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Taiwan's state-run shipbuilder plans to slash staff amid mounting losses and stiff competition.<

Denmark's Torm West Africa Lines will hold a special meeting of shareholders on Sept. 26 to choose a

U.S. Customs Commissioner Raymond Kelly today praised the efforts of trade facilitators in securing

Iberia Airlines, Spain's national carrier, soon may end its 10-year relationship with Aerolineas Arg

Deutsche Post, Germany's mail, express and logistics giant, plans an initial public offering for its

Carriers and forwardershave gotten the wordin Asia, and the wordis logistics, even if there's no con

Bonni Tischler, U.S. Customs' new assistant commissioner for field operations, has a straightforward

Don't call Oakland a regional port. Oakland executives believe the Northern California gateway has m

Back in 1994, a start-up company called FastShip Inc. offered a tantalizing vision of the future. By

British Midland, gearing up to launch passenger service next year between Manchester, England, and W

Although she's moved upstairs at the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey - from the 34th floor o

The U.S. Customs Service' Office of Regulations and Rulings has not met its standards for prompt rul

A story in the Sept. 15 edition of the JoC Online incorrectly stated that ending carriers' antitrust

The centerpiece of Raymond Smith's blueprint for turning around Fritz Cos. couldn't be more straight

Steve Roath recognizes inventory as a necessary evil. If a customer comes into a Longs Drug Stores o

Jacques R. Saade has acquired the shares of his brother Johnny in the French container carrier CMA-C

British airlines are pressing European Union regulators to be tough on a planned merger between Brit

China has discovered logistics, and not a moment too soon.Currently, the typical distributio

United Airlines' inability to obtain additional takeoff and landing slots at Tokyo's Narita Internat

Polar Air Cargo has added a sixth 747-200 freighter to its fleet under a long-term lease arrangement

Taiwanese carriers Yangming Marine Transport Corp. and the Uniglory Marine Corp. subsidiary of Everg

The central government is drafting plans to upgrade India's state-owned shipyards to international s

Lufthansa Cargo AG plans to hold on to its 25 percent share in DHL International Ltd., even if Deuts

National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. (Nassco) has received a $630 million contract from BP for the co

Illinois Central Railroad will build a $4 million, three-mile rail line to serve ExxonMobil Chemical

China Southern Airlines , the largest airline in the People's Republic of China, launches its new Ch

The Descartes Systems Group Inc. has won a contract to provide supply chain software technology to B

Exporters to Puerto Rico may find themselves out of compliance after Oct. 10 when the Bureau of Expo

Harland & Wolff, the Belfast shipyard that built the doomed Titanic ocean liner, has escaped almost

Global Terminal and Container Services Inc. in Jersey City, N.J., will acquire eight rubber-tired ga

P&O Ports has reached agreement to acquire Antwerp Combined Terminals (ACT), the largest independent

Twenty-five airlines and forwarders will begin testing a new quality management system in October.

Union Pacific Railroad wants its engineers to work more regular hours and earn set salaries as the n

Logistics.com Inc., which took a base of existing transportation management software products and wi

Federal Express Corp. has doubled its flights in India to 10 a week.The flights, two each we

What may become a grass-roots movement among the trade communityto effect changes in import-export l

More than 200,000 short tons of rice are expected to be shipped annually from a new La Grain rice pa

The nationwide revolt against high fuel prices that brought Britain to a standstill crumbled this mo

A number of U.S. lawmakers, some prominent in maritime transportation policy, are expected to speak

Federal Maritime Commissioner Delmond Won has won Senate confirmation for a second term, ending June