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APL Ltd. will start a weekly trans-Atlantic container service between the U.S. East and Gulf coasts

The Postal Service said it has significantly enhanced its premier international expedited service.

Phoenix International Freight Services Ltd., the Wood Dale, Ill.-based forwarder, has appointed Step

Maersk Sealand will hold a ceremony today to mark the beginning of a $246.8 million renovation of it

The Supreme Court, rejecting a railroad's appeal, let stand a $50 million award won by the heirs of

Two men with maritime policy experience in Washington, D.C., were named vice presidents of the recen

Swedish Orient Line and Scan Orient Shipping Co., a subsidiary of the Greek shipping company Niver L

The International Longshoremen's Association's southern leaders are agreeable to changes that would

3PLex.com, the online transportation company that focuses on the trucking industry's intermediaries,

American Airlines Cargo this week opened a regional customer service center at its Los Angeles termi

A subsidiary of the Philippines' largest container terminal operator submitted the highest bid to op

The sheer number of waivers that the Maritime Administration grants to cargo preference laws shows w

World Airways has signed a letter of intent to lease two DC-10-30 freighters, supplementing three ot

Singapore Airlines and Japan Airlines Cargo this month will expand their cooperation in cargo.

The Pakistani government has raised the ire of ocean carriers by ordering them to withdraw a contain

Third-party intermediaries are a necessary tool for companies moving project and heavy lift cargo, a

Taiwan's first port exclusively for industrial use will be inaugurated by the end of the year at Mai

The Surface Transportation Board proposed new rules on Tuesday that would make it more difficult for

The European Union, after failing to resolve a long-running shipbuilding dispute with South Korea, i

Cargolux International Airlines, which already has one of the world's largest fleets of 747-400 frei

European Union transport ministers have called for single-hull oil tankers to be phased out by 2012

Austria's effort to finance trans-Alpine rail improvements by sharply increasing Brenner Pass highwa

A Panama-registered tanker ran aground between Indonesia and Singapore early today, spilling about 2

Shipping lines in the eastbound trans-Pacific are expected on Tuesday to announce proposed general r

The Senate late last week approved two maritime-related bills: the Maritime Administration Authoriza

FedEx Corp., bracing for additional competition that will come when the United States grants additio

The federal government is falling behind on investment in U.S. navigation infrastructure, the presid

Less than a decade ago China was the 17th-largest market for Eastman Ko-dak. Today it's the second-l

Stevedoring Services of America is venturing off the beaten path in its search for locations in the

For more than a decade, Henry Moss has been telling anyone who would listen that the South Carolina

Data used in this story cover contributions by maritime industry political action committees to fede

NOL EARNINGS SOAR IN FIRST HALF: Neptune Orient Lines Ltd., parent of APL Ltd., said it earned US$49

The National Transportation Safety Board, in its latest response to a 1998 accident on the Mississip

Strong competition from motor carriers will ensure that railroads continue to improve service despit

China is moving all import and export permits to electronic processing as part of what officials say

William Maron was born to be a freight forwarder. He grew up around the business, working during his

A downturn in barge construction, coupled with an aging barge fleet, will push shipping rates higher

Imagine a shipper dedicated to trimming the fat from its supply chain management system, taking full

Joseph Miniace, president of the Pacific Maritime Association, has asked West Coast longshore union

Officials at the Military Traffic Management Com-mand say P&O Nedlloyd's recent acquisition of Farre