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A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter crew on Tuesday recovered the body of a man missing after a tugboat sa

Final financing has been arranged for the completion of a liquefied natural gas facility in the Domi

Penske Corp. said that Robert H. Kurnick Jr. will become president and will be elected to the compan

A bulk carrier carrying a crewman suspected of murdering a Canadian sea captain has docked in Indone

Standard & Poor's lowered its corporate credit rating on Trinity Industries to BB from BBB-, and rem

A bulk carrier carrying a crewman suspected of murdering a Canadian sea captain has docked in Indone

A federal bankruptcy judge said Monday he would rule by Jan. 9 or 10 on whether United Airlines can

Roadway Corp. agreed to sell its Arnold Transportation Services unit for about $55 million to a mana

Connecticut's Transportation Strategy Board says that state should spend $25 million to increase tru

German postal company Deutsche Post AG said it set up a new management consulting unit after an inte

TMM Lines said it has taken delivery of the 3,200-TEU TMM Guanajuato, one of a trio of new vessels j

Federal investigators obtained records from Louisiana Gov. Mike Foster in a probe of possible wrongd

Senator Lines has appointed Independent ship-broker/ship agents Peter W Lampe GmbH & Co. as the new

FedEx Supply Chain Services has won a three-year contract from Tellabs, a Naperville, Ill.-based tel

LONDON - The United States and European Union as soon as next week could open talks to liberalize ai

OTTAWA - The St. Lawrence Seaway closed out a disappointing 2002 shipping season described by the sy

Strong growth on trans-Pacific and trans-Atlantic routes drove a 14.2 percent increase in air cargo

Korean Air Cargo enjoyed a strong fourth quarter but the outlook for 2003 isn't as bright, said Ken

Amerijet International Monday announced its expansion in St. Lucia with the opening of a 15,000-squa

Bangladesh national shipping companies are planning to start, with some help from the government, fe

South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. is targeting revenue of 8.33 trillion ($6.95 billion) in

Venezuela will increase oil output by the end of January to two-thirds the amount the world's fifth-

Hong Kong says its main container terminals are capable of handling the next generation of container

Vietnam's Ministry of Finance, apparently responding to pressure from foreign automakers, on Friday

Retirement is no day at the beach for Lynn Fritz. The founder of forwarder Fritz Cos. is busier than

The Philippines' largest container terminal operator, having disposed of most of its overseas operat

The Port of Panama City, Fla., and the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers have begun a joint dredging pro

Singapore Shipping Corp. said it will sell its stake in Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. to

Financing from the Chinese government will allow Pakistan to proceed with a plan to build a third de

CMS Energy Corp. , said it would sell its CMS Panhandle natural gas pipeline business, including its

The Shinyo Group capped its 2002 fleet expansion with the purchase of a 28,000 deadweight ton, doubl

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Customs Service has turned down a request by the National Industrial Transport

Mediterranean Shipping Co. will launch 4,500-TEU vessels on container service between South America

Malaysia's Westport, part of the Port Kelang container complex near the capital of Kuala Lumpur, is

Mediators were set to make a fresh attempt on Thursday to break the political deadlock in Venezuela,

WASHINGTON - A U.S. District Court ordered the Bush administration to make public documents which wo

NEW DELHI - International and domestic cargo handled by India's airports rose 17.5 percent to 547,80

Cargo traffic at Singapore's Changi airport grew 8.9 percent to 1.5 million tons through November, t

The St. Lawrence Seaway is all but closed to commercial shipping, with just two vessels expected to

Resolute Investments Inc. said it has a 41.6 percent stake in Teekay Shipping Corp., according to a