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FedEx Express and the U.S. Postal Service announced Wednesday that they have formed an alliance expe

United Parcel Service may open a hub in Manila, the Philippines, if it wins rights from the U.S. Dep

The Port of Long Beach has ordered 20 Panamax container cranes worth $143 million. Shanghai Zhenhua

Chinese authorities have approved the construction of one of the world's largest container terminals

SOUTHEND, England - Three young stowaways hoping for a new life in Florida were in custody in Englan

China Shipping Group will launch its first Atlantic service in April with a fortnightly service depl

The South Korean government says it will try to sign an agreement on maritime transport with North K

DALLAS - American Airlines has agreed to acquire most of Trans World Airlines Inc.'s assets for abou

LONDON - Member lines of the Grand Alliance will introduce additional service to their major East-We

HOUSTON - A series of 'freight forums' designed to draw attention to the need to improve intermodal

International Shipholding Group said two 585-foot-long, self-propelled roll-on, roll-off rail ferrie

After much speculation, Celarix Inc., the supply chain management software and services company, has

APL Logistics, which announced on Monday that it would buy Jacksonville, Fla.-based GATX Logistics,

Mercury Air Cargo Inc. has named Mark J. Coleman chief operating officer, effective Jan. 1. Coleman

United Parcel Service today announced a firm order for 60 additional A300-600 freighters from Airbus

TNT International Express, the express division of TNT Post Group, has promoted Mark Gunton to over

Moves appear to be under way to expand the first direct transport links in 50 years between Taiwan a

Question: As a forwarder, we handled an import from Germany for a new customer, destined for a trad

The Port of Chittagong has introduced new equipment that is expected to speed cargo handling at Bang

LONDON - Britain's Post Office said today it is changing its name to Consignia to reflect its wideni

Question: Company A in Canada is the manufacturer and shipper. The Buyer in the U.S. is company B. C

HOUSTON - Dole Ocean Cargo Express, saying it could better serve its customers' needs independently,

CHARLESTON, S.C. - Maersk Sealand is poised to sign a contract with the South Carolina State Ports A

The U.S. Postal Service and FedEx are continuing to discuss a possible business alliance, but have n

United Parcel Service announced Tuesday a firm order for 60 additional A300-600 freighters from Airb

GENEVA - A proposal by the Airports Council International that calls for a reduction in noise levels

LONDON - Airbus Industrie is expected to win orders for up to 30 more A380 super-jumbo jets, includi

NEW DELHI - Imported hardware components worth an estimated $80 million to $100 million are being he

A few weeks ago, I accompanied one of my closest friends and largest Japanese customers on a trip to

A 747 doesn't turn on a dime, and neither does a company that's one of the world's largest forwarder

There are many obvious reasons why cargo congestion is on the rise at the ports of Los Angeles and L

He's 80 years old, but every morning Bob Kleist leaves his home and drives one hour to the Evergreen

APL Logistics says it will buy GATX Logistics, a specialist in warehousing and supply-chain logistic

TOKYO - A cargo ship sank in rough seas off western Japan, killing eight crewmembers, the Maritime S

Both Customs Service and industry people are upbeat after their first round of meetings over moderni

Two of the nation's oldest shipping companies with two variegated fleets are combining as a result o

Launched with great optimism in the Eisenhower administration in 1959, the St. Lawrence Seaway has e

NEW DELHI - The government of the western state of Maharashtra has approved construction of a new in

ANKARA, Turkey -- An explosion Sunday in the engine room of an empty, Turkish-registered fuel tanker

American Airlines' proposed acquisition of Trans World Airlines could ease the way for United Airlin