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Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Quote of the week: "It remains the only trucking stock to

Panalpina has named Bruce Spear to the new position of senior vice president of business development

SEATTLE - About 6,000 gallons of industrial fuel oil that spilled near Puget Sound from a refueling

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Now that the merger of Yellow Corp. and Roadway Corp., th

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Big ticket, enterprise-wide transformation projects may b

Container throughput at Sri Lanka's Port of Colombo, the India region's main transshipment facility,

The government of Israel and its largest union today signed an agreement to end public sector labor

The Military Transportation Management Command was renamed the Surface Deployment and Distribution C

The Federal Maritime Commission will meet in closed session on Jan. 21 to consider various issues re

About two-thirds of the nation's ports missed the Dec. 31 deadline for submitting anti-terror securi

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Plans to add breakbulk capacity and relieve congestion at

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Large shippers will be closer to their goal of improved s

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Following the loss of security-related transport function

NEW DELHI -- The Indian government has issued new rules requiring ocean carriers and airlines to fil

FedEx Corp. intends to move its Asia hub from the Philippines to Guangzhou, China, according to publ

C. Bradley Mulholland, vice chairman of Matson Navigation Co., retired Jan. 1.Mulholland als

In an effort to help rebuild Iraq's railways, for which Washington has allocated $210 million throug

The North American Free Trade Agreement marked its 10th birthday on New Year's Day, and no one dispu

FedEx and UPS have a combined 80 percent share of the U.S. airfreight express market. They could fac

In 1999, a state agency and a start-up terminal operator in Charleston, S.C., joined forces to rebui

China's new policies aimed at opening its markets has led three Hong Kong banks to set up branches i

U.S. intermodal rail shipments in 2003 are running ahead of year-ago levels, according to industry d

The Air Transportation Stabilization Board said Tuesday it issued a $27 million federal loan guarant

Bean Dredging L.L.C. said that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Division Office in Mobile, Ala. has

Stonepath Group, the diversified global logistics services provider, said it completed the acquisiti

There's now competition in Hong Kong's electronic trade services, with the entry Jan. 1 of Global

Neptune Orient Lines today announced the appointment of U.S. business consultant, Robert Holland, Jr

Israel's largest union will step up sanctions after negotiations with the government failed to produ

A new study is challenging official claims that expanding the Great Lakes navigation system and St.

Commercial truck drivers would need to take longer breaks between their road trips under U.S. Depart

With barely 24 hours before the Jan.1, 2004, deadline, only 43 percent of U.S.-flag ship operators a

NEW DELHI - After more than a year's delay, India's civil aviation department will enforce compulso

Some international airlines said they already were using armed marshals while others promised to coo

Beef from the Pacific Northwest to foreign markets is a fairly high-value commodity, especially at t

South Korea's beleaguered port of Pusan exceeded volume of 10 million TEUs this year for the first t

FedEx Corp. has agreed to buy business services provider Kinko's for $2.4 billion in cash from buy-o

The unprecedented year-long bull run in container, tanker and dry bulk shipping markets that has cat

U.S. agriculture officials arrived Tuesday in South Korea, the second-largest foreign market for Ame

The Alabama State Port Authority is looking for partners to help develop and operate its proposed ne

A Chinese shipbuilding company has broken ground on what it says will be the world's biggest shipyar