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CargoNow.com, an online marketplace for internationaltransportation and logistics services, has sign

Rail intermodal traffic, spurred by continued gains in imports, turned in its 20th consecutive year-

One of Hong Kong's largest property developers is boosting its logistics activity with creation of E

Toby Skaar, vice president and general manager of Kitty Hawk Cargo, will be returning to the air car

Greece plans to finalize details of the partial privatization of the country's two top ports, Pireau

Some 2,200 minority applicants who were rejected for lucrative waterfront jobs because they failed a

Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison is still hopeful that a bill to amend the 1936 Carriage of Goods by Sea Ac

Five software companies have joined bolero.net, the international logistics and financial communitie

When David Adam joined Marine Terminals Corp. in 1980, clerks tracked container movements around ter

RICH DESIMONE, president, global marine at St. Paul Companies Inc., from senior vice president, mari

U.S. Customs didn't satisfy everyone with its latest version of a program to revolutionize the way i

Two years after turning over the reins at Circle International to David I. Beatson, Peter Gibert has

Speeding up port gate operations is often a matter of automation: using computers to process customs

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines said it will introduce a dedicated Japan/Asia to inter-West Africa service begin

TradeCard Inc., an online trade transaction settlement company for importers and exporters, and Come

FedEx Corp. is launching a new service to help small- to medium-size customers expand their business

Fourteen armed stowaways have hijacked an India-bound Italian cargo vessel, demanding safe passage t

Bangladesh's Finance Minister S.A.M.S. Kibria has promised the government will introduce modern cust

A FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION interim report on the impact of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 1998

One of the few strings left dangling after a port peace accord between the governors of New York and

Most mornings on his way to work, Capt. Jim McNamara stops at Port Newark. He'll board a ship, chat

Four months after being named president of the Latin America and Caribbean division of FedEx Express

Chilean shipping line Compania Sud Americana de Vapores became the latest member of the club of glob

Most of the faces will be the same when East Coast longshore labor leaders and employer officials si

ClearCross has announced an agreement with Ariba by which Ariba's procurementmanagement software wil

Mexican ports used be nightmares of overstaffing, inefficiency, corruption and cargo delays. They st

The first thing you notice when entering the offices of Go-Cargo.com in lower Manhattan is a Honda S

When cargo moves from road to rail to sea and back to rail and road, who pays for damage to cargo th

Look out on the harbor in Seattle, Charleston or Newark, and you'll see ships stacked with steel con

After three weeks of assessing Malaysia's new Port of Tanjung Pelepas, APL Ltd. ultimately decided t

Emery Worldwide has appointed two vice presidents for the logistics company's newly reorganized oper

Britain and the United States are playing down prospects for a breakthrough in negotiations to open

United Airlines will be expanding its warehouse space at Anchorage Airport to 10,000 square feet und

American maritime supporters took heart at one aspect of last week's news that P&O Nedlloyd was buyi

Britain's independent air cargo companies risk being sidelined as London and Washington launch a new

Steve Bushey, Mike Simon and their colleagues at Americas Systems Inc. believe they've found a way t

Airbus Industrie is ready to announce the go-ahead for a $12 billionproject to build the world's big

Air Cargo Inc. hit a huge pothole three years ago when the airline-owned trucking company's main com

When ''Joey'' made his first public flight last month, his proud parent, Germany's CargoLifter AG, h

For the ocean tariff publishing industry, the passage of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act struck a heav