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While U.S.-based logistics dot-coms face a slump in confidence and funding, a Netherlands-based load

Airports in South China are cheaper and closer to the factories that make most of the goods sold by

CMA-CGM has pieced together a multitude of services through slot-charter agreements with carriers ra

After a decade of solid growth, two-waytrade between Taiwan and the U.S. has started to level off, a

For as long as anyone can remember, most longshoremen at Gulf Coast ports have been hired by the day

They're as ubiquitous in New England as stately colonial homes or hardwoods radiant with fall colors

French carrier CMA-CGM is planning a rapid expansion in the United States over the next several year

Streamline Shippers Association is having no problem securing vessel space on imports from Asia duri

It was 1958 and the St. Lawrence Seaway was to open the next year. The 33-year-old Greek immigrant,

Taiwan's two principal airlines have begun placing new freighter aircraft purchased from Boeing on t

Four years after Vice President Al Gore personally brokered a deal between environmentalists and New

Carriers, customs brokers and importers on the Gulf Coast and elsewhere are playing a waiting game.<

Fritz Cos., the large San Francisco-based customs broker and forwarder that's in the midst of a reor

BRINSON SEES Latin America Trade Growth: Sometime within the next month, more than half the waterbor

For a second straight year, low grain prices are keeping farmers and grain elevators from selling an

Alaska Railbelt Marine, a subsidiary of Lynden Inc., and the Alaska Railroad have launched the first

Korean Air Cargo will open a $102 million terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Tuesd

Strong 9.3 percent growth in container volume spurred rail intermodal traffic to a year-on-year gain

Is bigger better?Port Industry Day, a symposium and exhibition sponsored by the Port Authori

Hapag-Lloyd AG's parent company has decided to delay by about two years its plan to sell nearly half

The Antonov An-225, the world's largest cargo plane, will be ready for commercial use in the second

Propelled by large gains in the Asia/Pacific region, and continued robust growth in North America, g

Six maritime trading powers on Friday jointly called for the World Trade Organization to restart glo

The U.S. Customs Service has announced that new Post-entry amendment (PEA) procedures will start Oct

Nordana Line in January will offer fixed-day weekly departures from Italy, France and Spain into all

The new EVA rate, effective Oct. 21, will be 15 cents a kilo for U.S. export cargo, up from the curr

UPS Logistics Group has completed the purchase of Livingston Inc. of Oakville, Ontario, and Livingst

EGL Global Logistics, fresh from completing its acquisition of Circle International, will launch a w

Marine clerks at the Port of Boston on Friday instituted a slowdown at the port's main container fac

Officials of Northwest Airlines Cargo and Japan Airlines Cargo celebrated the launch of their cargo

American importers used to be able to predict the direction from which attacks on their trade practi

Lufthansa German Airlines, in the latest move to plug gaps in its European alliance network, has agr

The European Commission, after unearthing new evidence, has widened its closely watched antitrust in

Cargo traffic for U.S. airlines rose 9.3 percent in August, according to the Air Transport Associati

Independent truck drivers on Wednesday participated in rallies at 15 ports on all three coasts to pu

Police in Sicily guarded gasoline pumps to keep order in mile-long lines today after truckers eased

EasyJet, the British low-cost, no-frills airline, is planning an initial public offering on Nov. 22

Congressional negotiators have reached a compromise on an $18 billion transportation spending bill t

Asia is again fueling growth in air cargo, with 16 percent expansion in the first seven months of th

Air France will buy 10 of Boeing Co.'s new long-range 777-300 jets in a deal that could be worth nea