Transport, Trade and Regulation News

The board of supply chain software provider i2 Technologies has officially made Dr. Pallab K. Chatte

Supply chain services provider Exel announced that it has implemented a transportation management te

The Teamsters Union on Thursday urged Congress to pass legislation that would require trucking compa

WASHINGTON -- The Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly agreed to the conference report for comprehensiv

The United States should cut barriers to its markets to help it tackle economic turmoil, and boost i

"Demand for U.S. coal will reach a new record in 2008 despite a lagging domestic economy," said Krai

WASHINGTON -- The Ocean Carrier Equipment Management Association has published guidelines to help sh

Icelandic container operator Samskip announced that it has added Greece to the list of countries in

Manufacturing activity in New York State deteriorated slightly in May after a rebound in April, acco

WASHINGTON -- Moving swiftly to quell a lobbying effort to allow heavier trucks on the nation's road

Biometric identification cards could be mandated for airport workers next, if legislation introduced

Nationwide manufacturing and mining activity declined in April while utilities increased their outpu

Moving swiftly to quell a lobbying effort to allow heavier trucks on the nation's roads, Sen. Frank

Activity in the Philadelphia region's manufacturing sector declined at a more moderate rate than in

Opponents of allowing heavier trucks on the nation's highways rallied on Capitol Hill yesterday, arg

March marked the largest monthly decline in freight movements since August 2006, according to a repo

WASHINGTON -- Congress is poised to approve a comprehensive farm bill which includes a provision tha

The House joined the Senate in passing legislation calling for a halt in additions to the Strategic

Canadian National Railway announced a new intermodal service between the Eastern Quebec region, Toro

The largest monthly decline in freight movements since August 2006 occurred in March, according to a

The Cass Freight Index of freight activity in the United States showed shipments fell 7 percent in A

Consumer prices went up in April but not as much as in March. Food, energy services and apparel led

Trade negotiators from the United States and European Union have agreed on a number of steps to ease

China has made its export regime "considerably more restrictive" in part because of its efforts to r

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development announced that its composite leading indic

3M Co. is selling the logistics and supply chain software company, HighJump Software, to the Boston

On Tuesday UPS announced it has ordered 200 hybrid electric vehicles -- what it said is the largest

ProLogis is developing 220,000 square feet of distribution space in Hungary for a subsidiary of U.S.

World Trade Organization Director General Pascal Lamy said it is still possible that trade ministers

In a near unanimous vote, the U.S. Senate agreed Tuesday to stop filling the Strategic Petroleum Res

Retail sales improved over last April, according to advance estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.

SEATTLE -- The Port of Seattle is set to enter the railroad business later this year under an agreem

Penske Logistics began the transition process to manage the dedicated fleet for Cardinal Health's me

China's trade surplus reached $16.68 billion in April, down about 1 percent from the same month a ye

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Farmers took to Capitol Hill last month, telling a House

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The former chairman of the House Transportation and Infra

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill

Meet Paulo Striker, logistics director of Sadia SA, a Brazilian company that's one of the world's la

FedEx on Friday sharply reduced its earnings outlook for the quarter ending May 31. Citing r

President Bush issued a proclamation Monday declaring May 11-17 National Transportation Week and May