Transport, Trade and Regulation News

The underlying credit fundamentals of infrastructure projects across the globe remain solid despite

The Maritime Administration has rescinded its invitation to companies that might want to participate

The global credit crisis and economic downturn, coupled with a sharp reduction in driving, has cut i

Anyone who thought the supply chain software market could avoid the carnage the world's financial cr

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The world''s biggest retailer is setting an ambitious goa

At least $60 billion in state and local transportation spending is at stake in this year's elections

TOKYO -- Japan's Yusen Air & Sea Service Co., Ltd., the core logistics arm of NYK Line group, re

Intermodal and carload freight volume on U.S. railroads took a major tumble in the week ending Oct.

Leaders of the House Ways and Means Committee have urged Customs and Border Protection to take an in

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Oct. 31 removed an important barrier to implementing a C

ProLogis, the distribution facility developer and real estate investment trust, announced that it ha

Canadian Pacific Railway has taken control of the Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern Railroad Corp., on f

At least $60 billion in state and local transportation spending is at stake in this year's elections

TOKYO -- Japan's Yusen Air & Sea Service Co., Ltd., the core logistics arm of NYK Line group, re

Hallock Northcott, president and chief executive of the American Association of Exporters and Import

Consolidated Fastfrate Inc., a provider of transportation and logistic services in Canada, announced

Swiss forwarder Panalpina blamed the sagging global economy, withdrawal from business in Nigeria and

Consolidated Fastfrate Inc., a provider of transportation and logistic services in Canada, announced

The U.S. economy officially moved into negative territory in the third quarter as cutbacks in consum

Customs and Border Protection, in cooperation with Mexican Customs, will begin 24-hour operations at

WASHINGTON -- Senior officials at Customs and Border Protection now are declining to predict when th

Swiss forwarder Panalpina today reported net income in the first three quarters tumbled 34 percent f

The United States won a World Trade Organization dispute with India Thursday, concerning extra dutie

Surface trade with Canada and Mexico increased in August at its slowest pace so far this year, accor

The future of the United States' free-trade agenda is in big trouble. Consider this train of thought

SEATTLE -- The credit crunch will delay the closing of the $107-million Eastside Rail Corridor deal

CSCMP CEO Rick D. Blasgen is the 2008 "Person of the Year" for a transportation group at the Univers

Customs and Border Protection and the Consumer Product Safety Commission are introducing a new impor

Canadian Pacific Railway on Tuesday said third-quarter profits dropped by 21 percent on freight volu

The Government Accountability Office has recommended that the Bush administration suspend its Valida

Lobbyists for the nation's airports want to be included in a potential windfall of transportation in

Blasted by the financial crisis, consumer confidence withered in October, falling to an all-time low

A study released this week finds that high-value consumer electronics, food and clothing are the thr

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Greatwide Logistics Services filed for Chapter 11 bankrup

Democratic leaders stand ready to send billions of dollars flowing to transportation infrastructure

For a business world anxious about what transportation investment and regulation will look like in W

Sen. Ted Stevens, D-Alaska, has been found guilty of public corruption, placing the re-election bid

It may seem like mission impossible in the current economic environment, but it's a mission that log

Has sourcing from China become harder in the last 18 months? Yes, says Steve Ganster, and he lists s

Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., in a letter to the National Industrial Tr