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MIAMI -- Brooks Royster, most recently chief executive and general manager for The Port of Miami Ter

Click Commerce, a provider of solutions for collaborative commerce, announced the launch of Strategy

A delegation from the Port of Halifax will visit an array of Asian countries in a bid to attract mor

The Aviation Security Advisory Committee group working on the freight assessment system voted to rem

Norfolk Southern settled a class action lawsuit related to the Jan. 6 derailment and chemical spill

MIAMI -- Brooks Royster, most recently chief executive and general manager for The Port of Miami Ter

There's plenty of applause from labor advocates and humanitarian groups for Nike's decision to publi

After sitting by quietly in new Washington offices for more than a year, trucking owner-operators bu

MIAMI -- Brooks Royster, most recently chief executive and general manager for The Port of Miami Ter

The Panama Canal on Tuesday posted record tonnage for the second quarter of fiscal 2005."[T]

LONDON -- Ocean container shipping lines and charter shipowners have called a sudden halt to a recor

Rail carrier Kansas City Southern reported first-quarter profit rose despite an increase in operatin

U.S. Trade Representative Robert Portman and European trade commissioner Peter Mandelson pledged to

Fuel costs and high inventories reined in the manufacturing sector in April to its slowest rate of g

In the first formal report on highway safety during the first year of new hours of service rules, th

It's beginning to look a lot like peak shipping season at West Coast ports, as containers from Asia

Often dismissed as a mature market with flat-to-declining volume growth, the trans-Atlantic containe

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The rail industry's decision to exit the trailer market could leave thousands of trailers stranded,

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Evergreen Marine Corp. said first-quarter net income rose 52 percent to $2.97 billion New Taiwan dol

Corporate leaders expect China to play an important role in their growth strategies, but few think t

IBM and DMS Systems Corp. announced that Star Sales & Service Inc., an auto parts aftermarket distri

Much has been said in a variety of fora, including this column, about how the various programs being

U.S. trade chief meets EU counterpartNew U.S. Trade Representative Robert Portman and his EU

Water Cooler. The barge operators have a record of success on Capitol Hill, so truckers should take

A July groundbreaking is planned for a 900,000-square-foot industrial facility near the Port of Hous

U.S. railroads during the week ending April 23 saw carloads increase 0.8 percent to 344,323 units wh

Last month's 63-page report criticizing Maersk Sealand's operations in Central America was the lates

May 1 isn't the big day it used to be. The traditional starting date for annual contracts between sh

Cost cutting proved to be a key strategic move for UPS to offset weakness in the U.S. market as the

The shipper drive to lower distribution costs is reverberating through the pharmaceutical industry's

LONDON - The European Union said it will press ahead with controversial plans to allow ships' crews

The men's suit in the department store. The paint brush in the lumber yard. The DVD player in the el

Yellow Roadway Corp. today amended the terms of its proposed acquisition of USF.The trucker

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced Monday that 45-foot channels into the Port o

OTTAWA - Canadian National Railway and its 2,600 conductors, yard service workers and traffic coordi

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement says more price increases are on the way this year after the

The waterways industry is asking Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire to veto a measure creating a cit

Tadamasa Ishida is executive vice president of NYK Line in Tokyo. He is chief executive of NYK's Glo