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Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Quote of the week: "We''ve got to be honest with the Amer

It is time for the Federal Maritime Commission to fish or cut bait. Three large logistics companies

The International Transport Workers Federation staged demonstrations and work stoppages in numer

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings plans to file for Chapter 11

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Special delivery. A New York City man successfully shippe

The less-than-truckload marketing wars are heating up, with several major carriers offering shippers

London - BAA, the world's biggest airports operator, said its cargo business continued to decline as

LOS ANGELES - The California Legislature over the weekend approved a bill that will exempt sales of

Barry Horowitz recently spent two years as general manager-Europe for a supply-chain management divi

How "smart" should a marine container be to provide an adequate defense against terrorism?In

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The technology that allows for smooth and fast communicat

Contship Containerlines, a unit of CP Ships, is entering a new phase of growth on European routes se

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The less-than-truckload marketing wars heated up last wee

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.In the business and manufacturing world, the latest, tren

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.To Rep. Edward J. Markey, D-Mass., the logic is simple an

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Three large logistics companies and a politically savvy t

United Arab Shipping Co. posted a net profit for the first half of the year of $23.7 million, compar

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. on Monday said average freight rates in August rose 26 percent year-on-yea

Emergency repairs have begun at South Korea's main Port of Busan, where 11 container cranes were fla

OTTAWA - Canadian National Railway is threatening to close its busiest Canadian terminal to import c

Landstar System Inc. said Friday that it had struck a deal ending a two-year-old lawsuit that will k

WASHINGTON - Tighter container security achieved a net savings of $400-500 a container in the first

Negotiators for the United States and Thailand reached agreement this week on the text of an open-sk

Taiwan this month will inaugurate a one-year trial of scheduled charter cargo flights between the is

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.CSX Corp. Chief Operating Officer Alan F. Crown has retir

The U.S. Department of Transportation today finalized its award of rights to six air carriers to off

The Port of Portland has approved a real estate lease deal that is expected to generate $1.4 million

Raising considerable skepticism about high-tech, costly approaches to ocean container security, trad

LOS ANGELES - A terrorist attack that shuts down the rail network leading east from the Los Angeles-

Canadian National Railway has opened the new $16 million Winnipeg Intermodal Terminal in Winnipeg.

Affiliates of the AFL-CIO in Missouri and North Carolina have become the latest organized labor grou

Operations at terminals in the Port of Los Angeles and Long Beach were returning to normal Friday af

LONDON - P&O, Britain's biggest transport and logistics group, on Thursday swung to a profit in the

Bangladesh will tighten security at its main ports of Chittagong and Mongla to comply with the inter

French ocean carrier CMA CGM has launched another new Mediterranean-to-U.S. service, this time under

China is moving to allow multinational companies to establish independent purchasing centers for exp

A story, "Bill would allow ports to collect container fees" (Sept. 9) misspelled the name of Calif.

Much like its construction in the early 1900s, the Panama Canal's expansion would be one of the most

Maritrans, a barge operator based in Tamp, said that the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on

LOS ANGELES - Longshoremen in Southern California slowed operations at the ports of Los Angeles and