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CP Ships has reached a watershed in its corporate strategy and structure. Shaken by an accounting fi

Q: This regards your Nov. 1 column about a receiver who is arguing with a carrier over openi

IES Ltd., a provider of electronic trade services, today announced their partnership with One-See So

The Coast Guard lowered a salvage team to a soybean freighter that broke in two off Alaska's coast -

The United Arab Emirates has agreed to join U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Container Security

The European Union today approved the $260 million acquisition by United Parcel Service of Menlo Wor

John Nurminen Oy opens a full-service car terminal at the port of Paldiski, Estonia. The terminal is

As chief executive of the Port of Seattle, Mic R. Dinsmore oversees a $2.2 billion capital program a

ServiceBench, Inc., a provider of Web-based service supply chain management applications, announced

OTTAWA -- The St. Lawrence Seaway begins the final process of closing down for the winter next Monda

Don't hold your cargo shipments until the first smart container comes along, but don't be surprised

World trade liberalization is moving express competition in China to another level. UPS is eyeing a

Finding a way to make use of 50,000 45- and 48-foot intermodal trailers will be one of the biggest c

Shippers to speak out on transport bottlenecksOcean carriers have been speaking out publicly

Throughout 2004, the threat of draconian security regulations has loomed over the air-cargo industry

America's seaports "have been virtually cast adrift by the federal government when it comes to homel

Norfolk Southern, one of the nation's top performing railroads, plans to spend $938 million on capit

The Hampton Roads Maritime Association said it elected new officers for 2005 at its Dec. 6 annual me

America's seaports "have been virtually cast adrift by the federal government when it comes to homel

The Government Accountability Office has criticized the Transportation Security Administration for f

Supply chain management is a much more challenging task in the United Arab Emirates than in most cou

Last week, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey approved a $4.5 billion fiscal-year 2005 bu

The story in the air-cargo industry for 2005 is shaping up as one of wild cards, and they may or may

Air Cargo Inc. insists it has plans to revamp its business model under bankruptcy protection b

John Oren is taking a page from trucking's playbook to help smaller warehouse operators compete with

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement announced that it will cut its bunker surcharge by more than

Lufthansa Cargo, the world's biggest international air freight carrier, said traffic rose 5.7 percen

The American Trucking Associations says a model contract for shippers and brokers could hurt motor c

The Federal Maritime Commission received high marks for its proposal to allow non-vessel-operating c

Panama Canal Tolls To Rise: Panama Canal tolls for container ships would increase by an average of 2

Enterprise software provider Infor Global Solutions has taken the wraps off the latest version its A

Under criticism, the Transportation Security Administration has backed off a requirement that airpor

Swiss logistics provider, Kuehne & Nagel, is partnering with Italian manufacturer Pirelli Tire to op

European Aeronautic, Defense & Space Co., the controlling shareholder of Airbus, expects 2005 earnin

LONDON -- Containership charter rates have again reached new highs with carriers starting to book sh

Pasha Hawaii Transport Lines announced Friday it will launch a new service in March.The carr

Supply chain software provider Viewlocity, Inc., announced that Indatex will use Viewlocity's Contro

Legislation the Senate passed this week would create a national program office coordinating implemen

SEATTLE -- The Coalition for Secure Ports has signed up several new members, including two from the

WASHINGTON -- Asa Hutchinson, under secretary for border and transportation security with the Depart