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Broker benefits from lower costs, but lower rates take a bite out of truckload revenue.

Container throughput at the world’s busiest container terminal operator, Hutchison Port Holdings, fell in the first half.

The Port of Houston’s overall container volume passed 1 million 20-foot-equivalent units for the first half of the year.

Mediterranean Shipping Co. has joined CMA CGM as a co-investor in Traxens.

Rotterdam’s lead over Antwerp as Europe’s largest container port continues to narrow.

Air France-KLM’s cargo loss narrowed slightly in the second quarter, but the airline's cargo unit was still stuck in the red.

Russia’s container trade continues to rebound, sparking an intense competition between truckers and railroads.

US trucking industry pioneer built one of the largest LTL carriers, now UPS Freight.

Dockworker arrests are only the latest intrigue at South America's busiest container port.

Absorption of warehouse and distribution facilities is expected to exceed delivery of new space.

The company is among North America’s largest providers of outsourced ocean container freight station services.

DP World expects its modest growth in the first half of the year to speed up.

Automating the freight booking process may be a little closer with the launching of an online marketplace for China-U.S. shipments.

Container Corporation of India is aggressively ramping up its intermodal reach into Krishnapatnam Port.

Hanjin Shipping confirmed it remains in negotiations with tonnage providers for lower rates, but wouldn't say much else.

“A journey of nearly 9,000 nautical miles is not quite halfway around the world."

Plans for the second of six planned inland ports are moving ahead in Georgia, part of an effort to expand the port of Savannah’s intermodal reach into the fast-growing U.S. Southeast market.

The immediate roadblocks, stalemates and impasses the group confronted at the July 15 highlight the deep divisions among the members of the congressional working group and the challenges they’ll face in the months ahead.

TransForce's package division increased sales 6 percent, but its trucking business struggled in the second quarter.

Angry Mexican teachers are blockading some of the country's railways, leaving thousands of containers stranded.

ALE this month used a specially designed skidding system to load a 30,000-ton jack-up drilling rig onto a barge.

The Brexit will slow U.K. containerized trade in the short term.

India's road, rail and inland waterway systems have suffered from years of neglect and underinvestment, adding to freight delays and logistics costs.

A Phoenix-based provider of remote-controlled gas, nitro-powered and electric cars faced major challenges managing its expanding flow of shipments to resellers and individual online and traditional store consumers.

Port touts its proximity to distribution centers along Florida's I-4 corridor.

Australia’s top container terminal operator will have a new owner in short order.

China remains the world leader when it comes to manufacturing for consumers from North America to Europe, but India is catching up.

The owners of the second-biggest container port in Brazil are preparing to sell the facility.

The fifth-largest U.S. truckload carrier is cutting some shippers loose as they seek deep rate cuts in a soft market.

Direct ChassisLink's acquisition this week of a technology company will broaden the intermodal equipment manager’s ability to manage assets.

Orient Overseas Container Line moved more containers in the second quarter of 2016 than the same period a year before.

Container lines in the eastbound trans-Pacific this week were unable to hold on to their rate increases of last week.

Project cargo officials say spending on power generation, infrastructure and oilfield equipment will bolster gradual increases in cargo flow during the next few years.

Swift Transportation's efforts to control capacity weren't enough to stave off a decline in earnings.

The Port of Long Beach says its power needs won't be threatened by ongoing green efforts.

Asia-Europe spot freight rates continued their steady march down from the year’s high reached on July 1.

Span Alaska gives Matson Logistics greater reach into The Frontier State, and door-to-door service capabilities increasingly needed to compete.

Brazilian shippers are suffering from a double whammy of industrial action this week.

The Port of Baltimore is not giving up on a project to raise the Howard Street tunnel enough to allow the passage of double-stacked freight trains.

Maersk Line said it would reroute one of its Suez Canal strings just days before the Panama Canal opened June 26.