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EGL Inc., an air forwarder specializing in the domestic market, has agreed to buy international forw

India and Bangladesh signed an agreement Tuesday to reopen for movement of cargo a railway route tha

Air Canada and the union representing its 2,200 pilots, will resume contract negotiations on Friday

Sun Microsystems and Bolero.net have signed a joint agreement for the development of a computer plug

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd., Singapore-based parent of APL Ltd., is stepping up its drive into logisti

IBM Corp. has announced a strategic alliance with an Australian software provider to boost the capab

Sri Lanka's state-run Port of Colombo is trying to improve efficiency and productivity to meet the c

Chris Koch, the former chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission and general counsel for Sea-Land

The Port of Halifax announced that two of the world's largest terminal companies are competing to re

CP Ships has joined the U.K. Chamber of Shipping, Britain's association of shipowners and managers.<

The union representing Brazilian customs agents is considering calling a weeklong work stoppage to f

Singapore-based feeder operators who call at Bangladesh's Port of Chittagong have threatened to impo

The United States and Britain today resumed negotiations aimed at reaching a bilateral aviation agre

Pilots for Cathay Pacific Airways have voted to support a union plan to refuse to work on scheduled

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review a lower court's ruling that the federal government can

Finnair, Finland's national carrier, will increase rates by an average 4.9 percent on July 15 becaus

Danzas AG, in anticipation of steady trade growth between Africa and the United States as a result o

Deutsche Post AG's plan for an initial public offering in the fall faces a new hurdle after the Euro

The Grand Alliance of five shipping lines is revamping its Asia-Europe service this month, adding so

When the Federal Maritime Commission released interim results of its investigation into the effects

When the Maltese-flagged tanker Erika sank off the coast of France during a storm last December, it

The Business Alliance for Customs Modernization reports a breakthrough in its negotiations with fede

Automobile exports have been diverted from Houston to other ports in recent months because of a trou

Zurich's airport operates under a disadvantage in competition for cargo: It serves a small domestic

The Port of Halifax just can't seem to catch a break. It no sooner recovered from losing out as a fi

DHL Worldwide Express and United Parcel Service have launched separate products to facilitate trade

Shipments between the United States and Canada on the Great Lakes are strong, but the news for carri

More than a year after the Ocean Shipping Reform Act took effect, Canada is proceeding with its own

Shippers can look forward to continued low marine insurance rates for ocean cargo but the good times

Raymond L. Smith can sit in his San Francisco office, switch on his computer and monitor any custome

DONALD P. LUTHER will join the Global Trade Advisory Group at the law firm of Katten Muchin Zavis as

If you recall the days when contract negotiations between Atlantic and Gulf Coast longshoremen and e

ICAHN INTERESTED IN CSX. Financier Carl Icahn, fresh from a $600 million profit on the sale of Nabis

A proposed amendment to Canada's Customs Act would create a broad framework for imposing penalties o

Calm has descended upon U.S. waterfronts after last winter's noisy protests by independent truckers

Europe's top cargo airports are fighting furiously for market share. The continent's leading air car

North America's two transcontinental railroads, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific, have a commo

ED EMMETT, president of the National Industrial Transportation League, says he's not holding his bre

To get some idea where Flemming R. Jacobs, the chief executive of NOL Group, wants to take the group

More mergers and acquisitions are likely to follow last week's announced purchase by Logistics.com o