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With its membership pinched by the auto industry downturn, the 72-year-old organization that represe

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Port of Virginia officials say Vietnam's potential entry into the World Trade Organization would acc

Ryder System announced it was named a Visteon Important Partner by Visteon Corp. "We view ou

Matson Navigation Co. has promoted Matt Cox to executive vice president and chief operating officer

Railroads plan to keep the lines of communication open with customers by hosting a customer service

The economic engine that created a surge in intermodal business over the last two years is losing st

The U.S. House rejected the White House's Amtrak funding demands by restoring funding to the nation'

SEKO, a provider of global freight forwarding and logistics services, is converting its San Francisc

As it lays the groundwork for expansion of its regional Asian service, Japan Airlines is facing resi

Roadway Express plans to consolidate its billing operations in Toledo, Ohio, if the Teamsters approv

In April, the Transportation Services Index of 111.7 rose 0.1 percent compared with March, the fourt

The Research and Innovative Technology Administration has its first administrator.The U.S. S

Chew on this: It's the end of an era for the world's largest gum manufacturer and marketer.

FedEx Freight said it is improving its ocean less-than-container load service by combining its mainl

The Justice Department's civil racketeering lawsuit against the International Longshoremen's Asso

A spike in new manufacturing orders in June points to the end of the industry's "soft patch," accord

TNT Logistics' employees in the United States, Canada and Mexico raised $197,000 in the first half o

The Ontario Securities Commission has reprimanded CP Ships for its delay in announcing the need to r

The meeting of port officials, shippers, forwarders and members of the Vancouver Container Truckers

AMNAV Maritime Services said it will construct four new tugs in a multi-million dollar fleet expansi

OTTAWA - Container terminal operators at the Port of Vancouver met with striking truckers Friday as

The Justice Department's civil racketeering lawsuit against the International Longshoremen's Associa

U.S. railroads are on terror alert. Carriers deployed additional police officers and K-9 tea

Although the Department of Homeland Security hasn't elevated the security risk for freight railroads

The Global Freight Exchange is building a new electronic booking drive on the idea that all booking

UPS announced its first package delivery service in China, in an operation that will initially link

OTTAWA -- The Canadian government was poised today to intervene in the strike by container truckers

Railroads must harden their trains' event recorders and collect more operating data from locomotives

Rerouting trains around downtown Chicago could throw a wrench in the $1.5 billion Chicago Region Env

RFID promises unparalleled supply chain visibility, but global differences threaten to muddy the pic

LOS ANGELES -- The International Transportation Service terminal in Long Beach is working around the

International Union of Railways (UIC) members recently approved a plan to begin enforcing a standard

A year after the maritime world scrambled to meet the deadlines imposed by the Maritime Transportati

The Port of Los Angeles asked for $30 million in the fifth round of the Homeland Security Grant Prog

Supply chain software provider i2 Technologies sold its Trade Service Corporation subsidiary as it a

Technological sophistication for its own sake is no supply chain solution, as British supermarket ch

TNT re-branded its Wilson Logistics Group as TNT Freight Management in what TNT called an important

Growth continues on U.S. rails through the first six months of the year. Coal carloads increased 2.7

Detroit's Marine Terminal, which was shut down a year ago by a financial crisis, reopened under new