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Randy Clark, former chief operating officer of Circle International, has joined DHL Worldwide Expres

LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. - Greenbrier Cos., one of the nation's largest railroad car manufacturers, plans t

NEW YORK - Victims of Nazi Germany and Vichy France have sued the French national railroad, claiming

Korean Air said Wednesday that it has reached a settlement with the union representing its flight cr

LONDON - Lufthansa today slashed its 2001 profit forecast by 30% because of a 200 million euros ($17

USCO Logistics has named Wayne Chapman vice president of client services for its transportation serv

Republican leaders in the House have introduced a bill to give the President Bush so-called trade pr

LONDON - The decline in European airlines' scheduled cargo shipments accelerated in April, according

ALAMEDA, Calif. - GT Nexus said it had completed a successful pilot program of its Web-based contain

Malaysia International Shipping Corp. unveiled a large-scale expansion of its liner business aimed a

Virgin Atlantic Cargo has promoted John Ryan to general manager, commercial. The carrier described t

MEMPHIS - A FedEx executive Wednesday called for a radical overhaul of air traffic control operation

A San Francisco drawback specialist has begun a campaign to prevent the Customs Service from closing

Drawback specialists are meeting today with Customs Service officials to find agreement on the proof

OTTAWA - Canadian Pacific Railway, in preparation for being spun off this fall from Canadian Pacific

Like a serial novel, the controversy surrounding Nafta and trading between the U.S., Canada and Mexi

MONTREAL - Soaring fuel prices hurt profits at the world's airlines but most managed to stay in the

Add SupplyLinks Inc. to the list of e-commerce casualties. SupplyLinks, which targeted business-to-b

MOL will launch an additional loop in the company's Japan-Hong Kong/Straits service starting June 30

Exel, the British-based third party logistics company that has recently moved to emphasize its techn

NEW DELHI - Dockworkers at the Port of Chennai launched another work slowdown on Monday, saying the

Confounding expectations of a prolonged impasse, China and the United States have announced that the

Cargo volume at BAA's seven United Kingdom airports slid 4.3 0n May, slowed by averse economic indic

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines will launch an additional loop in its Japan-Hong Kong/Straits service starting J

FRANKFURT - Lufthansa pilots will begin voting next week whether to approve their pay settlement wit

LONG BEACH, Calif. - With the peak shipping season approaching, Hanjin Shipping Co. is attempting to

The South Korean government Tuesday sought arrest warrants for 14 leaders of Korean Air's pilots' u

Intermarine, Inc. and Associated Transport Lines have joined forces to move breakbulk from the Gulf

When the U.S. economy sneezes, the Caribbean catches a cold. That's happening now in the Caribbean t

Jim Davidson, president and chief executive of NTE, the pioneering online freight exchange, doesn't

Integres Global Logistics has yet to book a shipment, but it has managed to anger dozens of forwarde

The American Association of Port Authorities has made another pitch for repeal of the Harbor Mainten

It's a saga of disgrace and abandonment, struggle and eventual redemption that Charles Dickens might

The perennial question has immediately arisen regarding President Bush's nominee to lead the U.S. Cu

With shipments of temperature-controlled cargoes continuing to rise, these should be flush times for

Phil Shapiro, chief executive of Liberty Maritime Corp., seldom knows how - or if - his fleet of dry

Chassis Reflector Deadline Extended: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has given opera

Russia has reacquired its taste for chicken. That's good news for U.S. poultry exporters, whose ship

Do barge carriers have a future? Bengt W. Tornquist thought so. Tornqvist, who died in 1998, helped

U.S. business logistics costs topped $1 trillion last year, but managers held that total to the equi