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Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Shipping lines in the transatlantic trade hit bottom in 2

It's an ambitious and far-fetched idea - a rail tunnel under New York harbor. Connecting Brooklyn an

As lawmakers and regulators try to balance the need for cargo security with facilitation of trade, o

FMC To Discuss TSA Case: The Federal Maritime Commission will hold a closed-door meeting May 6 to di

Shippers and carriers in the U.S. import-export markets want desperately for the nation's economy to

Air France Cargo and a Canadian cargo airline announced Monday they have teamed up in a marketing an

Congress has been asked to consider another "captive shipper" rail bill, and this one doesn't contai

The article on Descartes Systems Group in the April 7-13 issue, page 15, misstated the title of Art

Newspapers and television networks like to illustrate the continuing U.S. trade deficit by showing t

MIAMI - Freight forwarders beware. Lufthansa, the world's biggest international cargo carrie

NEW ORLEANS -The 14-day-old strike by independent truckers at the Port of New Orleans ended at noon

MIAMI - The leader of one of the airline industry's largest lobby groups on Monday called on governm

Rick Jackson is senior vice president of Limited Brands Logistics Services, the logistics arm of The

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Enterprise and supply-chain softw

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Transportation technology provider TransCore purchased mo

Ron Sorini, based in Chicago, has held the post of vice president of trade negotiations and legislat

What we've got here is failure to communicate." It's what the captain said in the Paul Newman movie

NEW DELHI - Container Corp. of India, the country's biggest multi-modal operator, will invest 14 bi

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.If this is an economic recovery, the major publicly held

Cross-town drayage of intermodal rail traffic is a chronic problem at Chicago, the nation's busiest

Wesley Wyatt III knows he faces a turnaround situation with D.F. Young Inc., the struggling Jersey C

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The Panama Canal Authority, or ACP, is anticipating that

J.R. Simplot Co. is a privately held agribusiness firm based in Boise, Idaho. Annual revenues are ap

For global container lines, the U.S. market is like a migraine that refuses to go away. Though the c

Sean Quinn, an importer of giftware and household products, was scheduled to fly to Asia this month

Don Carty resigned as chief executive and chairman of American Airlines parent AMR Corp., amid criti

Ocean container freight rates for agriculture shippers are going up in several U.S. trade lanes, ac

The volume of maritime cargo moving through the Port of Antwerp increased 9.3 percent during the fi

The parent of Matson Navigation Co. has named Jeffrey N. Watanabe to its board.Alexander & B

Savino Del Bene, a large Italian freight forwarder, is steadily expanding its presence in the U.S. m

MOL has announced appointments and promotions to its board of directors and corporate auditors manag

Hapag-Lloyd Container Line has announced the order of three, 8,000-TEU container vessels to be deliv

TPG, the Dutch-based parent of TNT, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Chinese postal

International Shipholding Corp., the New Orleans-based ship owner and operator whose subsidiaries i

NWA Cargo, the cargo subsidiary of Northwest Airlines, will reduce its fuel surcharge to 10 cents a

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The International Brotherhood of Teamsters slamme

WASHINGTON - The Department of Homeland Security has corrected its start date for the pending paperl

Shanghai is racing ahead to bolster both sea and air transport facilities in anticipation of conti

Three units of FedEx Corp. have teamed up to offer a combined ocean and ground service from Asia to

Airbus Industrie said that it has won a firm order from China for 30 aircraft.Under an agree