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TOKYO -- Japan Airlines Corp., Asia's largest air carrier, reported group operating revenue from int

Industrial investor NordicGSA acquired Cubic Air Cargo from SAS Cargo Group, including staff and car

Descartes Systems Group, an on-demand software logistics services provider, announced that is has ac

TOKYO -- Japan Airlines Corp., Asia

Total net orders for class 8 vehicles from all heavy truck manufacturers in North America dropped 12

Charles D. Nottingham plans to stay on as one of three commissioners of the Surface Transportation B

Radiant Logistics expanded its Airgroup network with the acquisition of an office in Omaha, Neb.

Factory orders and shipments declined for the fifth consecutive month in December. It was the longes

Hanjin Shipping on Feb. 5 announced plans to develop and operate its first container terminal in Vie

While we all wait to see what the priorities of the new Obama Administration will be, there are plen

Yang Ming (America) Corp., the general agent in North and South America of Taiwan-based ocean carrie

Container carrier APL and the Port of Salalah announced the formation of 50-50 joint venture to oper

Patriot Transportation Holding improved net income 24 percent in its first fiscal quarter, which end

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Maersk Line announced plans to raise bunker fuel surcharges imposed earlier on cargo moving on its s

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., filed a bill Wednesday to delay the effective dates of the Co

All terminals at the Port of New York and New Jersey will be closed Feb. 12 for Lincoln's Birthday a

Japanese carrier MOL announced plans to implement a rate increase for cargo moving on its services f

President Obama on Feb. 5 declared a major disaster exists in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and order

A weak U.S. dollar boosted Wabco's flat annual sales 7 percent to $2.6 billion. But in the fourth qu

The Port of Los Angeles plans to cancel a controversial contract to buy a cargo X-ray scanner built

On Thursday A.P. Moller-Maersk cut its full-year 2008 profit forecast by $600-900 million due mainly

Japanese carrier MOL announced plans to implement a rate increase for cargo moving on its services f

The U.S. Postal Service ended its first fiscal quarter Dec. 31 with a net loss of $384 million as th

U.S. rail traffic fell 17.3 percent in the fourth week of 2009. Carloads were off 18.4 percent while

Three years after it was ripped apart by a powerful explosion, the 5,550-TEU Hyundai Fortune is abou

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., filed a bill Wednesday to delay the effective dates of the Co

The Port of Los Angeles plans to cancel a controversial contract to buy a cargo X-ray scanner built

Container carrier APL and the Port of Salalah announced the formation of 50-50 joint venture to oper

In a letter the U.S. Senate, 24 trade associations urged passage of an amendment to the stimulus fun

Confidence is selling at a deep discount among retailers. They're desperate for their sales to pick

The South Carolina State Ports Authority, International Longshoremen's Association and APM Terminals

Hanjin Shipping Co. today announced plans to develop and operate its first container terminal in Vie

On Thursday A.P. Moller-Maersk cut its full-year 2008 profit forecast by $600-900 million due mainly

The Baltic Dry Index gained 73 percent on Feb. 3 as demand increased for iron ore and credit eased f

Maersk Line announced that it will begin weekly vessel calls next month at the Port of Wilmington, N

NEW YORK -- The Obama administration must make every effort to ensure that the government works for

The Port of Nagoya in central Japan handled 234,364 TEUs in foreign trade in October, down 1.3 perce

Air Transport Services Group elected J. Christopher Teets to its Board of Directors. Teets i