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Brynwood Partners, a private investment firm, acquired freight forwarder Inter-Jet for an undisclose

The Port of Wilmington gained its first dividend from a major channel expansion when Lloyd Triestino

The New York/New Jersey Foreign Freight Forwarders & Brokers Association will honor James J. Devine,

George B. Marshall, retired senior vice president of MOL (America) Inc., died unexpectedly on Thursd

The South Carolina State Ports Authority said it will waive terminal-handling charges on containeriz

A recently completed report estimates the U.S. commercial warehousing market at $25.7 billion. The s

Leading barge operator American Commercial Lines said it emerged from two years of Chapter 11 bankru

Fresh off a number of traffic records set last year, U.S. railroads saw continued increases in carlo

The Panama Canal Authority said it put into effect a new transit fee and regulations on Jan. 1 to he

Charter rates for container ships continue to reach record highs but few deals are being struck beca

After building locomotives for more than 70 years, General Motors Corp. is exiting the business.

Although Union Pacific Corp. expected to have three of its five weather-damaged routes back in opera

The Port of Rotterdam says the way that it surpassed 350 million tons last year is more important th

Douglas W. Stotlar is moving quickly to put his stamp on Con-Way Transportation Services.Les

In a move that will allow it focus on its sluggish auto business, General Motors sold its locomotive

Relief efforts for more than two million people affected by the Dec. 26 Indian Ocean tsunami slowed

Crane manufacturer Kalmar Industries has introduced the first all-electric rubber-tired gantry crane

NYK Line, Japan's biggest carrier, is considering sending goods through the Port of Prince Rupert, B

Agile Software Corp., a provider of product lifecycle management (PLM) solutions, announced that its

The Kingston Container Terminal (KCT) on Tuesday received another four ship-to-shore gantry cranes.<

MedAssets Supply Chain Systems announced that Hawaii Pacific Health has chosen to renew their agreem

Air cargo activity at Indianapolis International Airport rose in 2004.Based mainly on the ma

China invested 51.6 billion yuan ($62 billion) for railway construction in 2004, Minister of Railway

WASHINGTON -- Importers that adhere to the very best security practices will get long-promised exped

A new conductor is running the House Railroads Subcommittee. Rep. Steve LaTourette, R-Ohio, is the s

The Port of Halifax, left out of the cargo boom of 2004, is forecasting a 4 percent to 5 percent inc

WASHINGTON -- Michael Chertoff is a "superb choice" to be the new Secretary of Homeland Security, ac

Fraport AG , the operator of Frankfurt airport, today said freight shipments at Europe's biggest air

GT Nexus has launched a new program of managed technology services to help importers and exporters s

Malaysian International Shipping Corp. today denied reports that it intends to sell its container sh

Program combines "on-demand" software for bid, optimization and contract management with trained spe

DALLAS ? Jan. 12, 2005 ?? The top suppliers of Wal-Mart fall into two distinct categories: t

Susan Rodgers has been promoted to senior vice president of administration for Crowley Maritime Corp

A short-sea shipping service linking Halifax, Nova Scotia, Boston and Portland, Maine, was launched

New Solar Powered Alternative to the TrailerMax Asset Management System OWINGS MILLS, Md. -

LOS ANGELES -- The intermodal industry will be stretched to its limits again this year, but it shoul

Two recent logistics deals illustrate how companies are using acquisitions of complementary assets t

LOS ANGELES -- Heavy rains and flooding in Southern California and in Nevada have washed out key Uni

Martinair's first Boeing 747 freighter took off early this morning for Sri Lanka fully loaded with 1

In a white paper released today, "2005: A Crossroads for U.S. International Trade Policy," Business