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A day after Japanese food companies recalled pesticide-contaminated dumplings from China that sicken

NEWARK, NJ (January 31, 2008) - PIERS Global Intelligence Solutions (www.piers.com), a Commonwealth

Freight traffic on U.S. railroads during the week ended January 26 slumped significantly in comparis

Drivers who claimed getting shortchanged by the country's largest dry bulk carrier settled their law

Norfolk Southern on Tuesday named Joseph C. Dimino to the position of vice president audit and compl

Gene Tyndall, named "Global Logistics Person of 2007" by the Global Institute of Logistics, joined T

SEATTLE -- The Port of Seattle on Thursday announced a moratorium on new major projects until it beg

Impediments to development of infrastructure in the United States make it almost inevitable that som

East Windsor, NJ, January 30, 2008 - Commonwealth Business Media (www.cbizmedia.com) ann

Two third-party logistics providers will boost their presence in the Midwest and their profile with

Profits at Old Dominion Freight Line slipped 12 percent in the fourth quarter as competition for fre

Lima, Pa.-based forwarder Pilot Freight Services generated record revenue for the year of $341 milli

Hanjin Shipping announced it will start a new joint container service, China-India Service (CIS), wi

TOKYO -- Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ("K" Line) on Thursday reported consolidated operating income s

TOKYO -- Japanese carrier MOL on Thursday credited the booming dry bulk market for helping it increa

A.P. Moller-Maersk, parent of Maersk Line, has acquired a 37.5-percent stake in Norwegian vehicle ca

Summit Global Logistics assets will be bought out by senior management and senior secured lenders wh

The Port of Charleston announced Wednesday that container volume fell 11 percent in 2007, while brea

Yusen Air & Sea Service Co., Ltd., a core logistics unit of NYK Line, reported consolidated oper

Weakening freight growth for 2007 presages a slowdown in 2008 for the air cargo business, warned an

North American sales of crossties for railroad projects fell 4.8 percent to 20.3 million last year,

BNSF Railway on Tuesday announced its plan to spend $2.45 billion in 2008 on projects to improve its

Consumer confidence resumed its long slide in January after a small glimmer of hope in December.

A research panel's recommendation to replace the Federal gasoline tax with a vehicle miles traveled

The plan to merge the United Transportation Union, the largest single U.S. rail labor group, with a

BBC Chartering & Logistic and BBC (USA), LP have announced that they will consolidate their Unit

Freight traffic on U.S. railroads during the week ended Jan. 26 slumped significantly in comparison

Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., received the annual "Person of the Year" award from the New York Foreign Fr

Trade using surface transportation between the United States and its North American Free Trade Agree

Landstar System profits were flat in the fourth quarter despite higher revenue. The surprise was tha

Member lines of the India-Pakistan-Bangladesh-Ceylon Conferences on Wednesday announced they will im

Due to extreme cold and wind conditions, CN on Tuesday temporarily reduced freight service in most a

Increased volume, even at the expense of a small bit of margin, led CH Robinson to a positive fourth

Noting the committee moved 74 pieces of legislation through the House and passed a bill after a pres

J.B. Hunt's conversion from an asset-heavy trucking company to an asset-light intermodal company hel

The number of ships and total tonnage passing through the Panama Canal decreased in the first fiscal

Northrop Grumman Corp. has agreed to pay a $400,000 civil penalty to settle allegations that it comm

International volume posted double-digit revenue gains for UPS, but the express carrier on Wednesday

LONDON -- European Union trustbusters raided the offices of five European ship classification societ

ABF Freight System agreed to be bound by the proposed 2008-2013 Teamsters National Freight Industry