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The decision will facilitate infrastructure investment.

RZD is introducing new rail services between China and Europe via Mongolia.

Set up to serve foreign companies, Asian factories are trying to re-engineer themselves to cope with shrinking orders and increasing regional demand.

New York-New Jersey port officials and the major container lines are trying again to convince US federal maritime regulators to allow them to discuss a contentious per-container charge.

The growth of these ports is coming at the expense of the two largest US gateways.

Although vessels of more than 9,000 TEU have called at Santos, they have not been as long as the Hyundai Loyalty.

Nearly half of the fastest-growing North American ports were outside the United States.

Finnlines’ extended its four-year run of record results.

Rickmers urged all creditors to abstain from actions that may jeopardize or delay the orderly wind-up of the trust.

Rising China-Europe rail volume was reported by China's largest online retailer in the first quarter.

TCI’s fiscal year 2016 to 2017 consolidated net earnings increased nearly 44 percent.

Container shipping stakeholders are pressing the Hong Kong government to adjust the air draft clearance restriction of an iconic Hong Kong suspension bridge.

Shippers in Brazil are facing cargo delays at all the main ports Tuesday and Wednesday.

The railway said it will do everything in its power to minimize impact to customers.

The pilot project includes some of the biggest stakeholders at the largest US port.

Share prices of Japan’s top three shipping firms are languishing.

In recent weeks some terminals have been struggling to handle a surge in new business.

“Bring your cargo, it’s going to be fine.”

The court ordered bondholder Peter Kwok Kian Tow and Rickmers Maritime to exchange affidavits.

Supply chain bottlenecks that have long been a drag on growth at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust are rapidly easing.

Outdated and poorly maintained rolling stock is causing Russia’s containerized rail system to operate below capacity.

Spanish dockers have threatened a fresh wave of strikes.

Revenue and profit both sank at Japan’s Sumitomo Warehouse Co.

The expansion will enable the terminal to add a fourth berth and boost the total terminal area by nearly 30 percent.

Long-haul truckload operator launches final-mile service using straight trucks, team drivers.

North American railways and trucking companies are in a bare-knuckle, low-margin fight for domestic intermodal cargo.

"We have seen growth spurts before that have fizzled out and regressed back to the downwards trend soon enough, although admittedly none in recent years have been close to the same magnitude.”

“The likely outcome of this situation, if not resolved, is liens and vessel arrests.”

Weakness in global commodity markets continue to weigh on Toll Logistics.

The purchase of last-mile logistics businesses in 2016 drove Schneider revenue higher despite a soft truckload market.

Recommendations highlight the unique requirements of mega-ships and the complexity of bringing them to berth.

DP World said investment in the port could reach $442 million.

With the loss-making first quarter out of the way, Maersk Line expects the recovering market to drive up profitability for the rest of the year.

Indian authorities and labor federations are inching toward an agreement that would avert threatened work stoppages.

Taiwan’s top three carriers — Evergreen Marine Corp., Wan Hai Lines, and Yang Ming — have posted their first-quarter financial results.

US Gulf ports are angling for a share of the increased exports, and shippers of cotton and other commodities worry resins will absorb limited container and ship capacity.

New Panama Canal services from Asia are helping to fuel steady growth in Gulf ports’ single-digit share of US containerized imports.

The industry is mulling two ways to make the extended-gates program at the Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex more effective.

Flexe's virtual next-day delivery network helps the "Airbnb of warehousing" deliver e-commerce fulfillment for shippers.

The commercial and operational environment in the largest US trade lane is unsettled right now due to new service contracts taking effect on May 1.