Transport, Trade and Regulation News

The Port of New York and New Jersey will not be able to maintain its number one position on the East

NEW YORK -- China's containerized trade is expected to reach 100 millions TEUs by the end of this de

Florida officials on Tuesday reopened the westbound lanes of the Interstate-10 bridge across Escambi

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway on Tuesday completed a raft of double-track projects on its 2,2

The loss from a security breach of just one shipping container could cost companies up to a collecti

The loss from a security breach of just one shipping container could cost companies up to a collecti

The Greenbrier Cos. announced Benjamin Whiteley has been elected chairman to succeed Alan James, who

The Greenbrier Cos. announced Benjamin Whiteley has been elected chairman to succeed Alan James, who

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway on Tuesday completed a raft of double-track projects on its 2,2

Florida officials on Tuesday reopened the westbound lanes of the Interstate-10 bridge across Escambi

The Intermodal Interchange Executive Committee (IIEC) said it approved important changes to the inde

Florida's economy will get a major boost if Congress approves the Central American Free Trade Agreem

OTTAWA - Canadian importers are campaigning for a public-private shipping coalition to help resolve

WASHINGTON -- The Senate on Monday named conferees to join House members to finalize legislation tha

LONDON -- Europe's fragmented logistics industry is embarking on a new round of consolidation.

Canadian Pacific Railway and Norfolk Southern Corp. filed documents Friday with the Surface Transpor

Amendments in the Senate are making the National Intelligence Reform Act look more like homeland sec

The Securities and Exchange Commission has upgraded its investigation into stock trades by Swift Tra

Taiwan's northern Port of Keelung officially inaugurated its free-trade zone, the first in the cou

During the week ending Sept. 25, U.S. railroads moved 231,025 trailers and containers, breaking a re

Next month, Canadian Pacific Railway plans to begin moving 20 percent more grain from North Dakota a

The organization that recommends standards for electronic data interchange transmissions between ste

Scott Ledgerwood says that in the hierarchy of security threats, Customs and Border Protection sees

The United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Wednesday in the case expected to decide

WASHINGTON -- The House and the Senate, all but conceding defeat on new legislation, passed an eight

The U.S. Bureau of Customs and Border Protection and the New Zealand Customs Service announced a ser

IES Ltd., a provider of transportation software, today announced the opening of an office in Hong Ko

The United States Association of Importers of Textiles and Apparel (USA-ITA) has sent a letter to di

Rising demand for exports, especially electronic components, led Japanese manufacturers to boost pro

The United States and China have resolved several major disputes that have hindered China's full int

Last year, freight moving between the United States, and Canada and Mexico approached pre-Sept. 11,

Growth of the gross domestic product in the world's industrialized nations will bottom out in the se

Norfolk Southern Corp. announced Charles Moorman was elected president, effective Oct. 1. Pr

The Council of Logistics Management has elected Mark E. Richards as its new president, succeeding El

WASHINGTON -- Anti-globalization efforts are turning public sentiment away from international trade

Deutsche Post World Net today said U.S. operations for DHL, its global express delivery unit, will b

Washington has suspended plans to include the Dominican Republic in the Central American Free Trade

Vietnam criticized the United States today for imposing punitive anti-dumping duties on its catfish

Deutsche Post, the German mail, express and logistics giant, and Dutch rival TPG are taking stakes i

The second-busiest truck crossing between the United States and Canada is upgrading its facilities.<