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The most significant rail safety legislation in decades stands to shoulder the rail industry with bi

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Shipping lines plan to reduce their capacity in the trans

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The only thing growing at airports on the West Coast are

Royal Boskalis Westminster of the Netherlands, the world's biggest dredging company, confirmed it pl

To the consternation of U.S. trade officials, policymakers and private-sector trade groups, trade be

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Airbus''s decision to build its new A330 freighter in Mob

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.A major shipper complaint against fuel surcharges levied

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Dust, it turns out, can be a good thing, especially if it

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.There''s a lot more than freight crossing the U.S. border

Commercial real estate developer ProLogis plans to build a 247,000 square foot distribution center i

Shippers and carriers of breakbulk and heavy-lift cargo routinely solve the world's most daunting lo

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Voted. There was a lot of whining among rail lobbyists an

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Ports America, the largest U.S. port assets operator, is

It all started with a pile of discarded wood found in a backyard. About four years ago, Pierce Henle

With all-cargo versions of its B777 and 747-8 models already in the pipeline, Boeing is turning to a

As the national gross domestic product tripled capital investment over the past 30 years, investment

Analysts are churning out new economic studies faster than waterspouts appear during a thunderstorm,

Inconsistent regulations, crumbling network complicate over-the-road shipmentsWhile heavy-li

Now that the ILWU contract has been settled, attention is turning to the International Longshoremen'

The Port of Vancouver, Wash., has signed a contract with Liebherr of Austria to purchase a second mo

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Federal security officials are jumpstarting tougher scree

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Old Dominion Freight Lines has started a container drayag

On Sunday TUI AG announced that it would sell its Hapag-Lloyd container shipping unit for 4.45 billi

India's Port of Chennai said the estimated cost for its proposed deep-water container terminal proje

The psychology of fear is rolling out across the globe as credit markets seize up, and it's affectin

Neptune Orient Lines has dropped out of bidding for container line Hapag-Lloyd, leaving a consortium

The United States trade deficit grew smaller in August as the overall volume of trade shrank, accord

Cargo traffic for U.S. airlines fell at its sharpest rate in nearly seven years in August, pushed do

The Inter-American Development Bank on Oct. 9 approved a loan of up to $400 million for the expansio

The International Maritime Organization late Thursday adopted changes to Annex VI of the Internation

Joe Phelan became the chief executive officer of DHL Global Mail, effective Oct. 1, parent company D

Lufthansa and Air France-KLM, Europe's biggest scheduled air-cargo carriers, reported freight traffi

Citing "extreme uncertainties" in global financial markets, the German government said it is delayin

Orient Overseas Container Line announced the appointment of Andy Tung as group chief operating

Citing "extreme uncertainties" in global financial markets, the German government said it is delayin

The Inter-American Development Bank on Oct. 9 approved a loan of up to $400 million for the expansio

The U.S. trade deficit grew smaller in August as the overall volume of trade shrank, according to a

More than three out of four workers at the Port of Boston and surrounding areas have activated their

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings cut its forecast for full-year pre-tax earnings by $20 million to more

Contract talks to avert a threatened strike that would shut down the St. Lawrence Seaway system cont