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The Pacific Merchant Shipping Association and Puget Sound Pilots said they have agreed to surcharges

The new Arab International Logistics is launching its bid to create the Middle East's largest region

Cargolux is pressing ahead with its efforts to expand its international operations after posting rec

Less than a month after registration began, more than 1,000 port users signed up for OffPeak, a new

Worldwide moving company International Shipping paid $6.8 million for a 105,605-square-foot industri

Canadian National Railway and Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC) finalized the last of eight co

Express and logistics provider DHL upgraded its uplift capacity on the Hong Kong-Shanghai sector by

Jacksonville, FL - As the Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) plans to acquire new Post-Pana

As all roads once led to Rome, all containers go to China. The volume of cargo passing

NEW ORLEANS - A weakened Tropical Storm Cindy was headed toward the Mississippi Gulf Coast early Wed

The Port of San Francisco said it is on pace to handle 240,000 metric tons of breakbulk cargo, prima

Billings Transportation Group opened a station in Memphis as part of a larger goal to extend coverag

W. James McNerney, Jr., who once helped General Electric become the engine supplier for Boeing's 777

Shippers whose goods move to Central America are pleased that the Senate moved ahead with a controve

LONDON -- The port of Antwerp has stolen a lead over its closest rivals with the opening this week o

UPS launched a software enhancement that provides "proactive notification" of air, express, ground a

The European Union says Lufthansa's takeover of Swiss International Air Lines "would not significant

Mersey Docks and Harbour Co., the United Kingdom's second-largest ports group and operator of the Po

U.S. exporters are discovering that low ocean freight rates are a mixed blessing. Some trans-Pacific

Bill Butler is senior vice president of client solutions and marketing at Weber Distribution, a Sant

Finding backhauls is easier when you have the drivers to handle them. Refrigerated carriers face the

Strike Cripples Vancouver Port: More than 1,000 harbor truck drivers went on strike at Vancouver, Br

Faced with growing competition from China, the government of South Korea is seeking to strengthen it

The Port of Halifax has been trying to reposition itself to capture some of the expected surge in As

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The driver shortage appears to be slackening at the nation's largest truckload carriers, but truckin

Ozburn-Hessey Logistics, one of the nation's largest private third-party logistics providers, plans

Thirty years ago, Jim Tompkins and his wife founded Tompkins Associates. The supply-chain consulting

Shippers hankering for new ocean capacity can look forward to several new all-water alternatives to

Ocean shipping rates boom for fireworksQuality Logistics in San Carlos, Calif., has develope

This year has gotten off to a fast start at the ports of Seattle, Tacoma and Oakland. Container volu

When two airlines abandoned their valuable routes to Hong Kong, their competitors seized on the chan

Q:I recently received this from a friend:"Are you familiar with a company called Systema

BNSF Railway and Union Pacific Railroad are fine-tuning their track maintenance plans after two coal

Norfolk Southern is getting out of rail-trailer management, but a recent purchase by one of its subs

A wave of optimism ran through non-vessel-operating common carriers after a federal appeals court ru

Soaring fuel prices hit FedEx's bottom line in the final quarter of its fiscal year as the carrier p

EGL Eagle Global Logistics blames slowing growth in airfreight volume, higher fuel prices and operat

Delegates to the World Customs Organization's annual meeting approved the ambitious Framework for Se

As global supply chains have become longer and less predictable, companies have been carrying higher