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As the annual trans-Pacific peak season moves into high gear, ocean carriers find themselves in an u

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineUnited Parcel Service is slowly putting its stamp on M

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineThe railroad industry may be on the brink of a trend o

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineA plan is in the works by CSX and Norfolk Southern to

Citing a recent Supreme Court ruling, the Federal Maritime Commission has told the Maryland Port Adm

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineChicago-based DSC Logistics has expanded its business

When NYK Line sales representatives meet with shippers, they discuss ocean transportation ? and truc

For nearly a century, railroads dominated the shipment of perishable cargo in the U.S., first with b

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Adm. Richard Bennis, director of Maritime and Land Security at the Transportation Security Administr

CSX and Norfolk Southern are proposing a breakup of a Detroit intermodal facility the two railroads

Drivers on the New Jersey Turnpike can see them from miles away. So can airline passengers preparing

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineAdmittedly, the U.S. Postal Service and its much-laude

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineTaylorMade-adidas Golf has grown up fast. Since pionee

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineAnchor Moving Systems, Milwaukee, acquired Ordway-Fraz

In what one maritime attorney says is potentially a significant maritime casualty, a Maersk Sealand

Nistevo, a software company that specializes in collaborative transportation management, said its me

The Federal Maritime Commission has appointed Commissioner Joseph Brennan to open a formal investiga

The last week in July was a busy one for John Maccarone, president and chief executive of Textainer

Georgia is one of the original 13 states, so it's startling to hear John Wheeler, manager of trade d

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineThe annual value of alliances between companies and lo

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineThe United Kingdom tops Europe's business-to-consumer

NCBFAA Opposes Security Fee: The National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America has ex

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineThe National Small Shipments Traffic Conference will h

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineAs railroads become less averse to seeking and receivi

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineAfter considering three alternatives for construction

A U.S. Court of International Trade judge has ruled that the Harbor Maintenance Tax on imports does

The first 10,000-TEU ship, when it is eventually built, may not merely reach that size but could soa

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Contract negotiations between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Mariti

U.S. export controls are in limbo, but neither government officials nor high-technology exporters ar

Sunil Menon, project manager for the business process group at Danzas AEI, recalls the time a Luftha

Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian says his government should start assessing and planning the launch

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineAs the transpacific season moves into high gear, ocean

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineA huge long-term rail project that's been contemplated

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineCatch4 Technologies of Lakewood, Colo., released fleet

Even in this age of cell phones, laptop computers and e-mail, sales is still a business that relies

Los Angeles International Airport was the world's third-busiest cargo airport last year, but it's ru

Contract negotiations between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Mariti