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Hankyu Express International Co., Ltd., a major Japanese air and seafreight forwarder, said that its

The long slide in diesel prices slowed in the first week of the year as the West Coast showed a two-

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.The Air Transport Association of America, Washington, an

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.The global air cargo slowdown is starting to hit Europe's

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Born: Dec. 6, 1945, in Peoria, Ill.Son of a resta

Distribution facility developer ProLogis today said it has leased about 282,000 square-feet of space

American Cargo Express has relocated its corporate headquarters and warehouse facilities to a new te

The World Shipping Council has appointed two new board members to fulfill the unexpired terms of ret

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee identified $85 billion in infrastructure spend

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.The economy is starting to hit railroads and intermodal m

Neptune Orient Lines said it has set Feb. 10 as the tentative date for releasing its results for the

If the holiday season seemed uncommonly stressful at the Port of Charleston, there was good reason.

The stereotypical harbor drayage truck, an end-of-the-line vehicle that is too old and too dirty for

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Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.A long-brewing labor dispute at western Canadian ports co

There was little on Ray LaHood's schedule Dec. 16 to indicate he might be the next U.S. transportati

Intermarine’s new heavy-lift ship, the M/V Industrial Eagle, was recently presented with a plaque to

Supply chain technology firm CaseStack named industry veteran Frank R. Kline to its board of directo

Charles P. "Chuck" O'Connor, who served as general counsel for Maersk for the past five years, has r

UTi Worldwide on Monday named forwarding and logistics industry veteran Eric W. Kirchner to lead the

Ship Layups Mount: The number of container ships laid up will likely top 200 in the new year as ship

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.The worst thing about the negative rail freight numbers b

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.The stereotypical harbor drayage truck, an end-of-the-lin

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Rising inventories, slowing sales, a frantic search for u

Hutchison Port Holdings today moved to head off the possibility that it night lose its contract to d

Ripley Watson Jr., who worked as a reporter for The Journal of Commerce during a journalism career t

The threat of a work stoppage at Canada's Port of Vancouver seemed less likely after a marathon coll

Stockholders filed a class action suit against Horizon Lines, its chief executive officer and severa

Airport officials see a worsening trend in low traffic figures for 2008 at Amsterdam Airport Schipho

Navistar expects production of Class 8 trucks to increase in 2009, following the lowest volume in 30

Manufacturers of every type are reducing inventories and shutting down capacity to offset slower act

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce plans to offer its own economic recovery package to the business commun

The European Liner Affairs Association has elected Maersk Line Chief Executive Eivind Kolding as cha

Taiwan-based Yang Ming Line announced plans to open its own shipping agency in Turkey in a joint ven

Euroseas Ltd. announced that it has entered into an agreement to extend the charters of two of its c

India's Tariff Authority for Major Ports has allowed Indira Container Terminal Pvt. Ltd., the new pr

A Malaysian ship with 11 crew members aboard was seized by pirates in Somali waters on Dec. 16 when

Canadian trucking and logistics operator Vitran Corporation amended its bank syndication agreement.

Kansas City Southern filed an application Dec. 30 at the State Department for a presidential permit

OTTAWA -- The United States St. Lawrence Seaway Administrator says his top priority in 2009 will be