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Record Volume At NY-NJ's ExpressRail: The ExpressRail on-dock rail terminals at the Port of New York

Horizon Lines, the largest carrier in the domestic Jones Act trade, is considering an initial public

Imbalanced cargo volume is a way of life for carriers operating between the U.S. mainland and Puerto

Railroads are using aggressive yield-management and pricing programs to maximize the contribution of

Just as non-vessel-operating common carriers got their first chance to offer customers contracts wit

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Murray seeks ways to coordinate DHS activitiesSen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., is considering a l

Reeling from record losses in their passenger operations, the nation's airlines could find at le

Still seething from losing lucrative U.S. Postal Service business in 2001, passenger airlines want F

American Airlines CEO Gerard Arpey called the fourth quarter for his airline "a disappointing end to

Q:We use mileage rates in our contracts, and we specify use of PC*Miler "practical miles." Due t

Reeling from record losses in their passenger operations, U.S. airlines could find at least some res

To summarize the White House Office of Management and Budget's inland-waterways policy, one might sa

LONDON --The European Union today reiterated its determination to press ahead with radical plans to

OPD Solutions, an international consulting group specializing in supply chain management, announced

Celestica Inc., a provider of electronics manufacturing services, said revenue for the fourth quarte

Watkins Motor Lines began regional express operations from Albany, N.Y., and Thomasville, Ga., last

Xporta, a privately-owned logistics software company based in Santa Clara, Calif., ceased operations

Union Pacific Vice Chairman Ike Evans on Thursday announced plans to retire Feb. 28.Evans, 6

Listed. The TSA refused to allow Ciaran Ferry to take his flight Dec. 21, because his name was on th

USF Corp. on Friday posted a sharp decline in fourth-quarter profit, hurt by a slump in less-than-tr

Strong demand for steel pumped up the payroll at the Ports of Indiana last year. An 88 percent incre

United Parcel Service said it is implementing a management hiring freeze and will work harder on red

CP Ships said Friday it was lowering its forecast for full-year 2004 net income."Based on pr

Matson Integrated Logistics has acquired Houston-based freight transportation management and technol

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Ports in the United States by 2010 will be unable to accommodate the projected

Canadian Pacific Railway and Elk Valley Coal agreed to a mediation process beginning Jan. 20 to sett

LOS ANGELES - Access to the Port of Los Angeles-Long Beach could get a major boost as local authorit

Grupo TMM S.A. and Kansas City Southern announced Thursday that a Mexican fiscal court upheld rail s

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Two of the nation's largest shippers said that importers who use marine termin

Customs and Border Protection has extended the deadline to May 1 for drivers carrying goods under th

Korean Air, South Korea's biggest airline, reported on Friday it swung to a quarterly profit from a

BAA, the world's largest airports operator, today said profit in the first nine months of the fiscal

Consulting giant Accenture has revealed plans to offer supply chain collaboration technology to cons

UPS is acquiring 11 pre-owned MD-11s to boost its network capacity. The carrier will take de

Exel named longtime Procter & Gamble logistics executive John Pattullo chief executive of Europe

The National Surface Transportation Board pinned the blame for a 2003 hazardous materials accident t

The World Trade Organization said on Tuesday that Japan should proceed with extensive economic refor

Infor Global Solutions has signed a definitive agreement to acquire MAPICS, Inc. Under the t

Charter rates for container ships continue to reach new highs, but few deals are being struck becaus