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The Port of Jawaharlal Nehru and three trade unions have signed an agreement that will allow India's

The amount of grain moving through the Port of Houston soared 71 percent in the first half of the ye

In this Special Report, JoC Week provides data and analysis of container traffic in major trade rout

Trucking companies that get unsatisfactory safety ratings from federal regulators will be threatened

PSA Corp. is setting up a logistics and information technology project at China's Port of Dalian, wh

TNT International Express has announced a partnership with AnythingOvernight.com, an Internet-based

A U.S.-flag vessel operated by Farrell Lines was boarded and detained by a gunboat in the Adriatic S

The U.S. Customs Service has seized $11.4 million in cash that people tried to smuggle out of the co

A federal appeals court has ruled that just because a forwarder promises close door-to-door care and

The U.S. Customs Service says it will begin a second round of audits on 300 large importers who have

The Pakistani government plans to give Karachi, the country's main seaport, more autonomy to improve

Panapina Group, boosted by the recent boom in the oil transport sector, today reported improved busi

Harland & Wolff, the troubled Belfast shipyard that built the Titanic, will announce several hundred

South Korea, in another step to improve trade and infrastructure to the North, will build a four-lan

Air Canada on Friday announced that it will accept recommendations from a federal mediator for a fou

Exxon Mobil Corp. announced today that a new double-hull very-large crude carrier was delivered for

Hong Kong's Ocean-Land Group Ltd., rebounding from a failed Internet consumer venture, is switching

The Port of New Orleans hopes to decide within a month on an operator or operators for the Napoleon

Tanker freight rates have soared to their highest level in more than 25 years and are set to break a

The tug and barge industry is celebrating the 10th anniversary of the landmark Oil Pollution Act of

The Marine Transportation System National Advisory Council will hold a meeting on Sept. 7 to discuss

Motor carrier Celadon Group said revenues in the June 2000 quarter rose more than 28 percent to $91.

Under U.S. export control laws, freight forwarders or 'forwarding agents,' as they are sometimes kno

Halterm Ltd., the major container terminal at Halifax, on Thursday announced higher earnings for the

FastShip Inc. has announced an agreement with Conrail to acquire part of a railyard and dormant ship

Shippers seeking greater competition - and lower prices - in the German rail market got a boost this

Norasia Container Lines has returned to the trans-Atlantic after a six-month hiatus.The carr

China Southern Airlines Co. is expanding its Chicago-Shenzhen all-cargo service with a stop in Shang

Italy's Grimaldi Line has emerged as a likely bidder for Atlantic Container Line after acquiring Phi

P&O Stena Line, one of the world's largest freight ferry operators, today blamed higher fuel bills a

- A.P. Moller Group Thursday reported sharply higher profit and revenue as a result of its acquisiti

Docks in San Juan, Puerto Rico, reopened this morning as Hurricane Debby passed north of the Commonw

Air Canada and its 2,200 pilots are studying proposals for a four-year contract made by a federal me

Jeremy Smith is stepping down from his job as chief operating officer of the Liberian International

Global Logistics Technologies Inc. (G-Log), the Shelton, Conn.-based logistics software company, wil

Blaming the high cost of fuel and flight delays,Swissair parent SAirGroup said its profit tumbled in

Super typhoon Bilis swept across Taiwan today, closing the Port of Kaohsiung and disrupting scores o

AS Eesti Raudtee, the Estonian railroad that has benefited from hefty increases in cargo volume betw

ECT, Europe's largest stevedoring company, said a strike could be imminent since it failed to reach

Georgia Ports Authority facilities, including the ports of Savannah and Brunswick as well as inland