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The stark reality that Hanjin can’t be counted on to pay any of the expenses normally billed to a carrier has led to a variety of approaches and ideas at US container terminals.

Trans-Pacific inbound container rates are soaring in the aftermath of this week’s collapse of Hanjin Shipping.

US maritime regulators are urging shippers to report any unreasonable increases in cost or decreases in service tied to the bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping.

Tropical Storm Hermine expected to cross Florida, head up US East Coast.

The Hanjin Shipping bankruptcy isn’t just delaying containerized freight shipments, it’s stranding empty containers.

North American railroads are sending mixed messages to shippers coping with the fallout of the recent Hanjin Shipping line collapse.

DB Cargo and BMW have signed a multi-year contract in another sign of shippers’ attraction to China-Europe containerized rail.

Hanjin Shipping’s collapse has left US motor carriers and intermodal equipment providers scrambling to limit their financial exposure and wondering what to do.

Hyundai Merchant Marine plans to help shield South Korean shippers and its logistics sectors from the repercussions of Hanjin Shipping entering receivership.

CMA CGM has drawn up a contingency plan to protect customers from any fallout from the collapse of Hanjin Shipping.

India’s leading logistics service providers are optimistic that the market will rebound over the course of the year.

Shippers woke Thursday to a nightmare scenario.

A merger between Hanjin and HMM now seems to have the backing of the state.

NYSA says case "was not about fair hiring practices."

Melbourne-based company gives C.H. Robinson Worldwide a direct presence in Australia and New Zealand.

Some North American marine terminals have refused to work Hanjin Shipping vessels for fear they will not be compensated.

The locomotive manufacturer extends its reach beyond railroads to shippers by buying cloud-based supply chain software firm.

DP World is shoring up its position as the largest private terminal operator in India.

Japanese shipping group "K" Line has set up a joint venture with India’s J.M. Baxi Group.

APM Terminals is to invest millions in a new berth at its Port Elizabeth terminal in the Port of New York and New Jersey.

Multipurpose carrier's average rates per ton fall 20 percent amid industry-wide overcapacity.

Sharp spot rate increases could take effect as soon as Thursday.

With transportation veteran Mark Yeager now a senior adviser, private equity firm looks for a "platform" company as a base for expansion in logistics.

The idle container ship fleet remains above 1 million 20-foot-equivalent units and is still rising.

Indian trade unions are going ahead with a strike planned for Friday despite government concessions.

Debt-stricken Hanjin Shipping will file for court protection after losing the support of its banks unhappy with its restructuring efforts.

Few things spook shippers more than the potential for a ship to be arrested in port, something Hanjin has reportedly faced and may see more of as creditors come collecting.

A merger of Hanjin and HMM is in the national interest, believes the Korea Shipowners Association.

Drayage companies in Los Angeles-Long Beach are using a mobile app that allows them to manage truck dispatching and avoid trouble spots in a real-time environment.

Appeals court rejects claims the commission illegally interfered in collective bargaining agreement.

European truckload carrier Waberer’s said it was able to increase revenue and volume in the first half.

Athletic footwear and apparel maker Under Armour’s plan to build a 1.3-million-square-foot e-commerce distribution and warehouse facility is set to boost container traffic through the nearby Port of Baltimore and enhance the larger logistics park it will move goods through.

The days of multiuser container terminals could be coming to an end, according to the head of a Colombian container terminal.

The container-leasing industry is facing its toughest financial challenge since the downturn of 2009.

Opposition to the shipment of liquid radioactive waste from Canada to South Carolina by truck spotlights broader challenge to hazardous materials transportation.

First-half profit at Shanghai International Port Group fell as the economic slowdown in China dampened demand for shipping services.

VTG boosted first-half profit the group benefited from lower financing costs and synergies from the acquisition of a rival company.

Mediterranean Shipping Co. has introduced a new container service between India and Africa to “improve transit times and enhance delivery to those destinations.”

Samskip, the Icelandic shipping and logistics group, has bought Norway’s Euro Container Line.

Asia’s transshipment hubs are facing turbulent times.