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Not long ago, customs brokers at an A.N. Deringer Co. office seemed to be making the same entry erro

Pete Black says U.S. wood pulp producers are facing 'a second Asian crisis.' In 1997-98, U.S. export

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said a record amount of cargo moved over the region's

For years, Crowley Maritime Corp. has been interested in serving Cuba, which sits amid the company's

Air France Cargo and Delta Air Lines customers soon could find a new sales representative calling on

Maersk Sealand, the world's largest container line, has reduced its costs by 20% to 300ver the past

Maersk Sealand, the world's largest container line, has reduced its costs by 20% to 300ver the past

Bill Howard, owner of Claud Howard Lumber Co. in Statesboro, Ga., is looking toward March 31 with an

Vastera has chosen acquisition instead of partnerships in its latest effort to round out its line of

Zim Israel Navigation Co. and Compania Sud-Americana de Vapores (CSAV) have forged a vessel-sharing

As space grows tighter at marine terminals, operators are showing less tolerance for storage of empt

Through most of the 1990s, U.S.-South America shipping was in upheaval. As Brazil, Argentina, Chile

There's a new wrinkle in shipping newsprint -- fewer wrinkles. CSX Transportation has begun shipping

When San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown and United Airlines CEO Jim Goodwin toasted the opening of San

When San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown and United Airlines CEO Jim Goodwin toasted the opening of San

Vastera has chosen acquisition instead of partnerships in its latest effort to round out its line of

CSX, Maersk In Arbitration: CSX Corp. and A.P. Moller-Maersk are disputing financial issues in the w

It didn't take long for Maersk Sealand and the Port of Singapore to put aside their differences. Six

Most college students earn a degree and then look for a job that fits their education. Larry Nye, wh

International Longshore and Warehouse Union representatives meeting in San Francisco this week appea

CSX, Maersk In Arbitration: CSX Corp. and A.P. Moller-Maersk are disputing financial issues in the w

As space grows tighter at marine terminals, operators are showing less tolerance for storage of empt

LONDON - CMA CGM, the French ocean carrier, is poised to announce record profits for 2000 and unveil

For years, Crowley Maritime Corp. has been interested in serving Cuba, which sits amid the company's

Pete Black says U.S. wood pulp producers are facing 'a second Asian crisis.' In 1997-98, U.S. export

Not long ago, customs brokers at an A.N. Deringer Co. office seemed to be making the same entry erro

The acquisition of Trans World Airlines by American Airlines should be good for the U.S. air cargo b

Air France Cargo and Delta Air Lines customers soon could find a new sales representative calling on

Through most of the 1990s, U.S.-South America shipping was in upheaval. As Brazil, Argentina, Chile

There's a new wrinkle in shipping newsprint -- fewer wrinkles. CSX Transportation has begun shipping

It didn't take long for Maersk Sealand and the Port of Singapore to put aside their differences. Six

Bill Howard, owner of Claud Howard Lumber Co. in Statesboro, Ga., is looking toward March 31 with an

Most college students earn a degree and then look for a job that fits their education. Larry Nye, wh

FRANKFURT, Germany - Lufthansa German Airlines said on Friday that its cargo arm is in discussions a

HOUSTON - A National Industrial Transportation League committee is pressing Burlington Northern Sant

Hutchison International Port Holdings, the world's largest private operator of container terminals,

OTTAWA - The U.S. and Canadian agencies that control the St. Lawrence Seaway have launched a Web sit

One of Hong Kong's biggest conglomerates is forging a joint venture with a U.S.-based logistics spec

WASHINGTON, DC - Andrew James Samet, former Deputy Under Secretary of Labor for International Affair

HOUSTON - The entrance to the Houston Ship Channel was shut down Friday after a collision between tw