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International forwarding is not always an easy business to be in. Just ask Fritz, or Circle Internat

After four years of rapid growth, primarily through acquisitions of transportation companies, Pacer

Safety of intermodal chassis and trailers is often an exercise in finger-pointing. Ship lines, which

A congressional conference committee has agreed to allocate $98.7 million for the Maritime Security

LONDON - BAA, the world's largest airport operator, said Monday that cargo volume its seven United K

Don Schneider doesn't diagram plays or recommend trades for the Green Bay Packers. But like virtuall

Promoters of Louisiana's Millennium Port hope the proposed container terminal will be ready to handl

Nobody said it'd be easy. It's been nearly a decade since the Maritime Law Association of the United

Inttra, the multi-carrier Web portal based in Parsippany, N.J., says it has seen the number of conta

Desperate times call for extreme measures, so shipping lines in the trans-Pacific are removing capac

No U.S. shipping route is as closely watched as the eastbound trans-Pacific trade, which is dominate

A Miami-Dade County police officer recently stopped an unidentified jogger in the Port of Miami. His

An American Airlines jetliner crashed into a heavily-populated neighborhood near New York City sho

Schenker Signs With Second Portal: Schenker, the Germany-based forwarder, has signed with a second m

Jim McCarville has identified a new route for containerized cargo -- the Ohio and Mississippi rivers

The Westbound Transpacific Stabilization Agreement, which represents 13 of the largest carriers in t

Waterfront employers and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union could begin contract talks

When Tom Weidemeyer spoke to the Air Cargo Americas Conference in 1997, he used words like 'extraord

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The National Industrial Transportation League, the largest U.S. shippers' organiza

Lykes Lines is introducing a Europe-Asia service, a move that makes it the first CP Ships carrier to

The added cost of shipping cargo by air will probably extend be-yond the surcharges imposed by most

Several shipping companies best known for their trans-Pacific or Asia-Europe services have made big

Carriers that recently expanded service from the U.S. to ports on the east coast of South America fo

China Shipping Group has acquired Norton Lilly International's 50take in a joint venture that has re

Intermodal marketing companies knew business was weak, but they were shocked last month by the secon

The battle for control of the Holt Group is intensifying, with company bondholders asking a federal

For the past 30 years, U.S. judges have grown frustrated with the $500-per-package limitation of lia

One day in late 1995, Bill Spohrer, president of Challenge Air Cargo, received a phone call from Fre

Michael Behrendt has been named chairman of the executive board of Hapag-Lloyd effective Jan. 1, suc

Shippers are far from stockpiling inventory, but are calmly reviewing some of their supply chain and

A federal oversight panel Friday decided that Amtrak will not meet a congressional deadline for achi

CHARLESTON, S.C. - In a case that attracted worldwide attention, two union longshoremen charged in a

The Port of Wilmington, Del. has named Frederick Fitzgerald as the Diamond State Port Corp.'s (DSPC)

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A new report by the Division of Transport at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Developm

Leaders of the House transportation committee introduced a bill on Thursday that would tax U.S.-flag

SAO PAULO - The Brazilian subsidiary of Delphi Automotive Systems has won a $7 million contract to s

The Florida National Guard was deployed at four of the state's seaports Friday under an order by Gov

Olav Rakkenes, chief executive officer of Atlantic Container Line, will retire at the end of 2002. '

Japan is likely to overtake South Korea in total shipbuilding orders this year, and regain the top