Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Shippers will most likely be the first ones paying the price for a recently passed homeland security

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.World markets are still hungry for big new warehouses, if

Top leaders of Japan and Indonesia plan to sign a free-trade agreement at a meeting in Jakarta on Au

James A. McIlrath, a longtime Chicago-area logistics industry executive who founded DSC Logi

WASHINGTON -- The Global Shippers Forum has warned that a U.S. law requiring all containers to be sc

President Bush said Thursday that he would oppose proposals to increase the gasoline tax to raise fu

The freight transportation business declined significantly in June, according to figures from the De

Freight forwarder Pacific CMA notified the American Stock Exchange that it intended to delist the tr

President Bush has nominated A. Paul Anderson to be chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission.

German railroad locomotive engineers called off a strike that threatened to gridlock ocean container

Jayson P. Ahern on Monday assumed the duties of deputy commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Prote

Freight business declined significantly in June, according to figures from the U.S. Department of Tr

The National Association of Manufacturers formed a coalition to support modernization of the nation'

OTTAWA -- Cargo traffic on the St. Lawrence Seaway-Great Lakes system continued to drop through July

Improved intermodal volumes increased revenue for Pacer International but couldn't add to operating

i2 Technologies Inc., a Dallas-based supplier of supply chain software, announced that second-quarte

SEATTLE -- Expeditor's International of Washington reported double-digit increases in revenue and ne

A new trust fund - and, possibly, higher fuel taxes - is needed to help fix the nation's structurall

The United States has launched arbitration proceedings against Canada, charging Ottawa is violating

Jayson P. Ahern on Monday assumed the duties of deputy commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Prote

National Logistics Management on Aug. 6 promoted Robert "Bob" Robertson to senior manager of the NLM

Expeditors International of Washington increased earnings 16 percent in the second quarter with grow

Norfolk Southern Railway Co. and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen on Tuesday ann

The President on Monday put his signature on the emergency bridge repair bill that the House passed

i2 Technologies Inc., a Dallas-based supplier of supply chain software, announced that second-quarte

CEVA Group, the former logistics unit of Netherlands-based TNT, completed its acquisition of air and

A free-trade agreement between Japan and Chile will take effect on Sept. 3, the Japanese government

The House of Representatives on Friday voted 421-0 to approve up to $250 million in emergency transp

Ocean container traffic through leading northwest Europe ports is facing massive disruption after Ge

Geodis, one of Europe's top logistics companies, reported first-half operating profit fell by over a

U-Freight, the Asia-based freight services group, has opened a full-service logistics facility in Ho

Almost every week seems to bring another alarm about food supply chains in distress, but industry ex

India's trade deficit in June increased to $7.33 billion from $3.64 billion a year ago, as the count

U-Freight, the Asia-based freight services group, has opened a full-service logistics facility in Ho

CEVA Group, the former logistics unit of Netherlands-based TNT, completed its acquisition of air and

Nichiha USA selected Saddle Creek, a Lakeland, Fla.-based 3PL, to manage warehousing, distribution a

Six companies will use Savi Technology's RFID program for electronic cargo seals in an effort called

American Commercial Lines last week increased per-day demurrage charges for liquid shipments by 15 p

The House on Wednesday evening overwhelmingly approved H.R. 3248, a bill to make technical correctio

Intermodal rail volume declined 1.5 percent in the second quarter compared to the second quarter of