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Regional LTL claims staying power due to fiscal responsibility and flexible work forceA.Duie

India's growing role in international trade and manufacturing is attracting logistics providers inte

Neptune Orient Lines announced it has appointed Patricia Leung as chief financial officer, effective

During 2005's first five weeks, the largest U.S. railroads' average train speed fell while the two C

Another Title XI budget battleThe Bush administration's new budget once again proposes zero

Executive director, European Liner Affairs AssociationLiner shipping conferences have lost m

The letter was blunt, and contrite. Donald P. Hamm, president of Port Newark Container Terminal, wro

Friendly. TSA head David Stone says he runs his agency under the "three ships" approach. The retired

Is Southwest Airlines beginning to work its no-frills magic on the cargo business? If r

New contracts, intermodal gains, purchases could give KCS Railway a revenue boost in 2005A n

Where are truckers adding capacity? Try the rail yard. Trucklo

On the back of rising container volumes and growing fleet capacity, Neptune Orient Lines more than d

P&O Ports North America has named Stephen Edwards as senior vice president Northeast region, effecti

The Virginia Port Authority (VPA) today said that the Port of Virginia in January handled 152,198 TE

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CEO, Management DynamicsJim Preuninger, chief executive of Management Dynamics Inc., is a co

Tom Ridge, the Department of Homeland Security's first secretary, could never escape the tyranny of

Savi Technology last week unveiled an RFID system for shippers working to meet the Department of Def

Rumors of UPS interest in Exel foreshadow next wave of logistics buyouts, consolidationRepor

After a brief lull, U.S. railroads got back on track during February's first week. The roads boosted

The trade deficit for manufactured goods in the United States reached $553 billion in 2004, accordin

Maersk Sealand will eliminate its call at the Port of Halifax on its Medgulf service, effective May,

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement today said it has suspended the congestion surcharge first a

Industrial Data & Information, Inc. announces the third edition of a new valuable resource for p

India's Port of Jawaharlal Nehru expects to start work on increasing its draft to accommodate larger

United Parcel Service says it will hire 200 more pilots in addition to plans to add 100 announced in

COSTA MESA, Calif. -- U.S. importers will pay higher rates beginning May 1 in the eastbound tra

Paradigm Global Logistics, a freight forwarder based in Los Angeles, has named John M. Dauernheim as

Union Pacific is raising rates on certain goods passing though Arizona in order to improve capacity

Negotiations between Britain's largest port operator and union dockworkers have failed to avoid a na

The Board of Directors of Ryder System, Inc. , a global provider of transportation and supply chain

Maersk Sealand will eliminate its call at the Port of Halifax on its Medgulf service, effective May,

OTTAWA - Ports and carriers using the St. Lawrence Seaway say a plan by Washington to restore tolls

The International Shippers' Association and the American Institute for Shippers' Associations have r

Union Pacific Railroad Vice Chairman Ike Evans will retire from the railroad Feb. 28. Evans,

Lufthansa Cargo, the world's biggest international air freight carrier, said traffic rose 6.5 percen

CP Ships today said fourth-quarter operating income totaled US$46 million, up from $36 million a yea

The National Motor Freight Traffic Association acquired ownership of the copyright on the National M

The United States trade deficit reached a record $617.7 billion in 2004 as imports hit all-time high