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Ceres Terminals said it has acquired R.O. White & Co., a stevedoring firm licensed to operate in Mia

A battery of technologies is abetting the shift of time sensitive shipments from air to ground.&nbsp

Officials from Kansas City, Mo., and L?zaro C?rdenas, Mexico, signed a cooperative agreement to esta

Groups representing waterways operators and tanker companies are petitioning to join a federal lawsu

Canadian National Railway Co. reached a tentative labor deal with the International Brotherhood of E

Sankyo announced that it will partly reorganize its supply chain management headquarters effective A

Cargo volume through the Port of New York and New Jersey keeps rising at double-digit rates, fueled

Chicago-based USF Logistics Services sold its reverse logistics unit, USF Processors, in Dallas, to

The National Transportation Safety Board unveiled a transportation safety journal this week.

The International Air Transport Association is working to raise its profile in the U.S. capital city

PWC Logistics, based in Kuwait, purchased Trans-Link Group of Singapore in a move that extends the r

A congressional caucus designed to bring attention to port security has new leadership.The b

After eight months of mediated negotiations, the executive board of the Independent Pilots Associati

Excel Maritime Carriers, a Greek shipping company specializing in the seaborne transportation of dry

All-cargo carriers pushed their share of air cargo traffic to better than three-quarters of the dome

An airline industry proposal to change the way cubic volume is determined for air shipments, a plan

Intermodal marketing giant Hub Group named Mark Yeager president and chief operating officer, taking

Intermec filed a lawsuit against rival RFID equipment maker Symbol Technologies, claiming infringeme

Looking to reduce maintenance and fuel costs, Canadian Pacific Railway agreed to buy 35 hybrid locom

The SAP and Intel collaboration on a new standard for wireless data collection will boost RFID adopt

The Dutch carrier and freighter specialist Martinair Cargo put its fuel surcharge at .40 euros per k

World Airways is taking a larger role in the international freighter wet-lease market with new contr

Continental Holdings is thinking inside the box these days.The real estate and investment fi

ABX Air will be sacrificing earnings and revenue when it drops 26 aircraft from its fleet this year.

There may be increased security around cargo, but some thieves are proving that sometimes the old-fa

NEWARK, N.J. -- All six marine terminals in the Port of New York and New Jersey are cutting the numb

With new rights to serve Ecuador in hand, Amerijet International is stretching its service in South

The group is the same, but the name is new.The Air Courier Conference of America changed its

Maybe once we solve the age-old chicken-or-the-egg debate, transport experts can figure out which co

Lufthansa Cargo, the world's biggest international air freight carrier, today said it swung to a pro

NEWARK, N.J. -- All six marine terminals in the Port of New York and New Jersey are cutting the numb

Twelve bidders have expressed interest in India's offshore container terminal project at the Port of

EAST WINDSOR, N.J. -- Commonwealth Business Media, Inc. announced today the acquisition of BACK Avia

Commonwealth Business Media, Traffic World's parent company, announced Wednesday the acquisition of

Commonwealth Business Media announced today the acquisition of BACK Aviation Solutions, a leading pr

The U.S. trucking industry is on pace to spend nearly $16 billion more on diesel in 2005 than in 200

DBA Software, Ezijobz Software and Development-X plan to launch Evestigo, to help manage quality ass

Martinair Cargo said it has increases its current fuel surcharge of 35 cents to 40 cents per kilog

Carson City, NV March 22, 2005 -- OnlyTransportationJobs.com announces today the launch of improveme

Hapag-Lloyd, Germany's biggest container shipping line, today reported record operating profits for