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Members of Taiwan's two main opposition parties and a large business group are holding separate talk

Late last year, Customs published a notice announcing its plans to conduct a voluntary test program

LONDON - The European Union is about to unveil a long-awaited plan to boost competition in its ports

Rep. Bud Shuster (R-Pa.), the past chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee

The Customs Service and leaders of the trade community are meeting this week to seek consensus on ho

Organized labor is delighted with the Bush administration's selection of Norman Mineta as secretary

LONDON - The shake out in the troubled dot-com sector claimed its first prominent European victim in

Flagship Customs Services has introduced its customizable version of AES filing software, Export2000

Emery Worldwide has named Kim Campbell as director of its Emery Customs Brokerage Ltd. unit in Canad

PHOENIX - A Union Pacific train derailed Tuesday night on the outskirts of a southern Arizona town,

P&O Nedlloyd, Zim Israel Navigation Co. and Hapag-Lloyd said they will begin operating a fortnightly

Trailer Bridge says it has finalized a $29 million financing agreement with GE Capital. The three-ye

LONDON - Mersey Docks and Harbour Co., the operator of the Port of Liverpool, is investing $5.5 mill

Atlas Air has tapped John D. Holum, a former undersecretary of state, to fill the new created positi

Consolidators International Inc., a Los Angeles-based international air freight wholesaler, has begu

Descartes Systems Group's alliance with fellow Canadian technology company, BCE Emergis will give th

The JFK Air Cargo Association plans to hold its second annual JFK Expo Air Cargo Exhibition and Conf

FedEx Custom Critical, a ground unit of FedEx Corp., has opened a terminal in Reno to provide faster

NEW DELHI - The western Indian port of Jawaharlal Nehru has moved into a select category after handl

HOUSTON -- Dole Ocean Cargo Express has named Norton Lilly International, Inc. and its Canadian subs

HOUSTON - Tonnage moving through the Alabama State Docks in 2000 was more than 2 million tons higher

Japan's legislature reportedly is considering laws to allow direct involvement by Japanese vessels i

Transportation industry leaders are hailing President-elect Bush's selection of Commerce Secretary N

LONDON - Airbus Industrie, the European aerospace consortium, won an order from EVA Airways Corp, en

After a banner year at its first China terminal, Singapore-based PSA Corp. appears to have received

The New World Alliance lines of APL Ltd., Hyundai Merchant Marine and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines are planni

LONDON - CMA CGM, in its bid to increase capacity on the Pacific by 30% this year, said it will laun

ZURICH - The New Year's celebrations in Switzerland also rang in a new era for bigger trucks - and h

LONG BEACH, Calif. - Trans-Pacific shipping lines that were scheduled to increase freight rates on v

LONDON - La Poste, France's postal monopoly, hopes to close on a $372 million deal that will give it

Transportation analysts expect that Federal Express Corp. and United Parcel Service will have a hard

President-elect George W. Bush has nominated Norman Y. Mineta to be Secretary of Transportation. Min

A South Korean company has unveiled a software program described as the first specifically aimed at

LONDON - Rotterdam, the world's largest port, handled a record 323.4 million metric tons of cargo la

NEW DELHI -- A consortium led by Larsen & Toubro Ltd., a well-known domestic engineering company, ha

FRANKFURT -- The French postal system, La Poste, appears to have won a struggle with a potential Bri

NEW DELHI -- South Korea's Hanjin Shipping will fill the slot vacated by APL in the Gulf Asia Liner

NEW YORK - United Parcel Service has followed the lead of rival FedEx Corp. by increasing its shipm

NEW YORK - United Parcel Service has followed the lead of rival FedEx Corp. by increasing its shipm

Pakistan's Port of Mohammed bin Qasim has extended the restriction of 10.5 meters draft for ships ti