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WASHINGTON -- U.S. Ship Management, Maersk Lines Ltd. and its parent, A.P. Moller-Maersk, have settl

Diana Shipping on Tuesday filed to sell 12.375 million shares at $15-$17 each in a bid to raise up t

The replacement cycle for personal computers at businesses and homes is over and that will mean slow

Commonwealth Business Media, Inc. and East Port Technology Co., Ltd., jointly announced an agreement

American Airlines and US Airways hope to quickly resolve their differences with the U.S. Postal Serv

Three feet of rock and mud is all that stands between shippers in the Pacific Northwest and billions

The technology world used to be full of stock splits, but the new one engineered by i2 Technologies

China is hoping to do with spinach and apples what it has done with toys, apparel, furniture and oth

The countdown is on. With two months left before the May 1 start of most new shipper-carrier contrac

Though rates still matter, this year's contract negotiations between trans-Pacific shippers and carr

Grain shippers in North Dakota griping about railroad fuel surcharge sticker shock are getting sympa

The LTL trucking industry wants shippers and others who benefit from freight transportation to step

LOS ANGELES -- NOL Group President and Chief Executive David Lim said there is a need to focus effor

Twenty miles of trucks. And six double-stack trains. That's what Ed DeNike will be looking at each t

TPG, the Dutch global mail, express and logistics group, today said net income soared 82 percent in

ABX Air reported a $37 million net profit in 2004, nearly the double the earnings for 2003, as the f

Yellow Roadway announced Sunday it will buy USF Corp. in a $1.47 billion transaction that will creat

Erratic rail service makes it difficult enough for shippers to predict when a shipment will reach it

The U.S. Postal Service is adding some evidence to the growing view that UPS is letting some market

Paul Svindland is senior director of the transportation and logistics program at ICG Commerce and le

If timing is everything, the Panama Canal Authority seems to have timed its impending toll increases

Reports of a mega-merger that could reshape LTL trucking and consolidate market power in the hands o

Pemco Aviation Group and L-3 Communications Integrated Systems, a subsidiary of L-3 Communications,

CMA CGM and P&O Nedlloyd are devoting five container ships to a joint weekly service the two lin

Giving nonvessel operators the right to sign confidential service contracts won't sink any shipping

Some 50 members of the World Customs Organization are meeting in Brussels this week to shepherd alon

In a logistics world full of new strategies, tight capacity and heavy competition, Owens Corning say

The countdown is on. With two months left before the May 1 start of most new shipper-carrier contrac

Even as it hauls huge volumes of mail in a deal with the U.S. Postal Service trumpeted as a classic

A reputed Genovese mob captain from New Jersey has joined three top International Longshoremen's Ass

Container ship lines have seen to it that there's plenty of capacity on ships, but U.S. ports are an

The Ohio State University will begin offering a master of business logistics engineering degree star

Shawn Dolley knew that if he hoped to hit a home run with his company's new demand data synchronizat

Formed in 2000 as the ultimate partnership between shipper and logistics provider, the launch of Vec

After a slow start to 2005, U.S. railroads are beginning to move more traffic on a weekly basis. Dur

Singapore-based liner company Neptune Orient Lines is projecting a strong 2005 after more than doubl

Maritime operator McAndrews is trying to convince Europe's buyers and sellers of produce to use a do

Government watchdog barks at C-TPATThe Government Accountability Office is apparently not im

Charged. New Jersey state police seized more than $5 million in cash from a tractor-trailer that had

Pusan Newport Co. denied it has sold a controlling interest to PSA Corp.The Korean port oper