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Japan said Monday that China, the U.S. and European Union members were among 41 countries whose trad

U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan rejected the CSX railroad's challenge to the District of Co

Three major U.S. ports won a share of more than $17 million in security grants provided by the Depar

California trucking companies say diesel fuel prices rising far higher than the national average are

Shippers beware: Marine terminals and carriers are getting serious about reducing the backlog of con

Q: I've recently seen a couple of trucking companies that have created a separate company that o

Airlines are clamoring to get a piece of the booming growth in the Asia Pacific region with carr

Picture a game in which truckers and shippers lob data about shipments and vehicles back and for

In a world where a consumer order in Chicago may trigger a factory response in Chengdu, it's no

The departure of Transportation Security Administrator David Stone may be the first step toward

MOL Europe announced the appointment of Multi-Shipping Kft. as its agent in Hungary, effective April

The head of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration says the agency is largely finished writ

Automotive logistics veteran The Pasha Group will provide processing services for General Motors' sh

Ever so gradually, despite recurrent spates of political rhetoric that sometimes threaten hostilitie

Until recently, putting together an eastbound intermodal train at the Port of Tacoma was a disjointe

OTTAWA - The Port of Montreal on Monday said total cargo volume increased 21 percent during the firs

Stonepath Group's opening of a new logistics center in Hamburg, Germany, may represent a turning poi

Area: Approximately 3.8 million square miles, slightly smaller than the U.S.Coastline: About

Marine terminal operators and shipping lines are getting serious about reducing the backlog of c

The optimists about free trade, it turns out, were wrong. Barely three months after World Trade Orga

Panalpina's former top executive in the U.S. said differences over growth strategy led to his depart

Ryder Systems opened a radio frequency identification lab in Dallas/Fort Worth, to try out related h

Six organizations active in radio frequency identification technology are working with the Computer

The troubles at insurance giant American International Group are beginning to reverberate in the air

Proposed Mexican terminal wouldn't come cheap Marine Terminals Corp. is the second internati

Allen E. Gant Jr., president and chief executive of Glen Raven Inc., in Glen Raven, N.C., is founder

Imagine a day when third-party logistics providers can use a single Web-based application and see al

STILL SINGING. Last week we promised to write a few trucking songs once we found a rhyme for "de

Indotrans in June will move its Gulf-Asia breakbulk service from the Port of New Orleans to the Port

Funeral services are scheduled Tuesday for Joe H. Kelly, secretary-treasurer of the International Lo

State-owned French railway SNCF outsourced spare parts logistics to TNT Logistics under a six-year c

United States Senator Jon S. Corzine, D-NJ, introduced legislation last week requiring stricter rail

Canada will help fund a new West Coast container port in British Columbia, opening a new route for A

The future of China's container ports continues to brighten as investment in manufacturing moves fro

OTTAWA - Canadian Pacific Railway on Monday said it had begun a C$160 million (US$128 million) expan

If ports want more federal money for security, they would likely have more success using a laser tha

Pakistan's Port Qasim, in a bid to increase its competitiveness in the region, reduced its charges b

An intermodal transportation executive is warning importers to prepare for equipment shortages durin

J.B. Hunt Transport Services trucked into the first quarter of 2005 with record earnings. Fi

NEW YORK April 15, 2005--Standard & Poor's RatingsServices today assigned its 'A-1+' rating