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Two providers of logistics technology are joining forces in a merger that could help solve many supp

Teamsters To Sponsor Harbor-Trucking Bill: The Teamsters union said it will sponsor legislation in C

A typical 1,200-foot barge on the Upper Mississippi River must not only pause to pass through a lock

Q:We are a small truck broker that did some business with [a major retail distributor that has f

The peak shippers season is supposed to be over, but apparently no one told shippers importing goods

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When it comes to RFID, "slap and ship" may not be realistic.Shippers deploying or experiment

The European logistics merger market got a holiday boost with the announcement of no less than four

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is digging in for more capacity at the Port of Portland and it can'

After increasing sharply in 2004, international air freight traffic will score modest but still heal

American commercial airlines appear to be back where they were in 2000 as far as cargo is concerned

Crowley Liner Services said it has begun to take delivery of 1,049 new 45-foot containers and chassi

A memorial service for George B. Marshall will be held Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the Earl Burns Mill

When Brian Duggan sees counterfeit imports of U.S.-branded oil filters, automobile glass, tires and

JPMorgan Chase Bank's $129 million purchase of global trade management software vendor Vastera takes

Will guarding air cargo business against terror bring another kind of insecurity to the expedited su

Truckload wages may have to double and carriers radically change how they pay truckers before the tr

Union Pacific Railroad will spend $54 million in 2005 on track improvements within 50 miles of San A

For 30 days in November and December, Norfolk Southern Corp. played a role in moving military equipm

The Department of Transportation has awarded Lykes Lines the right to operate five U.S.-flag contain

Brown Line of Mount Vernon, Wash., keeps its 60-truck fleet busy hauling less-than-truckload lots of

The nation's top business lobbyist, Thomas J. Donohue, says Congress absolutely must pass a highway

The images of endless rows of mishandled, mislaid and just plain lost passenger luggage at US Airway

The Federal Railroad Administration issued a safety advisory to all railroads to strengthen track sw

Old Dominion Freight Line ended the old year with a bang and began the new one with a buy. &nb

Shipping costs are coming down this month as companies are shedding or reducing some of their surcha

FedEx Express will introduce five weekly freighter services between India and China by September.

The United States and India have reached an aviation pact that is expected to open up the cargo mark

Manugistics Group, Inc., a global provider of demand-driven supply chain management solutions, annou

China has unveiled plans for an undersea tunnel expressway between Beijing and Taipei.China'

For Tom D'Urso, treasurer of Burton Snowboards, traditional techniques for managing relationships wi

The Panama Canal Authority renewed agreements with eight United States ports aimed at boosting marit

Seven railroad unions representing 85,000 contract workers created the "Rail Labor Bargaining Coalit

The World Trade Organization on Friday created a panel Friday to decide if the U.S. has complied wit

Canadian National Railway today said unusually cold weather was delaying shipments from the Port of

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. government will try to avoid an "automatic closure mentality" if terrorists a

The Maritime Administration has awarded 60 contracts to 11 companies for vessels in the second Marit

"K" Line said its wholly owned German subsidiary has opened a new branch office in Vienna that will

With the reputation of the Southern California port complex tarnished by five months of congestion l

LOS ANGELES -- The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority on Friday announced plans to develop an