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CHENNAI -- Tuticorin Container Terminal, a unit of Singapore's PSA Corp., is increasing handling cap

Schenker opened a new 548,000 square foot logistics center in Willebroek, Belgium, to serve growing

Heritage's Dairy Stores finished implementation of BlueCube Enterprise's supply chain management sof

A commercial invoice, a bill of lading, a packaging list, a single-page "Entry" document, and a simp

The Descartes Systems Group, a provider of logistics software and services, announced changes to its

American Airlines gave a jolt to industry efforts to boost online freight booking with its decision

South Korea, Egypt on free-trade radarIf the U.S. Congress approves the Central American Fre

Yellow Roadway Corp is poised to become the first U.S. trucking company to operate in China, respond

IES Air AMS to satisfy CBP compliance and save money for their clients.Midland Park, NJ ? Ma

The United States Friday agreed to limit imports of cotton shirts, cotton trousers, and both cotton

In January 2002, Customs Commissioner Robert C. Bonner showed a small gizmo to an audience at the Ce

The Powder River Basin is becoming a powder keg in the battle between shippers and railroads over th

The proposed $3 billion acquisition of Royal P&O Nedlloyd by A.P. Moller-Maersk has sent shockwaves

LONDON -- Frankfurt airport, Europe's biggest cargo hub, handled record freight volume in April, as

Trailer Bridge, Inc. said its first-quarter profits increased 172 percent, reaching $975,801, compar

Arkansas Best, parent of national LTL carrier ABF Freight System, named former UPS Vice Chairman Joh

Earlier Story:Delivery By The CaseJune 7, 2004The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday struc

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' $8.7 million contract award to a dredging company means work will

For shippers moving goods by air between India and the U.S., the door is wide open. On April 13, Ind

Service by top-level ocean container carriers is deteriorating even as shippers' costs increase, the

Stiffening the backbone of its domestic air freight network, UPS will invest $24 million building an

DALLAS ? May 16, 2005 ? Arrow Air Inc. (dba Arrow Cargo), the fourth largest cargo airline in the U.

OTTAWA -- Canadian National Railway is facing a Wednesday strike deadline by 1,700 unionized locomot

Airlines continue to expand sales alliances such as SkyTeam and WOW, but not everyone is impressed.<

The hype that the Web "changes everything" may have disappeared, along with so many failed dot-coms,

Thomas DeMarino says he believes in long-term relationships with a select group of ocean carriers. B

Sox. Tough going at the recent NASSTRAC meeting when shippers were asked about the impact Sarbanes-O

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Trucking magnate Jerry Moyes, founder and chairman and CEO of Swift Transportation, stepped down as

Supply chain management finally has the attention of executives in corporate boardrooms, a new serie

Q:We are a manufacturer/shipper. One of our larger customers continues to cause me endless heada

Supply chain software developer Management Dynamics joined the rush of logistics providers to Europe

SAN DIEGO, CA, May 16, 2005 - Networkcar?, a Reynolds and Reynolds company (NYSE: REY), announced to

Reforming international law governing loss or damage to ocean cargo is not the sexiest subject in th

U.S. Ambassador to Argentina Lino Gutierrez and Dr. Alberto R. Abad, Federal Administrator of Nation

LONDON -- British Airways, Europe's second-largest airline, more than doubled profits in the 2004-05

Neptune Orient Lines said Friday that rising demand for its liner and logistics services lifted its

Printronix, the integrated supply-chain printing solutions manufacturer based in Irvine, Calif., ann

With ship calls down and cargo volumes up in the first quarter, the Los Angeles-Long Beach port comp

Fixing California's cargo transport systemThe solutions are there, but the money is not<