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Two years ago, French carrier CMA CGM's position in the U.S. market ranged from small to nonexistent

Most college students don't know what a forwarder does. And few of those who do know are interested

Canadian Ambassador Michael Kergin called on U.S. traders to help 'make the case for better border m

LONG BEACH, Calif. - Polar Air Cargo has named Mike Snyder, a longtime FedEx official, as its new ch

NEW YORK - Commerce Secretary Donald L. Evans warned Monday that the United States risks falling beh

Burlington Northern Santa Fe will begin a new rail intermodal marketing effort among Mexican shipper

An automated dispatch system to allow longshoremen to get to work on time at the ports of Los Angele

Now that Fine Air Services Corp. has filed its reorganization plan with the federal bankruptcy court

Edward F. Flora disliked many aspects of the old Asia-North America Eastbound Rate Agreement, but on

Maersk Sealand in September will launch a fortnightly service between Australia-New Zealand and the

Efforts to install Evergreen Group founder and chairman Chang Jung-fa as administrative director of

WASHINGTON -- John E. Potter, a 23-year postal veteran, will be the nation's 72nd postmaster general

An economic slowdown can be good for you -- if you're a logistics provider. The weak economy is prom

Houston, Galveston Ports To Merge: After months of negotiations, the ports of Houston and Galveston

Carriers are free to continue to require shippers to pay surcharges for filing shipper's export decl

When Art Hollenbach entered the footwear business in 1968, less than 20f the shoes sold in the Unite

Heiner Wilkens, president and chief executive of Cargolux Airlines, wanted to aggressively buy new f

Business was growing for Colorjet Inc., a Louisville, Ky., supplier of printer and photocopier ink u

BERLIN - Lufthansa and its disgruntled pilots resumed pay talks on Monday as the threat of a third f

As U.S. imports from Asia have soared in recent years, West Coast ports and terminal operators have

Transporting shoes from Chinese factories to ports used to be an adventure. Ancient trucks would hau

Litigation costs money. The Federal Maritime Commission recognizes that, and has taken the first ste

TOKYO - Airbus Industrie today set up a subsidiary in Japan to push a planned double-decker super-ju

NEW YORK - The Commerce Department may revise the way that it calculates the Gross Domestic Product,

Lord Sterling, chairman of the Peninsular and Orient Steam Navigation Co., told shareholders at thei

Among the strongest advocates of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act were large chemical companies eager t

Canada Maritime and Orient Overseas Container Line have ordered three new container ships for deploy

NEW YORK - Customs chiefs from the U.S., Canada and Mexico said they had have built the foundation f

Ouch! Shippers are feeling the U.S. economy's hard landing, and their pain may linger awhile. Import

After years of working around scrap metal, Andrew J. Naporano has found a chink in the armor of the

Orient Overseas Container Line will take slots on the Asia-U.S. East Coast leg of the United Allianc

Fine Air Services Corp. said Friday that it has filed its reorganization plan with the federal bankr

MOL Group, 'K' Line and NYK Group reported their annual fiscal earnings for the year ended March 31

OAKLAND, Calif. - Going public is a coveted rite of passage for most companies in the San Francisco

On June 1 CMA CGM will add three new services linking South America with the U.S. East Coast, South

Lykes Lines is adding the port of Paranagua, Brazil to its U.S. Gulf-East Coast South America servic

NEW DELHI - Container Corp. of India, the state-owned multimodal operator, will operate container tr

The Federal Maritime Commission said that ocean carriers did not collude in imposing surcharges for

Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Ltd., a regional feeder, added Osaka to its cargo network with a twice-wee

In the story, 'CSX Lines offers Web services,' (JoC Online, May 14) a quote attributed to Patrick Da