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Tim Rhein, the longtime senior executive of APL Ltd., will step down from the board of directors at

China says it will allow foreign investment in a range of sectors, including transportation, telecom

HOUSTON -- Container activity at the Port of Houston's Barbours Cut Terminal is up by 17 o far in 20

HOUSTON - The Houston Ship Channel was closed early Tuesday at Barbours Cut after a tug boat and a w

The U.S. economy may be slowing, but some airlines report that cargo volumes have remained strong. '

PARIS --France's Bureau of Inquiries into Sea Accidents on Monday released its final report on the s

LONDON - Airbus Industrie today announced it will start production of its A3XX super-jumbo jet, laun

Certain areas of mainland China will precede the rest of the country in establishing direct shipping

HOUSTON -- Tariff increases averaging 3% have been approved by the Port Commission of the Port of Ho

SEATTLE -- Boeing said Tuesday that it has signed a contract with Federal Express to convert 19 MD-1

LONDON - Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation (P&O) has agreed to sell Associated Bulk Carriers, i

On Dec. 4, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a hugely important decision. No, not that silly ballot case

What's an industry without a trade association? Now there's one for companies involved in technology

Seeking to expand its presence in the U.S. market, DHL will puts its executive chairman, Patrick Lup

The Port of Halifax likes to advertise that nature has endowed it with the deepest water on the Atla

Waldo Fuentes is American Airlines' cargo manager in Santiago, Chile, and he has a problem. He's try

When Larry Keller interviewed in 1996 for the position of chief operating officer at the Port of Los

Federal Express Corp. has asked the U.S. Department of Transportation to award it at least one more

The online standards project, bolero.net, announced that two major Japanese corporations have signed

The merger of Lauritzen Reefers and Cool Carriers will create the world's largest operator of specia

Defending the Surface Transportation Board's controversial proposed rules for evaluating future rail

'We're b-a-a-ck.' So says Nanci Adels, vice president of Fine Air Services, the embattled Miami-base

The Customs Service has proposed a one-year limit on requests for refunds of the harbor maintenance

The Baltic Exchange is migrating to cyberspace. The world's premier shipping exchange plans next sp

Rick Vacar, aviation director at Houston, says the city's Bush Intercontinental Airport is a natural

Look for the Federal Maritime Commission to focus more next year on foreign maritime laws that discr

GENEVA - International oceanborne trade, spurred by the recovery in Asia and import growth in the Un

Federal Express Corp. has asked the U.S. Department of Transportation to award it at least one more

The Customs Service has proposed a one-year limit on requests for refunds of the harbor maintenance

Better late than never, Hans Hickler says. The senior vice president of customer support and informa

FRANKFURT - The Port of Hamburg's Burchardkai container terminal on Sunday set a new record by handl

China Shipping Eyes LA Terminal Site: China Shipping Group is preparing to negotiate with the Port o

Guiding a post-Panamax containership through New York Harbor's shipping channels requires unusual sk

Pasha Hawaii Transport Lines shook up Hawaii's ocean trade with its announcement that it will build

The first international container port on the Yangtze River opened in China's southwestern city of C

The CP Ships chief executive responded in a straightforward way to rumors his company might be sold

A few years ago, after John Copeland concluded he could ship a British company's electric cables to

A Hong Kong trade group and one of the largest U.S. electronic business providers are teaming up to

While she had confided in some members of the port community that she was thinking about retirement,

Four carriers seek to form vessel-sharing pact between West Coast, Australia-New Zealand trade BY BI