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The United States and China have resolved several major disputes that have hindered China's full int

Rising demand for exports, especially electronic components, led Japanese manufacturers to boost pro

Hong Kong-based Hutchison Port Holdings Ltd. has inked a deal with Shanghai International Port (Grou

WASHINGTON -- Vessel operators won't fight a proposal to allow non-vessel-operating common carriers

LOS ANGELES -- The International Longshore and Warehouse Union and waterfront employers in Los Angel

Members of a House and Senate conference committee planned to meet later today to begin negotiations

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The container congestion that has plagued Los Angeles-Long Beach harbor for th

A freighter which grounded in the Charleston Harbor shipping channel during gusty winds was refloate

Growth of the gross domestic product in the world's industrialized nations will bottom out in the se

Seafarers' trade unions and shipowners' organizations are lobbying U.S. Secretary of State Colin Pow

Norfolk Southern Corp. announced Charles Moorman was elected president, effective Oct. 1. Pr

Still on the bestseller list after its initial publication in July, the 9/11 Commission Report makes

Port employers and unions will hold new talks aimed at averting Britain's first national dock strike

The Electronics Supply Chain Association (ESCA) has announced that its annual winter symposium, enti

VeriSign, a provider of intelligent infrastructure services for the Internet and telecommunications

Alan Lee, chairman of the Hong Kong Container Terminal Operators' Association, argues the governme

Deutsche Post World Net today said U.S. operations for DHL, its global express delivery unit, will b

Port Canaveral reopened late Tuesday for cruise and cargo ships, although dredging of the port's cha

WASHINGTON -- Anti-globalization efforts are turning public sentiment away from international trade

Last year, freight moving between the United States, and Canada and Mexico approached pre-Sept. 11,

Temasek Holdings' $1.63 billion offer for Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. closed Wednesday with the Singap

Subaru of America, which stopped shipping new cars through Newport News, Va. six months ago, will re

The Council of Logistics Management has elected Mark E. Richards as its new president, succeeding El

Shippers pay 7.8 billion takas ($132 million) annually in bribes for using Bangladesh's Port of Chi

Small vessels today were permitted through the Canaveral Lock and Barge Canal to re-enter the Florid

Thailand is embarking on the second stage of its container screening program, adding fixed X-ray mac

Hamburg Sud said the Monte Cervantes, the first new ship in a series of six identical 5,552-TEU vess

Washington has suspended plans to include the Dominican Republic in the Central American Free Trade

Horizon Lines has promoted Mark Urbania to the position of senior vice president, finance and admini

Deutsche Post, the German mail, express and logistics giant, and Dutch rival TPG are taking stakes i

The European Shippers Council has reiterated its call for an end to ocean carriers' exemption to Eur

CHARLESTON, S.C. -- A ship carrying crushed granite ran aground Tuesday morning, prompting the Coast

The Port of Pensacola, Fla. has reopened after being shut down for more than a week by the effects o

Paulson & Co. Inc., a U.S.-based fund manager, reduced its stake in Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines

Vietnam criticized the United States today for imposing punitive anti-dumping duties on its catfish

The Virginia Port Authority had named Jeff Keever to the position of deputy executive director.<

P&O, the United Kingdom's biggest ports and transport group, today said it will cut 1,200 jobs, elim

San Jose, Calif., would be the next U.S. gateway to China if the U.S. Department of Transportation a

Trade associations representing customs brokers in the U.S., Canada and Mexico announced that they h

Responding to the rapid growth of its business in China, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ("K" Line) has