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The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEJapanese tariffs on U.S. steel imports took effect on Thursday

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEU.S.-Chinese talks on a dispute over American efforts to restr

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEContainer shipping lines in the Westbound Transpacific Stabili

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONG BEACH, Calif. The PierPass extended-gates program in Lo

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- Deutsche Post, the global mail and express delivery

C.H. Robinson Worldwide will hold a special meeting of shareholders to seek approval of a two-for-on

Many trucking companies are turning down commercial shipments bound for the storm-devastated U.S. Gu

Officials with the Federal Aviation Administration attempted Thursday to counter speculation about t

Environmental Protection Administrator Stephen L. Johnson decided Wednesday to allow the use of dies

Commonwealth Business Media, parent company of Traffic World, has five employees in the Gulf Region.

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONG BEACH, Calif. The PierPass extended-gates program in Lo

U.S. cotton, grain and sugar cane export shipments are backing up in the Mississippi River as operat

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe World Trade Organization ruled that U.S. duties on Canadia

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINESri Lanka is introducing a licensing system for forwarders and

American Petroleum Institute officials said it is too early to tell how high diesel prices will rise

New Orleans-based International Shipholding Corp.'s headquarters office is closed, its main phone an

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe World Trade Organization ruled that U.S. duties on Canadia

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINESri Lanka is introducing a licensing system for forwarders and

The Department of Transportation is one of a long list of federal agencies sending workers to the st

There's been no rest for weary logistics companies hauling emergency supplies into the Hurricane Kat

The port facilities of Chiquita Brands International at Gulfport, Miss., were severely damaged by hu

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINESri Lanka is introducing a licensing system for forwarders and

Home improvement giant Lowe's will invest about $150 million in expanding its distribution network,

The government revised United States economic growth figures for the second quarter down slightly on

Strengthening its position in Europe and the Far East, United Arab Emirates-based GAC Group bought B

Canada's largest courier company, Purolator, relocated its U.S. headquarters to Jericho, N.Y., as pa

New Orleans is no longer a city on dry land below sea level. Water rushes over 80 percent of the cit

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe World Trade Organization ruled that U.S. duties on Canadia

A key trucking bridge in Alabama damaged by an oil platform during Hurricane Katrina was reopened Tu

Alabama's Mobile Ship Canal is without electricity and closed to vessels weighing more than 200 tons

President Bush decided Wednesday to release oil from federal petroleum reserves, as the price of cru

A trucking association is asking the Department of Transportation to return to some of the old ways

Consumers' overall assessment of ongoing conditions was considerably more favorable in August than i

Schneider Logistics Inc. on Monday said it has completed the acquisition of American Port Services,

Freightquote.com is a rarity; an Internet-based transportation start-up that survived years of logis

Pittsburgh in October will host the first SmartRiver 21 International Symposium, a global conference

When then-Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge unveiled the Free and Secure Trade Lanes Program wit

During the last four years, the U.S. government has distributed more than $1 billion in import dutie

Those jubilant over the revised final truck driver hours of service rules released Aug. 19 be warned

China's central bank does not plan more abrupt changes in the yuan's value, a senior People's Bank o