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KENTON, Ohio - A runaway freight train carrying hazardous materials rolled for miles through northwe

HOUSTON - The Department of Defense has placed restrictions on imports of large military equipment f

SAN FRANCISCO - In a move that reflects the need for logistics technology companies to expand their

BEIJING - A Chinese official denied a published report on Tuesday that China has suspended a $1 bill

DHL completed the restructuring of its U.S. operations on Monday, naming John Fellows, a former chie

WASHINGTON - A coalition of mass mailers on Monday issued a blistering report on U.S. Postal Service

Associated Press BRUSSELS - The European Commission formally warned Lufthansa German Airlines and Au

Shipbuilder Friede Goldman Halter declared bankruptcy in April. Pasha Hawaii Transport Lines has not

NEW DELHI - A consortium of feeder lines serving the Port of Chennai have slapped a $75-per-TEU surc

OTTAWA - Shippers and customs brokers in Canada on Tuesday warned that a proposed electronic-filing

NeoModal, the logistics technology and services company set up by two former ocean carrier executive

GRAPEVINE, Texas - A Chicago-bound American Airlines jet carrying 56 passengers had to take off befo

It's been nearly two months since the Holt Group and two dozen affiliated companies, including the P

SEATTLE - Air France said Monday that it has ordered two longer-range Boeing 747-00 cargo jets, beco

Cutting transportation costs has long been a priority at U.S. Steel. When Andrew Carnegie was buildi

Long-term prospects for Latin America's air cargo market are bright. Volume continues to grow, albei

WITH defect cover-ups, kickbacks, price-rigging and bribery scandals making headlines almost daily,

FRANKFURT, Germany - Lufthansa, facing a possible strike as the summer tourist season approaches, on

For U.S. exporters who use the Mississippi River, competing against lower-cost producers in places s

Atlas Air Inc. is laying off 105 crew members in response to weakening demand for its aircraft. The

As imports to the U.S. from Asia surged over the past two years, a previously unseen phenomenon emer

The turmoil in the U.S.-Latin America air cargo market comes amid fears that a slowing U.S. economy

When Jon Burgman realized that his company, Universal Instruments, was behind schedule for complying

Customs broker Enrico Salvo likes to welcome visitors to his office in downtown Los Angeles with a f

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Former U.S. Customs Deputy Commissioner Samuel H. Banks has joined Sandler & Trav

Jon Ricker sees technology as a means, not an end, for retailer The Limited. The end is providing th

AMSTERDAM -- R.L.M. Sponselee, terminal manager at Europe Combined Terminals in Rotterdam, has been

For Charles Armstrong, it's like the start of a race. 'We're excited. I've been working on this sinc

FRANKFURT - The European Union, in a bid to make Europe's maritime technology industry more competit

Imagine a world in which international buyers and sellers of goods conduct all transactions electron

Atomic29 Corp., a California manufacturer of printed circuit boards, used to rely on fax to communic

WSC Rebuts World Bank Report: The World Shipping Council has issued a paper contradicting a recent W

CSX Lines said that it has introduced two new Web-based services to assist customers. The first is a

The U.S. Department of Transportation Friday rejected complaints by United Parcel Service and FedEx

Philip F. Busby says carriers in the Puerto Rico trade have a tough time earning a profit. 'The scen

With the abundance of logistics technology products available today, no shipper can be blamed for se

Houston businesses and port officials are hoping that exemptions to a Texas inventory tax will help

Four Asian lines this month will begin a two-loop service from Singapore and the west coast of India

Maersk Sealand officials sailed into a perfect storm of opposition in Washington when they began cir

SEATTLE - Boeing Co. has chosen Chicago as the site of its new corporate headquarters, the Seattle P