing for a flood of letters fr

After a few down years, Mexico's maquiladora factories appear primed for a revival, providing an end

Forwarders, logistics operators set ambitious growth targets, continue consolidation, but shippers r

ProLogis is determined to expand the foundation of global logistics - and lease it back to shippers.

Matson announced it will raise its fuel surcharge in its Guam, Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Isla

Ships carrying imported steel are a familiar sight again at Philadelphia and nearby ports. "We went

House and Senate negotiators began meeting last week to play the last inning of the latest transport

Available capacity for shipping breakbulk, project and heavy-lift cargoes has grown so tight in the

Shipping Corp. of India said net profits increased by 126.46 percent in the fiscal year ended March

William Carey will take over the trucking coverage for the weekly print edition of Traffic World. Ca

Richard M. Stana is director of the Government Accountability Office team that keeps tabs on the Hom

Poor track caused one of Union Pacific Railroad's derailments last year, the National Transportation

After a 57-year run, the Maritime Transport Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation a

U.S. steel producers have been basking in the glow of strong demand and rising prices. But when stee

Shippers hoping for a smoother peak shipping season may be in for a disappointment despite the best

Q:A carrier recently filed against our surety bond for not paying them for an overweight fine th