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Greg Lenard, director of inventory control at Ace Hardware Stores, admits that retailing is inherent

Saying its initial rollout of guaranteed service in the southeast was successful, LTL carrier Saia b

When computer parts and services company CDW was looking to serve the sprawling and lucrative electr

Johnson & Johnson selected GAC Logistics to manage the health products manufacturer's distributi

Competing. One shipper has a realistic take on transportation in the country. Said he, "We will only

Bugs from Shipment Invade Production Q:We had a boxcar of wood pulp arrive at our customer's

After recovering from the worst, U.S. forest products companies want to open markets around the worl

Three years ago, in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks when the air-cargo market turned

Tread lightly. That's the message from the International Longshore and Warehouse Union to the Canadi

For the past three years, the cargo-security mantra for government and industry has been that greate

With its latest award of United States-China service rights, the Department of Transportation upped

A mid complaints from shippers and carriers of political meddling in port business, the Port of Balt

U.S. railroads moved 1,374,185 carloads in February, up 5.3 percent, and 885,038 trailers and contai

James J. White, who resigned as executive director of the Port of Baltimore March 3, today was named

The Transportation Services Index rose 0.7 percent in November to 127.6, according to the U.S. Depar

Imports From Asia Expected To Slow: The growth of containerized imports from Asia will moderate over

Ocean carriers and railroads are lining up in support of federal legislation that would set new unif

UPS's decision to close Menlo Worldwide Forwarding's hub at Dayton International Airport is the firs

Ryder System expanded its relationship with building materials manufacturer Owens Corning to include

Minneapolis-based retailer Target broke ground on a $100 million distribution center in DeKalb, Ill.

The biggest question raised by the new addition to what one competitor called the "Yellow Roadway em

A scandal in Texas is drawing national attention to the use of tolls to finance roads as state and l

Neptune Orient Lines, parent of APL, said volume for the first six weeks of the year totaled 215,300

Quova, a developer of web geography services and technologies, and NextLinx, a provider of global tr

Hong Kong's main cargo handler said on Monday it handled 2.8 percent more cargo in the first two mon

Leading auto parts manufacturer Dana Corp. placed veteran General Motors logistics executive George

In its haste to publicize deficiencies in security, the federal government has dropped the equivalen

Joseph C. Andraski is president and chief executive of the Voluntary Interindustry Commerce Standard

The biggest challenge for Canadian National Railway and rival Canadian Pacific Railway this year may

From aircraft fuel burn to winter weather patterns, UPS looked at many factors when it considered wh

IFCO Systems opened new pallet service facilities in Akron, Ohio, and Detroit, bringing the company'

The biggest challenge for Canadian National Railway and rival Canadian Pacific Railway this year may

Lufthansa's cargo division will raise its fuel surcharge by nearly 17 percent to 35 euro cents per k

Don't Raise Broker BondForever YoungI read through Angela Greiling Keane's inter

CHENNAI -- The India-Pakistan-Bangladesh-Ceylon Conference (IPBCC) said in a notice to trade that it

TNT Logistics North America has promoted Dennis Gerard to the position of director of operations ser

Shippers have always supported the presence of independent liner companies in the busy Asia-to-West

Trucking broker SPI International Transportation is offering new technology as an incentive to carri

With lawmakers and industry increasingly frustrated with slow progress at the Department of Homeland