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The huge storm that had been expected to paralyze much of the Northeast didn't live up to its hype,

OTTAWA - The Canadian Auto Workers union, representing more than 5,000 workers at Canadian National

The U.S. Postal Service is facing a multibillion dollar deficit this year, its management said, and

LOS ANGELES - Shipping lines are investing millions of dollars to expand their supply-chain manageme

The chief executive of APL Ltd. appealed to shippers to view ocean transportation as an opportunity

Shippers are pressing carriers to assume more liability in contracts currently being negotiated, but

NEW DELHI - Four Asian shipping lines will launch a joint container service between the Indian subco

The Justice Department has approved an application by Air France and Delta Air Logistics to establis

NEW YORK - Mediterranean Shipping Company (USA) Inc. has added the Port of Baltimore to its service

NEWARK -Acting Governor Donald T. DiFrancesco will be the guest speaker at a maritime industry lunch

The director of the trans-Pacific carrier discussion agreement defended the groups' mission while ac

Descartes Systems Group, the Canadian supply chain management software company that last year bought

LOS ANGELES - The president of the waterfront employers organization challenged the International Lo

A former career steamship executive-turned industry consultant criticized the eastbound trans-Pacifi

Crowley Liner Services has received authorization from the Bush administration to carry licensed foo

FedEx Corp. installed its first FedEx Express drop box at a U.S. Postal Service location Monday. The

GENEVA -- Cargo volume in the world's airports increased by 3.1 percent in November to 5.5 million t

LONDON -- Britain's BAA PLC, the world's biggest airport operator, is buying minority interests in t

The Journal of Commerce Group's first annual Trans-Pacific Maritime Conference opens this morning in

LONDON - Exel PLC, Britain's largest logistics company formed by last year's $4.65 billion merger be

When Gary Klestadt was a kid, he'd do odd jobs for Trans-World Shipping Corp., the customs brokerage

When Domenick Miretti analyzed the state of the waterfront industry at a recent International Longsh

For Ray Camero, chief executive of Streamline Shippers Association, the waiting game has begun. Came

After a tumultuous 2000, harbor truckers at West Coast ports have been relatively quiet this year. T

Shippers and carriers were reminded in recent weeks of one of the troublesome realities of shipping

The Bangladesh government has permitted private cargo airlines to operate international flights from

An article, 'Canada approves rate increase for St. Lawrence River pilots' (JoC Online, March 2) inco

Cooperation among shipping lines is becoming so prevalent that even the alliances are forming allian

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has ruled that the Harbor Maintenance Tax (HMT) ap

There's broad support for changes to reduce the amount of data that Customs needs to clear import en

Question: Can you sell or auction off an unclaimed shipment without having the original ocean bill o

United Parcel Service has agreed to acquire Mail Boxes Etc. for $190 million. The deal, subject to r

Following the lead of arch-rival Federal Express, DHL Worldwide Express has launched a specialized s

Shippers using West Coast ports shouldn't expect a quick solution to the problem of waterfront produ

It's billed as the biggest thing to hit Inchon since Gen. Douglas Mac-Arthur landed there in 1950. B

Several European carriers are raising rates for shipments to the United States after cutting their

It may be the shortest conference membership in history. One week after announcing that it had appli

Garden City, N.Y. - TNT International Express, USA has added two new services to its U.S. product of

CSAV, Libra Plan Joint Venture: South American shippers may be hearing the name Braztrans in the fut

NEWARK, N.J. - Weather forecasters were calling it 'the Storm of the Century.' But as of late Monday