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Air Cargo, Inc. said today that it ceased operations of its airport-to-airport trucking service, and

Federal railroad regulators are going to take a little longer to cut through the din on whistle-free

The fight over new cargo flights into China is intensifying as a decision nears on the air trading w

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. today said volume rose in the four weeks to Nov. 12 due to strong demand a

U.S. shrimp producers have been struggling with low prices, rising costs and stiff competition from

Flanked by exhausted and shell-shocked aviation executives, President Bush signed legislation on Nov

Taiwan's main Port of Kaohsiung got final official approval to open a free-trade zone within its b

NEC Corp., a provider of Internet, broadband network and enterprise solutions, and i2 Technologies,

ShipXpress announced the availability of Release 3.0 of its REALTIMEcollaboration software.

China Merchants Holdings, the mainland's largest container port operator, is in talks that may lead

A consortium of MOL, NYK Line, "K" Line and Mitsui & Co. have signed a 25-year charter agreement for

International Longshoremen's Association Local 1422 and waterfront employers in Charleston, S.C., sa

Infor Global Solutions, a global provider of enterprise software solutions to manufacturing and dist

China Airlines, Taiwan's largest carrier, inked a syndicate loan agreement Friday with the Bank of T

Brazil's government does not expect free trade deals with the European Union and the United States u

The Port of Tacoma expects container volume to increase 19 percent and intermodal movements between

Precious Shipping PCL plans to wipe out all of its debt totaling $240.4 million by the end of 2005,

President Bush on Friday nominated former NewYork City police commissioner Bernard Kerik to run the

CP Ships Ltd., the parent of several container lines whose shares have fallen 44 percent this year,

CNF Inc. named Douglas Stotlar, currently the chief operating officer of its Con-Way Transportation

DHL on Friday said it expected a boost in China sales after the World Trade Organization (WTO) scrap

TNT Logistics North America has appointed Dave Lamolinara to the position of vice president of busin

Air Cargo Inc. has decided to pull out of the domestic airport-to-airport services business, ahead o

The National Small Shipments Traffic Conference (NASSTRAC) plans to hold a "Logistics 101" seminar F

Logistics solutions provider Stonepath Group said that it has received notification from the America

The port of Antwerp is poised to sue the Netherlands in the International Court of Justice if it doe

OTTAWA -- The Canadian Department of Transport today began accepting applications from ports, termin

Norfolk Southern Corp. said its 2005 capital improvement budget will be $938 million, a nearly 16 pe

United Parcel Service said today it will pay $100 million to take over most of the international exp

Trailer Bridge, Inc. announced that it had closed its offering of $85 million of 9.25 percent senior

TNT Logistics, Europe's largest logistics operator, is now earmarking over $300 million for developm

A review has apparently sunk plans to bring container shipping to Georgia's Port of Brunswick.

CHENNAI -- Global logistics provider Schenker AG expects air and sea freight in India to grow by 25

Kansas City Southern in November opened a new TransLoad Center (TLC) in Siloam Springs, Ark. Operate

Officials at the port of Philadelphia placed a temporary depth restriction Wednesday on vessels ente

P&O has announced the appointment of John Parker to become the group's next chairman.As prev

Australian airline Qantas plans to expand into the international cargo market after applying for rig

USF Corp. said today that David A. Kramer has been named vice president of sales, effective Jan. 3.<

Logistics software company Descartes Systems Group says cost-cutting and restructuring have paid off

Congress has approved $750,000 to help fund the Kansas City SmartPort initiative as part of the 2005