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Two years ago, Maersk Sealand set off a fierce bidding war among ports seeking to be the carrier's N

P&O NEDLLOYD UPGRADES FARRELL SERVICE. P&O Nedlloyd, which has won Maritime Administration approval

The next 10 years will bring fewer abrupt changes in trade volumes as a gradually declining dollar l

Con-Way NOW, a freight carrier specializing in emergency and express service that began operations i

Container traffic into the Port of Los Angeles topped 200,000 for the third consecutive month in Jun

Ronald C. Rasmus, chairman and president of Great Lakes Towing Co. of Cleveland, has been elected ch

CargoSphere.com, an online international transportation auction company that went live in February,

It happens all the time: A ship is ready to sail, but there's no shipper's export declaration for a

Europe has become the make-or-break market for the world's leading air express companies. As the ind

Do importers still have any hope of getting rid of the unpopular harbor maintenance tax on their wat

Canadian National Railway on Monday announced the launch of four new intermodal freight trains linki

As a Bowling Green University senior, Barry Brandman dreamed of joining the FBI, traveling the world

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Integrated express carriers are gaining an edge over traditional transport companies in the fast-gro

While much attention has been focused on keeping invasive species such as the tree-devouring Asian l

Russia may propose that the railway line between North and South Korea be restored, according to rep

Emirates Airlines, lured by the potential of passenger and cargo business from southern India, will

The European Union will warn South Korea on Tuesday that it risks a challenge in the World Trade Org

The shipping industry joined in welcoming the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce

The profits of Deutsche Bahn AG, the government-owned railway on the road to privatization in coming

As the squeeze on trucking capacity in the U.S. gets tighter, exporters and other shippers are hopin

Eight of Hong Kong's largest textile and apparel producers are banding together in a consortium to c

James R. Crane, chief executive of EGL Inc., neatly summarized the reasoning behind his company's ac

As the trans-Pacific peak season shifts into high gear, port officials from Los Angeles and Long Bea

Know a good mechanic? The air transport industry doesn't know enough of them. In fact, the air cargo

UPS Logistics Group has appointed Scott Shively as vice president of its global wireless solutions g

Air France and Lufthansa Cargo plan to raise rates on westbound trans-Atlantic cargo this fall.<

Contship Containerlines has appointed a new agency partner in Bangladesh as part of an overall progr

State-owned Air India, in the midst of an overhaul ahead of privatization, expects a $17 million los

*If no solid wood packing material is used, the exporter can self-certify to that effect by placing

A LAWYER INVOLVED in a legal challenge to a Savannah harbor-dredging project says he's not impressed

India's customs service is further relaxing its rules over the handling of less-than-containerload c

When a Supreme Court decision last year made it harder for importers to challenge U.S. Customs regul

Shippers and passengers in western Pennsylvania again will be able to enjoy direct service to London

Australian Freight Services has aligned itself with the NACA Group, a Long Beach-based corporation o

Higher terminal fees at the Port of Halifax could force long-term customer Zim-American Israeli Ship

A unit of Hong Kong's Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. reportedly is planning air cargo services in Shenzhen,

The U.S. Department of Transportation has tentativelygranted Delta Air Lines the right to operate se

The European Union, in a controversial move aimed at helping newcomers break into the aviation marke