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Maersk Logistics today said it has opened offices in Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela. The new office

TSA Carriers Predict Flat Volume: The Transpacific Stabilization Agreement, representing 14 carriers

In the late 1990s, when Los Angeles and Long Beach were growing at double-digit rates, Marine Termin

Marine Terminals Corp. and eLogicity International Pte Ltd have teamed up to offer track-and-trace s

Just days after it pledged oil exports to prop up flagging crude prices, Russia said it will start l

New York Senator Charles E. Schumer is endorsing a port security bill that is expected to be discuss

Roger Gibson has had more than his fair share of challenges since becoming vice president of cargo a

Freight forwarders use a variety of strategies to stay ahead of their competitors, but perhaps the b

Manufacturers of container seals say carriers are becoming more interested in better-quality product

FedEx and the U.S. Postal Service stunned the air-cargo world in January when they announced plans f

Coyne Airways, a British-based air cargo carrier, has chosen Vatry International Airport in France a

On Dec. 6, Rep. Clay Shaw, R-Fla., filed a new Port and Maritime Security Act of 2001 (H.R. 3437) on

Prior to Sept. 11, the prevailing sentiment among most U.S. economists was that despite one of the s

The Surface Transportation Board on Monday asked the Association of American Railroads to convene a

On Dec. 6, Rep. Clay Shaw, R-Fla., filed a new Port and Maritime Security Act of 2001 (H.R. 3437) on

Senator Lines, the Germany unit of Korea's Hanjin Shipping Co. Ltd., is revamping its trans-Pacific

Prior to Sept. 11, the prevailing sentiment among most U.S. economists was that despite one of the s

In a move reflecting the importance of cargo to its bottom line, LanChile will separate its passenge

CNF Inc. was faced with polar opposite situations with its airfreight and logistics operations, and

The first shipment of commercial cargo from the United States to Cuba in more than 40 years may be l

BridgePoint Inc, has signed a contract with Hyundai Motor America to provide the automaker with supp

The U.S. International Trade Commission has recommended tariffs and quotas on imports of steel that

Four national unions have pledged to work together to organize thousands of truck drivers who haul c

A new study funded by the Organization of American States warns that cutthroat competition among shi

It's got to feel a bit like a Pyrrhic victory. Members of the Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement r

In the late 1990s, when Los Angeles and Long Beach were growing at double-digit rates, Marine Termin

When the delivery men showed up with the credenza, they weren't sure it would fit the alcove in the

Marine Terminals Corp. and eLogicity International Pte Ltd have teamed up to offer track-and-trace s

Coyne Airways, a British-based air cargo carrier, has chosen Vatry International Airport in France a

New York Senator Charles E. Schumer is endorsing a port security bill that is expected to be discuss

Roger Gibson has had more than his fair share of challenges since becoming vice president of cargo a

A complaint frequently lodged against the dot-coms that set out to conquer the logistics business is

A complaint frequently lodged against the dot-coms that set out to conquer the logistics business is

Alan Kehrer, director of cruise marketing for Port Everglades, and the late Carl Thorsen of Eller &

Angelo Pusateri, president of Virgin Atlantic Cargo in the Americas, will retire Dec. 31. No succes

Following the lead set earlier this week by it main competitors, Swisscargo announced Friday that it

The Port, Maritime and Rail Security Act of 2001 (S 1214) has received the official support of the D

William Schubert was sworn in as maritime administrator in New Orleans at a ceremony aboard the Cape

SAO PAULO -Lan Chile Cargo Overseas, the international air commerce arm of the Chilean carrier, acqu

The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) will hold seven public hearings in Janua