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First, the bad news: The world's port and intermodal infrastructure is straining to handle explosive

With cargo volumes increasing by more than 1 million TEUs a year, the Los Angeles-Long Beach port co

The Surface Transportation Board, which usually plays referee in deregulated land-transportation mar

Retail industry software vendor Retek completed its purchase of collaborative planning, forecasting

The rumor briefly caught the imagination of the international transportation industry: Wal-Mart Stor

Representatives of the freight transportation industry are taking a wary look at government plans fo

Companies nudge DHS on contingency plansSome large importing companies, frustrated with the

The full impact of the Sar-banes-Oxley Act of 2002 will gradually become clear this year, as publicl

When A.P. Moller-Maersk acquired Safmarine Container Lines in 1999, the Danish shipping giant's goal

When intermodal rail capacity from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach began to tighten last Mar

The U.S. Coast Guard is turning to dozens of buoys already bobbing around the country to extend the

Hanjin Group, South Korea's eighth-biggest industrial conglomerate by assets, said Thursday it aims

China expects to post a record $5.5 billion agricultural trade deficit this year."The countr

Exel acquired Portuguese pharmaceutical logistics provider Sociedade deDistribui??o e Log?stica,

Container handling capacity at Ningbo, one of China's three largest coastal ports, exceeded 4 millio

Yantra, a venture-backed provider of order management and supply-chain software, has agreed to be ac

Continental Airlines on Wednesday said that it will order 10 Boeing 7E7 Dreamliners for delivery sta

The International Cargo Security Council (ICSC) recently elected Scott Harrison Smith chairman for 2

Through 2004's first 50 weeks, U.S. railroads already moved more freight than any other year on reco

Container lessor Interpool reported revenues of $98.8 million for the three months ended Sept. 30 co

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South Korea's second-largest airline is expanding cargo capacity as it aims for a slot in the world'

Seaports in east China's Shandong province have handled more than 300 million tons of goods in 2004,

Northwest Airlines announced a reduction in its fuel surcharge on all international and domestic fre

A warning of another tsunami along India's southern coast Thursday morning by the government appeare

ABX Air announced that Quint Turner has been named chief financial officer. Turner has serve

Bonyad Shipping Co. of Iran plans to purchase a fleet of general cargo bulk carriers beginning in Ma

China Merchants Holdings (International) Co. is buying a 30 percent to 40 percent stake in Shanghai

Yung-Fa Chang, head of the Evergreen Group, plans to transfer control of operations in the Taiwan tr

Thailand's largest port expects to begin introducing electronic operating systems early in the new

North Carolina State University plans to offer a new biotechnology-pharmacology concentration within

The Port of Los Angeles on Wednesday will unveil a list of 73 pollution-control measures, many aimed

The Port of Portland is set to close out a forgettable year in terms of container volumes, but will

Pilot Pen Middle East, one of the largest manufacturers of pens in the world, has optimized its supp

The Department of Homeland Security Department has allowed federal grants for improving security at

SEATTLE - Lab tests performed by the Coast Guard and the Washington State Department of Ecology have

NEW ORLEANS -- Waterman Steamship Corp. has reflagged two of its geared container vessels to U.S. re

Vietnam Airlines said cargo rose 14 percent to 88,500 tons in 2004, along with record passenger traf

United Parcel Service and FedEx Corp. are clearing a backlog of Christmas shipments delayed by a win

Swift Transportation Co. late Monday raised its earnings outlook for the fourth quarter, citing stro