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The U.S. Department of Commerce issued its final finding today that exporters in Brazil, Ecuador, In

Kalmar Industries said it has received an order for five additional super post-Panamax ship-to-shore

It's the question that comes up thousands of times a day at every airport in the United States, ever

Perhaps those decisions would have been confronted sooner, if not for the war in Iraq and the recess

UPS today announced it had completed the purchase of Menlo Worldwide Forwarding from CNF.The

Aston Hinds has been appointed environmental manager for the Port of Houston Authority. Hind

Shippers associations come full circleWhen the American Institute for Shippers' Associations

The rumor caught the imagination of the international transportation industry, even though it proved

Kansas City Southern's annual Holiday Express train visited 29 communities in eight states over the

Tom Shurstad, president of Pacer Stacktrain, has been appointed to the board of directors of the In

U.S. railroads continued to pad their 2004 traffic gains during the week ending Dec. 11. The roads i

Frank "Red" Scollo, a former International Longshoremen's Association vice president and head of

Lufthansa Cargo lowered its fuel surcharge effective Jan. 3 to 0.30 euros per kilo gram from 0.35 eu

If the surge in demand for rail transportation in 2004 came as a shock to railroads and their custom

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The number two official at the Department of Homeland Security, Admiral James Loy, is stepping down.

If you couldn't be successful in our business in 2004, there is really no time when you could have b

Every Friday, a small container/roll-on, roll-off ship sails out of Maher Terminals in Port Elizabet

The World Customs Organization has taken another step toward an international supply-chain security

Schneider National appointed David Vander Ploeg chief financial officer effective Jan. 3.Van

Shippers and carriers have been burned by port and rail congestion in Los Angeles-Long Beach during

Truckers who thought business was "fun" in 2004 are going to love 2005. But it may not be much fun f

While many shippers were scrambling to push goods to their destination in a year of budget-busting,

Visitors to New Orleans who gaze out their hotel windows at the curving Mississippi River see a seri

Anthony J. McAllister Jr., 75, who led one of the largest family-owned tugboat operations in the Uni

Frank "Red" Scollo, a former International Longshoremen's Association vice president and head of

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) said it has renewed memorandums of understanding with several U.S.

Ryder System Inc. said it could owe $240 million for taxes dating back to 1998 because the Internal

China plans to open a 6,000-mile container rail route to the heart of Europe early next year.

Hamburg S?d said it will launch a new weekly liner service together with Gold Star Line, Cosco and C

WASHINGTON -- Multi-state information management for incidence response, and system performance metr

DHL announced plans to increase its delivery rates, cut air fuel surcharges and institute a ground s

European Union leaders and Turkey agreed on Friday to the terms on which Ankara will start membershi

Outgoing Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge has suggested Los Angeles Police Chief

After a lengthy transition that involved both a name change and the creation of a new corporation, H

Greenbrier Cos. on Thursday said it "stands firmly" behind its financial records in response to clai

A fire broke out early Thursday outside United Parcel Service's largest global ground hub, damaging

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway and barge operator American Commercial Lines recently obtained

South Korea's financial regulators said on Thursday they uncovered $1.2 billion of accounting irregu

FedEx Corp. said second-quarter earnings soared due to a strengthening economy and continued growth