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The Coast Guard suspended the operating license of a towboat captain whose tow triggered a barge acc

Growing congestion on the U.S. rail network on surging Asia trade has led rail carriers Canadian Nat

LOS ANGELES -- California's ports are expected to increase the rates they charge shipping lines and

The federal transportation spending bill now in the Senate includes $2 million for an intermodal and

Union Pacific Railroad President and Chief Operating Officer James R. Young was elected to the compa

The SMC General Rate Committee on Thursday approved a 4.7 percent rate increase for its LTL carrier

President George Bush announced on March 17 his intention to nominate Joseph Boardman to head the Fe

Union Pacific will keep its freight trains out of densely populated areas of Texas under an agreemen

Peter Henrico, President and CEO of Oceanex Ltd., said today that the Oceanex Avalon is on schedule

Trucking companies have been tracking trucks by satellite for more than a decade, but tracking trail

New York State Transportation Commissioner Joseph Boardman was tabbed by President Bush Thursday to

Looking to avoid the delays that plagued West Coast ports last year, many carriers are taking lesson

An Arkansas judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by J.B. Hunt against BNSF Railway as the long-standing i

Color of Money. For those wondering about the broader strategic thinking behind Yellow Roadway's exp

The continued strong growth of Asia imports moving through U.S. West Coast ports has spurred Pacer D

MC Shipping Inc. said Friday that it fell to a fourth-quarter loss because of substantial restructur

The Federal Railroad Administration is giving local communities an additional 12 weeks to comply wit

Multiply one more delivery per day by 50 trucks and what do you get? An extra $1 million in sales pe

In a sign of the strategic direction of the world's largest parcel carrier, the board of directors a

The Port of Portland, Ore., is close to a deal to ensure its Terminal 6 remains an import gateway

A cargo security authority said he expects the federal government to levy security fees on shippers

Soaring oil and jet fuel prices have airlines scrambling to raise their fuel surcharges, and forward

Hanjin Shipping and Cosco Container Lines said Friday they will rationalize their services between A

WASHINGTON -- The Senate late Thursday approved a $2.6 billion budget blueprint for fiscal 2006 that

Manugistics Group, a global provider of synchronized supply chain management software, said it has c

WASHINGTON - The Senate on Thursday passed an amendment to increase homeland security grant money by

SAN DIEGO -- As U.S. Customs and Border Protection refines its security programs, importers and

Qualcomm Incorporated, a provider of wireless data products, today announced that intermodal service

FedEx Corp. on Thursday said its quarterly profit rose 53 percent on growth in its international, gr

Segmentz, a provider of transportation and logistics management services based in Tampa, said that t

Phil Bangsberg, longtime Asia correspondent for The Journal of Commerce and The Journal of Commerce

NEWARK, N.J. -- Commonwealth Business Media announced today that P&O Nedlloyd Chief Executive Philip

A group of Northwest Indiana officials today announced plans to hold a one-day conference on April 2

Robert B. Ostrom, chief counsel for the U.S. Maritime Administration, has resigned."Bob Ostr

FedEx Corp. reported the following consolidated results for their third quarter, ending Feb. 28:

President Bush chose congressman Rob Portman Thursday to be U.S. Trade Representative.In a W

NEWARK, N.J. -- Container traffic at the Port of New York and New Jersey rose 10 percent in 2004 to

P.T. Bangsberg, longtime Asia correspondent for The Journal of Commerce and The Journal of Commerce

LOS ANGELES -- Containerized imports were exceptionally strong in February, as volumes soared 40 per

Just as Argentina's troubled economy has been looking up, the country is finding trouble in the wate