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Transportation.com, the online truck transportation marketplace set up by Yellow Corp., has appointe

U.S. ports plan to seek federal legislation to establish a program that will manage the release of s

Vastera, a software company specializing in international trade documentation and related services,

Transportacion Maritima Mexicana announced that General Motors has paid $20 million to acquire a 3.3

Crowley Maritime Corp. has promoted Bill Pennella to vice chairman and executive vice president.

Third-quarter earnings at Continental Airlines, propelled by strong gains in passenger revenue, rose

Easyjet, one of Europe's largest low-cost, no-frills airlines, is going ahead with an initial public

Celarix Inc., the software company specializing in supply chain and transportation management, has o

Strong export demand from Asian centres such as Korea, Taiwan and Thailand is pressuring air freight

The Port of New York and New Jersey today released cargo statistics for the first half of 2000 today

Massachusetts Port Authority officials said Tuesday afternoon that they are hopeful the labor disput

India expects to add port capacity of about 130 million metric tons in two years to meet rising dema

When the federal government decided to scuttle the Charleston Navy Base in the early 1990s, many loc

Aer Lingus, the Irish national airline, will ground its fleet on Tuesday after the major cabin crew

Stevedoring Services of America is expected to reach agreement with Bangladesh by the end of the yea

A new route linking Pusan, South Korea, with Posiet in the Russian Far East is expected to open on N

When John Moran arrived in Washington, D.C., in 1986, he thought he'd spend two years working on Cap

If U.S. ports are lagging in automation of container terminals, it's not because no one's trying. A

When trans-Pacific carriers announced plans to impose a chassis surcharge, shippers saw red, but thi

MAERSK SEALAND TO RESTRUCTURE PACIFIC SERVICES: Maersk Sealand will restructure its Asia-to-U.S. ser

Hopes for an open-skies agreement between the United States and Britain by the end of the year were

The operator of Merida's container terminal remains uncertain. Although ICAVE's $7.5 million bid on

Ever heard the one about the Customs auditors who stayed so long the company painted their names on

In Los Angeles, in New York, in Charleston, in Houston and in almost every other North American cont

Ports won congressional approval of money for several major dredging projects in the energy and wate

When the Port of Seattle set out to build its largest container terminal, it didn't want to tie up i

The robust rally in container shipping could run out of steam as early as next year as the supply of

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation (P&O), the British shipping and logistics group, has announce

Polar Tankers Inc., announced today that it will build a fourth tanker to carry crude oil from Alask

The U.S. Senate passed the Miscellaneous Tariffs Bill on Friday, but two new amendments will send th

When Vincente Fox was elected president of Mexico last July, ending seven decades of one-party rule,

Servicing companies that buy or sell goods over the Internet is increasingly common among U.S.-based

Crowley Logistics, a Jacksonville, Fla.-based subsidiary of Crowley Maritime Corp., has named Bill A

Direct Container Line, the Carson, Calif.-based non-vessel operating common carrier, has opened an o

Malaysia's newest port, having recently bagged the world's largest container line as a customer and

Two shipping lines in the U.S.-Hawaii trade are expanding their services due to recent growth in the

Pakistan International Airlines today imposed a currency surcharge that will result in a 7 percent i

IN ANOTHER SIGN that discussion agreements may be supplanting conferences as the primary means of co

The two biggest events in Panama during the last century have been the opening of the canal in 1914

When Maersk Sealand moves into its new 485-acre container terminal at the Port of Los Angeles, the c