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Robert C. Bonner was sworn in as the seventeenth Commissioner of Customs at 11:45 a.m. Monday. Bonne

The Maritime Administration said it has been receiving calls from mariners who want to make themselv

LONDON - Shipowners will meet with marine underwriters and insurers at Lloyd's of London this week a

The terrorist acts of Sept. 11, 2001, against the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon we

For many people, Bill Fallon was the human face of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. He

The chart on Page 26 of the August 27-September 2 edition of JoC Week, should have said the Port of

Sen. Fritz Hollings, D-S.C., sat alone at the apex of the horseshoe desk in a hearing room on Capito

LONDON - Swissair Group said Monday it will cut at least 3,000 jobs and seek bailout financing to st

For many people, Bill Fallon was the human face of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. He

As the United States recovers from the horrific attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon,

The chart on Page 26 of the August 27-September 2 edition of JoC Week, should have said the Port of

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) will follow through with a series of work stop

An alternative route for containerized imports from Asia to reach the East Coast got a boost on Mond

ECT-CSX Dispute Goes To Arbitration: European Combined Terminals, the Rotterdam container terminal o

Companies with business to conduct in China during the first week of October should not be concerned

LONDON - The European Union averted a mass grounding of its commercial airliners by agreeing to prov

RIO DE JANEIRO - Varig, Brazil's largest airline, will shed 1,700 jobs, or 100f its work force, in a

Industri-Matematik International Corp., the supply chain management software firm, has named Peter P

LONDON - Even as oil prices fall, the cost of shipping oil has soared in the wake of the Sept. 11 at

Bill Wyatt, an Oregon business and political leader, was named executive director of the Port of Por

Continental Airlines fell into lockstep with the other major U.S. carrier Friday by cutting its work

International logistics services provider A.N. Deringer, Inc. has opened a 13,000-square-foot wareho

LONDON - European airlines are meeting with government officials today in an attempt to head off an

William G. Schubert, a Texan who graduated of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 1974 and who now o

Revolutionary ideas in shipping seldom produce revolutions, but that does not stop people from tryin

Northwest Airlines said Friday it will eliminate 10,000 jobs and cut back scheduled service by 20%,

Heavy flooding from Typhoon Nari continues to delay customs clearance in Taiwan. At least 2,000 cons

Air cargo carriers would get 100f the $5 billion that the Bush administration plans to offer airline

LONDON - European airline executives today put pressure on the European Union to bend its rules to h

The U.S. should modify or repeal the Jones Act in order to advance other international trade priorit

A $230 million appropriation for the Customs Service Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) remained

Like a lot of Americans, Walter Riley jumped at the chance to volunteer in the relief effort after t

The Senate has confirmed the nomination of Robert C. Bonner as Commissioner of Customs. The Senate

The Customs Service has stopped the 30-day tariff classification, marking and Nafta ruling program u

Tugz International, an affiliate of Great Lakes Towing Co., is requesting the Canaveral Port Distric

Logistics.com, the transportation management technology company that focuses mostly on the domestic

Cho Yang Shipping Co. Ltd. says a Korean Court has ruled against the plan to reorganize Cho Yang Shi

South Korea and the European Union have agreed in principle on pricing for cargo ships, industry sou

LONDON - British Airways, Europe's biggest airline, today said it will eliminate 5,200 jobs, trim ca

While the slowing economy hurt results at FedEx Corp., the express provider still managed to beat Wa