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Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineWhile FedEx plans to invest $1.8 billion in its ground

Asia shippers are bracing for steep losses if the U.S. West Coast port shutdown lasts more than 10 d

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineHouston-based Cypress Inland Corp. released a receivin

Klaus Zumwinkel, chief executive of Deutsche Post World Net, on Monday denied rumors he is about to

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineAs the only major railroad actively seeking to shed un

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineDavid L. Cunningham, president of Asia Pacific for Fed

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineAlternative transportation options became more and mor

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineQuote of the week: "It does have an immediate impact,

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineSCS Transportation, the nation's newest publicly trade

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineIntermodal service, often the low-price transactional

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineTime and again I hear the same lament: logistics is an

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineThe largest pension plan controlled by the Teamsters u

As the shutdown of West Coast ports entered its second week, demand for airfreight capacity between

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineIntermodal service, often the low-price transactional

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineNew York Cross Harbor Railroad recently got back one o

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineWho helps the underdog? Supply-chain technology compan

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineIn the wake of Sept. 11, companies need no reminding t

U.S. Labor Secretary Chao said Monday that the shutdown of West Coast ports poses a threat to the na

LONDON - Oil prices surged Monday after an explosion on a French-flagged supertanker loading crude i

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineVivecon Inc. named John Gloekler vice president of pro

LOS ANGELES - The West Coast appear to be headed for an injunction that would re-open ports and forc

NEW DELHI - Indian exporters are closely monitoring the U.S. West Coast port labor dispute."

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineDHL Worldwide Express plans to launch a two-to-five-da

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineThere is no soaring growth in the tire industry but "f

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineJ-I-T delivery. Brian Kidd, a FedEx Freight driver, re

WASHINGTON - West Coast longshoremen could face contempt citations for work slowdowns if a federal c

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineClarkesville, Ga.-based Scoville Fasteners Inc., a man

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineWeak grain exports combined with the lockout of union

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineDavid L. Cunningham, president of Asia Pacific for Fed

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineDon Schneider, chairman of Schneider National Inc., wa

United Parcel Service said it has signed an air carrier agreement to participate in the U.S. Customs

LOS ANGELES - The West Coast labor dispute has turned the nation's largest port complex into a giant

Freight forwarders and shippers scrambling to move their goods from Asia to the U.S. during the shut

Pacer International, a major operator of doublestack trains in the United States, believes the West

Hapag-Lloyd Container Line, CMA CGM, Contship Containerlines, Hamburg-S?d, Marfret and P&O Nedlloyd

Japanese and Australian dock workers issued a statement Friday supporting the International Longshor

The capacity crunch at Asian airports is expected to worsen next week as factories in China and Hong

P&O Cold Logistics, a subsidiary of Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co., will acquire 10 re

The governor of Hawaii says residents of his state are not in a panic over the West Coast port closu

LOS ANGELES - West Coast waterfront employers and union dockworkers will meet again Friday after mee