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Genco Inc. manages returned merchandise for electronics retailer Best Buy. Here is how the system wo

For a company with more than $1 billion in annual sales, $500,000 may not seem like a lot of money.

Union Pacific Railroad is moving fast to increase prices and turn away business so it can better man

Ocean rates on trans-Atlantic lines are going up beyond what was announced last October and the rate

China's seemingly insatiable appetite for raw materials is sending more steel down the St. Lawrence

Technology company Management Dynamics has new financial backing, and some new oversight, as it seek

Woe to the unwary shipper who crates or palletizes his goods with untreated lumber. The Internationa

Hong Kong's main cargo handler HACTL said on Monday it handled 20.1 percent more cargo in January th

Free trade talks and investment talks between Canada and the Mercosur nations began in Ottawa today

BNSF Railway has the right to operate over a 15.6-mile Union Pacific Railroad line to serve Bayport

Shippers may be helping the transportation industry lobby for a new highway bill, a top transportati

This month we're playing a little Jeopardy. "I'll take Supply Chain Management for $100 billion, Ale

Last year's 22 percent jump in volume through the on-dock ExpressRail terminal at the Port of New Yo

Severe winter weather in January slowed trains in many parts of the country, putting an end to U.S.

Even after the destruction from the Dec. 26 tsunami, the economic outlook for Southeast Asia remains

UPS is cutting costs and bolstering marketing efforts to strengthen its domestic business even as it

The Surface Transportation Board has been fielding a growing number of calls regarding the common ca

UPS management and its airline pilots are optimistic they will meet a deadline set by a federal medi

SEATTLE -- The Bush administration's fiscal 2006 budget released today includes $15 million for the

Tom Sanderson is president and chief operating officer of Transplace, a third-party logistics provid

LOS ANGELES -- Marine terminal operators in Los Angeles-Long Beach have decided to postpone the laun

After being caught short in 2004, terminal operators in the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are

The record amounts of freight and significant shortfalls in capacity that rocked railroads last year

Shipper Seeks to Disallow SalvageQ:A shipper has incorporated the following language in

Logistics operators increasingly are asking what new technology can do for them, not just what it ca

As the losses pile up, the struggle of United Airlines and US Airways to emerge from bankruptcy prot

The National Maritime Security Advisory Committee will have its inaugural meeting March 3-4, in Alex

i2 Technologies said longtime customer Texas Instruments has extended its relationship with i2 with

United Parcel Service said it will buy Poland's Messenger Service Stolica SA as shipments increase a

Acuity Specialty Products tapped DHL to manage the nationwide delivery of its specialty chemical pro

Trucks moved more than $6.2 trillion worth of manufactured goods and raw materials, amounting to 7.9

With a highly unusual rules proposal from regulators in hand, the trucking industry is gearing up fo

It's a good time to be a third-party logistics company. The mood of the logistics industry has impro

On Dec. 10, United Airlines expanded its service to include a Southeast Asian nation where regular f

The fiscal 2006 budget released by the White House today gives the Department of Homeland Security $

Union Pacific Railroad named Bob Naro vice president of Mexico operations. Reporting to exec

It sounds simple - establish regional pools of intermodal chassis that ocean carriers can share as n

USF Red Star, not USF Corp., is suing the Teamsters over the strike it claims led to the regional ca

Shippers choosing U.S. distribution center sites will find the nuts-and-bolts costs vary up to 50 pe

The Transportation Services Index (TSI) rose 0.7 percent in November to 127.6, the second increase i