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The Port of Everett, Wash., has adopted a revised development plan that scales back its original vis

Norwegian shipping magnate John Fredriksen, the biggest shareholder in Hapag-Lloyd parent TUI AG, ha

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Commercial real estate investors still see big promise in the distribution markets of Western Europe

Jens Tubbesing is gone as head of Cargo Network Services less than two years after taking over leade

Navistar is raising prices on its International brand trucks. Prices will vary by model but some wil

Iran promised to strike U.S. shipping in the Persian Gulf and American interests around the world if

AAdvantage Launches Fundraising Campaign to Benefit the U.S. Fund for UNICEF and the American Red Cr

SEATTLE -- The Port of Seattle will chip in $5.5 million to help complete a road project in the city

Maersk Line on Wednesday announced it is teaming up with Singapore-based MCC Transport to launch a d

Negotiators for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association

A gain of 1.9 percent in the government's Freight Transportation Services Index in May was the large

A U.S. representative from a Chicago suburb, Rep. Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) introduced legislation in th

The American Association of Port Authorities on Wednesday praised Congress for passing H.R. 802, the

Containerized imports to the United States, which have been in the doldrums for the past year, are b

Mary Jo Muoio, senior vice president of Ozburn-Hessey Logistics, has been elected to a second term a

Zim Integrated Shipping Services announced that it took delivery of the Zim Rio Grande, a new 4250-T

Lawmakers on Wednesday cautiously endorsed increasing truck size and weight limits while noting any

Aviation authorities in Colombia authorized the creation of a cargo affiliate airline there as a sub

Syrian Prime Minister Mohammad Naji Ottari on Wednesday officially inaugurated the Tartous Internati

The U.S. trucking industry is facing problems that are not likely to turn around until at least 2009

A bill to reduce air pollution from ships in port or sailing close to shore has passed Congress, and

The largest U.S.-flag ocean carrier on Wednesday expressed strong support for Senate legislation tha

Feeder operators in the Gulf Feeder Discussion Group will raise their bunker surcharges, with immedi

A bill to reduce air pollution from ships in port or sailing close to shore has passed Congress, and

The nation's two large railroad industry groups on July 9 broke a long silence on legislation permit

U.S. airlines joined the uproar against the European Parliament's approval of emissions trading legi

San Diego's Board of Port Commissioners has approved a budget of $151.2 million for 2008-09, allocat

India's Tariff Authority for Major Ports has allowed India Gateway Terminal, the private terminal op

Lawmakers on Wednesday cautiously endorsed increasing truck size and weight limits while noting any

WASHINGTON -- Import safety is becoming a proxy war for two opposing philosophies of world trade, He

Ukraine International Airlines announced that it has taken delivery of its first Boeing 737-300SF fr

BBC Chartering, LLP has announced a bunker surcharge increase effective July 31.The increase

The United Nations General Assembly is scheduled to consider on Oct. 20 an international treaty that

Intermodal rail traffic declined 4.5 percent to 229,676 units in the week ending June 28 as Midwest

Leaders of the Group of Eight developed nations on Tuesday called for "expeditious" discussions to c

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has lost a lawsuit that sought to block the sale of a

The European Parliament voted July 8 to bring aviation into the European Emissions Trading Scheme. T

The Ontario, Canada, government passed a law requiring heavy trucks operating within the province to

Throughput at major gateway ports in India grew by 8.8 percent in the first quarter of the current f