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Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Could the triple threat of high demand, tight capacity an

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Shippers haven''t forgotten the bankruptcies of freight p

WASHINGTON -- Advance electronic cargo manifest reporting for railroad freight will begin on July 12

WASHINGTON -- A coalition of traders and carriers urged Congress to abandon House legislation that w

Singapore Airport Terminal Services Ltd. (SATS) said it would acquire another 24.5 percent stake in

LOS ANGELES -- Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge said that "as of today, the United States is

Tony Minyon is intrigued by the idea - a rail shuttle from the Port of Oakland to distribution cente

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.As shippers and consignees demand more and better shipmen

Exel To Buy Tibbett & Britten: Exel, the British forwarder and logistics provider, has agreed to buy

Peter I. Keller, executive vice president and chief operating officer of NYK Line, has been elec

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Highway Bill. Backers of the troubled highway bill say it

After a 104-year presence followed by an eight-year absence, Crowley Maritime Corp. has placed two t

Could the triple threat of high demand, tight capacity and poor service run the railroads into the g

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Canadian Pacific Railway president and CEO Rob Ritchie wa

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.USF promoted Douglas R. Waggoner to president of its USF

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The dissident Teamsters for a Democratic Union calls Team

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.There have been truck driver protests over record-high di

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.TNT Logistics North America opened a 340,000 square-foot

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The global logistics market is officially and emphaticall

The Port of Portland on Wednesday said it has become a certified member of the Customs-Trade Partner

Container shipping traffic through all the port and river terminals of Hong Kong, the world's busies

APL on Friday said it appointed Koichi Maeda as managing director of its Japan business, effective J

Horizon Lines, the Jones Act carrier, and its parent company, Horizon Lines Holding Corp., plan to o

A series of deals signed between Hong Kong and adjacent Shenzhen on the mainland are intended to p

MOL on Friday announced a reorganization to promote growth strategies aimed at expanding its busines

Amid a boom in containerized imports, The Greenbrier Cos. announced that it has received orders for

WASHINGTON -- U.S. cargo airlines will be able to establish hubs in China and increase their number

United Airlines lost its bid for a $1.6 billion federal loan guarantee on Thursday, prompting new un

Frustrated by the pace of current multilateral trade talks, global service industry leaders will mee

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The United States and China signed an air services agreem

Fresh off a favorable ruling by the Maritime Administration, Maersk Line took aim at competitor U.S.

WASHINGTON -- Republican leaders of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee introduced

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The National Small Shipments Traffic Conference scheduled

Germany's Deutsche Post said Thursday it is pressing ahead with its initial public offering of share

WASHINGTON -- A study commissioned by the Teamsters, the American Trucking Associations and two majo

China Ocean Shipping (Group) Co., the largest of China's shipping companies, plans to double its cru

The southern Indian Port of Tuticorin has reduced vessel-related charges for container ships.

Union Pacific Corp., operator of the largest U.S. railroad, intends to hire 5,000 train-crew workers

Raymond P. Ebeling, chairman and president of American Roll-on, Roll-off Carriers, and Robert P.

Arrow Air announced the appointment of Globe Air Cargo as its general sales agent for the Western Un