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LOS ANGELES -- The growth in containerized imports through West Coast ports slowed in March, as expe

The Federal Reserve Board's monthly economic report, the "Beige Book", is consistent with some recen

LONDON -- Shipowners are still ordering record numbers of containerships despite rising prices, stal

Japan said Friday it would support Russia's membership in the World Trade Organization this year, in

Canada's Transport Minister, Jean-C. LaPierre, announced the authorization of C$129 million (US$104.

Canadian Pacific Railway and the Vancouver Port Authority on Thursday announced they signed an agre

Vitran Corp, a North American transportation and logistics firm, announced that its Vitran Logistics

Back to SpecialGlobalization may be the mega-trend in trade and industrial sourcing, but dis

During the week ending April 16, U.S. railroads traffic volume reached 33.3 billion ton-miles, a 4.7

Back to SpecialEvery successful business with shipments to far-flung customers eventually fa

OTTAWA -- New projects aimed at improving cross-border traffic between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario,

OTTAWA -- The departure of three ocean carriers from Termont Terminals at the Port of Montreal will

RFID provider Savi Technology and port developer and operator Hutchison Port Holdings invested $50 m

Don't tell Ron Widdows, CEO of APL, congestion at West Coast ports is in the past. "I read the probl

Construction on highways and airports led strong growth in the transportation construction market in

UPS rebounded from a slow fourth quarter to post double digit profits in the first quarter of 2005.<

The Greenbrier Cos. announced today that is has received $125 million in new orders for 1,300 new ra

Hub Group late Wednesday said it doubled first-quarter earnings, citing cost-cutting and a surge in

Hub Group on Wednesday reported record net income for the quarter ended March 31, 2005 of $5.3 milli

MIAMI -- Ocean containers moving through a validated secure supply chain from a secure loading dock

The Senate is ready to move on a multi-year highway bill - if only it weren't for judicial nominees,

The struggling American airline industry may be falling toward long-awaited consolidation, with aili

Worldwide shipments of personal computers jumped in the first quarter but the picture was weaker in

Due to a slowing general economy, the National Retail Federation revised its 2005 sales forecast bas

Union Pacific Corp.'s net income dropped 22 percent in the first quarter, falling to $128 million fr

USA Truck today announced record quarterly revenues, before fuel surcharge, of $90.4 million for the

P&O Ports North America has promoted David Morgan and Vincent Halterlein to senior management positi

The Washington state legislature, responding to what some lawmakers believe is inadequate oversight

The battle over the latest move toward free trade is shaping up as technology vs. commodities. Stand

Celestica Inc. reported a smaller first-quarter net loss and the world's No. 4 contract electronics

The temporary loss of mail business from the U.S. Postal Service took a bite out of American Airline

Canada and China laid the way for tripling the number of cargo flights between the two countries.

United Parcel Service's profit jumped in the first quarter, boosted by its growing international pac

LONDON -- Shipowners are still ordering record numbers of containerships despite rising prices, stal

Florida East Coast Railway said revenues in the first quarter increased 16.4 percent to $56.5 millio

Union Pacific Corp., the nation's largest freight railroad, posted lower quarterly earnings on Thurs

MIAMI -- Ocean containers moving through a validated secure supply chain from a secure loading dock

Truckload freight and logistics services provider XRG announced Wednesday that the board of director

OTTAWA -- China and Canada on Tuesday unveiled an expanded air transport agreement, and Air Canada i

Waterways Council, Inc. has named Mark Knoy, president of AEP MEMCO LLC of Chesterfield, Mo., as its