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ILA hopes for early start to its contract talksWhile attention has been focused on the ILWU

Even as global trade growth slows and liner companies are cutting capacity on their main east-west t

When the details of the tentative West Coast waterfront contract reached last week are made public,

FreightCar America lost $900 thousand in the second quarter due to sharp material cost increases.

International air freight declined 0.8 percent in June, the first drop in more than three years and

Ocean-truck carrier Trailer Bridge reduced its losses to $329,000 in the second quarter by avoiding

Celadon Group felt the strain of a slow economy and higher fuel costs in the second quarter.

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Saturday announced that he has launched a series of

MOBILE, Ala. -- The ports of Houston and Galveston on Monday suspended inbound traffic as Texas and

Genesee & Wyoming, which already runs 52 short line railroads mainly in the United States, plans

Rep. James L. Oberstar, chairman of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, respon

Neptune Orient Lines on Monday announced the appointment of former APL executive Eng Aik Meng as the

Centrum Logistics, a Belgian logistics services subsidiary of Groep H. Essers transportation company

The use of special transportation surcharges, once a seemingly temporary action by a few big freight

Trailer Bridge lost $329,000 in the second quarter, a marked improvement over the $1.9 million loss

TOKYO -- Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co. said on Monday that it will spend A$395 million (ab

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association expressed no surprise at what they called "Bush l

Falling crude prices led to a significant reduction at the retail level for diesel fuel. The nationa

Republican members of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee are calling on their col

Evergreen Line has decided not to go ahead with a charter deal for eight large post-Panamax containe

Neptune Orient Lines on Monday announced the appointment of former APL executive Eng Aik Meng as the

A federal appeals court in San Francisco did what the maritime industry expected, but the ruling was

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Hampered by the weak economy and cargo diversions during longshore contract ne

Evergreen Line has decided not to go ahead with a charter deal for eight large post-Panamax containe

WASHINGTON -- The National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America has again asked the

Germans Submit Top Bid For Hapag-Lloyd: A consortium of German investors and the city of Hamburg sub

With the future of the Los Angeles and Long Beach clean-truck programs now in the hands of the U.S.

The July 28 cover story, "Too much, too soon," should have said that Mike Andrews, chief economist o

Strong demand for maritime services kept the Wilh. Wilhelmsen group's larger fleet busy in the secon

WASHINGTON -- Defying critics and members of Congress, the Department of Transportation on Monday ex

It's about money, staffing and efficient use of space. There's an increasing realization among manuf

Customs and Border Protection has proposed a rule that would change the way importers determine the

Soaring energy and food prices, the worst housing slump since the Great Depression, a credit crisis,

Third-party logistics provider C.H. Robinson has acquired the project forwarding company Transera In

Cross Road Centers, a third party logistics provider, will invest $6.7 million to open a distributio

Petroleum and coal drove demand for nondurable goods to record highs in June. New orders and

Third-party logistics provider C.H. Robinson has acquired the project forwarding company Transera In

OceanGuaranteed, a time-guaranteed ocean and truck service for less-than-containerload cargo, said i

At the current rate of repair, by the time the nation's deficient bridges are brought up to date, th

WASHINGTON -- Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee have served notice that the Transpo