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The New York Shipping Association plans to add 1,000 longshoremen and clerks this year at the Po

The New York Shipping Association has launched a $3.6 million campaign to promote public awareness o

The American Association of Port Authorities said Wednesday the fundamental problem with a federal g

President Bush proposed a $284 billion, six-year highway bill in his 2006 budget blueprint. That is

Pilot Air Freight, a leading provider of transportation and logistics services, today announced fina

The Samskip freighter M/V Joekulfell, loaded with 2,000 tons of steel, sank off the Faroe Islands in

Aircraft manufacturer Airbus contracted with logistics and express delivery company DHL to provide s

Secured Digital Applications announced the launch of its real-time inventory control and retail secu

Having already siphoned considerable maritime business away from Hong Kong, China's adjacent Guang

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has named A. Paul Blanco as its chief financial office

For third-party logistics providers, information technology is the backbone that enables best practi

The biggest reason for the explosive growth of intermodal is that it operates as a seamless system,

Services will be held for Cal Stein, 74, a former publisher of Shipping Digest, who died Feb. 6 from

Neptune Orient Lines may say fourth-quarter profit rose 35 percent as demand for Asian goods in the

The Vancouver Port Authority got an assist from the Canadian government after federal transport mini

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said its ExpressRail ship-to-rail terminals handled re

The more things change, the more they stay the same. The COAC class of 2005 will hold its first meet

AISA Won't Seek Review Of FMC Ruling: The American Institute for Shippers Associations said it would

Sometimes it's the wrong size. Sometimes it's damaged or defective. Sometimes it's an attempt to con

ABX Air said it is cooperating with a Justice Department investigation that grew out of a Transporta

The Port of Portland counted 12.6 million tons of maritime goods in 2004 but the trends are hardly c

The tug pushing a cluster of barges laden with coal down the Ohio River on Jan. 6 wasn't moving much

Redcats USA, a catalogue retailer of home furnishings, videos, music and apparel, shipped 63 million

Supervalu announced the successful completion of the cash tender offer for all outstanding shares of

Singapore's largest container handler now looks to have gained long-sought access to Hong Kong's ter

McDonald's, the fast-food chain, had two big logistics challenges - one eastbound, one westbound. It

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.