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United Parcel Service on Thursday said its fourth-quarter net earnings grew, but missed its initial

The World Trade Organization said on Tuesday that Japan should proceed with extensive economic refor

Canadian Pacific Railway said fourth-quarter revenue rose 6.5 percent to $967 million and operating

Norfolk Southern reported sharply higher fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday driven by increased ra

Vastera, a global provider of trade software, today announced that it is expanding its Trade Managem

WASHINGTON -- As if asking a panel of professors, Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, asked witnesses befor

There are signs the United States and Canada may be moving to negotiate an end to their softwood lum

The New York-New Jersey Port Authority said its ExpressRail ship-to-rail terminals handled record co

Congress should spend down the Inland Waterways Trust Fund in a "reasonable and responsible" manner

Although Norman Y. Mineta is staying at the helm of the Department of Transportation for President B

The Department of Transportation will host public meetings on April 12 and 19, where senior official

Canadian National Railway, Canada's largest railway, posted a record C$1.26-billion profit, up from

WASHINGTON -- Frederico Zuniga, president of the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association

WASHINGTON -- Asa Hutchinson, Homeland Security under secretary for border and transportation securi

Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will hold a confirmation hearing on Feb.

Burlington Northern Santa Fe posted its best quarterly operating ratio since 2000, and third-straigh

More than 100 transport executives at carriers across all modes surveyed by the U.S. Chamber of Comm

CSX Corp., which owns the largest rail system in the eastern United States, said Tuesday that fourth

Norfolk Southern Corp. recently launched 2005 NS Blue Streak, an intermodal service designed to help

Trucking firm CNF Inc. said fourth-quarter profit jumped 19 percent as revenue increased at both its

Norfolk Southern Corp.'s first quarter results for 2005 will include a pre-tax charge of between $30

Union Pacific said Monday it reopened its California Coast Line and Caliente line in Nevada, the las

Keeping onerous tolling provisions out of the next highway bill is at the top of the American Trucki

Shippers increasingly are turning to transportation outsourcers and third-party logistics providers

DHL's parent company said it hopes the transition in 2005 away from majority ownership by the German

Union Pacific Corp., operator of the largest U.S. railroad, said today that fourth-quarter profit fe

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FedEx said on Monday it was in talks with the French government about using the country's prestigiou

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FedEx Custom Critical, the ground freight subsidiary of FedEx Corp. that specializes in emergency de

The European Union agreed on Friday to lift sanctions on $4 billion worth of U.S. goods but said it

DHL Worldwide Express, owned by German logistics giant Deutsche Post AG, will pay at least NZ$80 mil

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is re-opening its two-year-old hours-of-service rule

PBB Global Logistics today said Robert J. Armstrong will join the company on March 1 as senior vice

Manhattan Associates is making changes on the inside as it adjusts to changes on the outside in the

Canadian National Railway and Burlington Northern Santa Fe have reached a routing protocol agreement

Leading barge operator American Commercial Lines said it emerged from two years of Chapter 11 bankru

Truckers on the United States-Mexico border have another option for moving goods more quickly. That