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Many agree the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is the most important piece of legislation affecting corporate gov

A Transportation Department law judge ruled on Friday that the former DHL Airways is an independent

P&O and Royal Nedlloyd NV announced the appointment today of Philip Green as chief executive of P&O

Months after Taiwan angered China by proposing unilateral direct air-cargo services, Beijing now say

Atlantic Container Line is upgrading its container and non-containerized services offered from North

An ad hoc coalition of 17 U.S. manufacturing associations is calling on Washington to impose a morat

WASHINGTON - Barge traffic could be threatened by a recommendation by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser

The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) said it expects the Southern California intermo

Bernard Charbonnet Jr. and Danny Hughes have taken new seats on the Port of New Orleans Board of Co

Vintage Parts has selected Vanguard Global Services to handle direct distribution of auto parts for

TPG NV, the Dutch mail, express and logistics provider, said today that it had appointed Marie-Chris

The borough of Queens, N.Y. approved a plan Tuesday to replace three old aircraft hangars at John F.

Grupo TMM of Mexico said it reached a deal with bondholders to restructure $377 million in debt.

P&O Ports North America, Inc. announced today the promotions of Frank Fogarty as senior vice preside

Kuehne & Nagel has opened a new logistics terminal in the Paris area, expanding its warehousing capa

MOL today announced that the company has received an order to transport facilities mainly from Japan

Vitran Corp., provider of trucking and logistics services based in Toronto, has priced its offering

U.S. steel makers that accused a dozen nations of dumping in 1999 will have another opportunity to c

Kansas City Southern expects an arbitration ruling in its disputed acquisition of a Mexican railroad

Northwest Airlines Cargo plans to increase its fuel surcharge on all international and domestic frei

A new tonnage tax system will make South Korea the latest country offering incentives aimed at shori

NEW DELHI -- Reflecting the country's growing importance to shipping, three Indian ports will be on

The Port of Houston has received approval from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for its

Tugz International, a Cleveland-based tug operator, has filed suit against the Canaveral (Fla.) Port

Canadian Pacific Railway said it recently began using remote-control locomotives to operate longer i

Net income at FedEx Corp. plunged in the quarter ended Nov. 30 due to restructuring costs associated

Implant Sciences Corp. said it conducted a successful demonstration of its explosive detection devic

WASHINGTON -- Mexico has benefited from implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement, b

Hong Kong wants carriers to reduce their container terminal handling charges as it struggles to keep

The Bureau of Customs and Border Protection has taken a number of steps to identify shipments that p

The China Navigation Co. Ltd., the ship owning and liner service operating arm of London-based John

CHARLESTON, S.C. -- The South Carolina State Ports Authority will assume control of a 100-acre break

The China Navigation Co. Ltd., the ship owning and liner service operating arm of London-based John

Norfolk Southern Corp. plans to record a $80 million write-down in the fourth quarter on its T-Cubed

French seamens' unions are planning a 48-hour worldwide strike in the new year to protest government

WASHINGTON -- After a year of negotiations, the United States Trade Representative announced this af

CHARLESTON, S.C. -- The South Carolina State Ports Authority will assume control of a 100-acre break