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Schneider Logistics signed a definitive agreement to purchase Savannah, Ga.-based American Port Serv

The International Longshore and Warehouse Union is bracing for a flood of letters from employers inf

Bergesen Worldwide, the world's largest privately-owned shipowner, today said it plans to float its

The temperature in the cockpits of the nation's largest cargo carriers is heating up as the summer b

Ruan Transportation Management Systems and Summit Systems are partnering to bring pool consolidation

Yellow Roadway will spend $45 million to acquire a 50 percent stake in JHJ International Transportat

Air cargo business in the United States is showing signs of weakening this spring. United St

The Port of Tacoma is accelerating its $1 million pledge to the University of Washington-Tacoma for

Besa Lighting, an Ohio-based manufacturer of high-end lighting fixtures, named Keystone Dedicated Lo

APL on Friday officially launched the APL Virginia, its newest container ship, expanding capacity on

Container volume at the Port of Portland dropped more than 49 percent through the first five months

Inventories of semiconductors dropped more than 20 percent in the second quarter, brining stocks in

The Port of Lake Charles, La. has opened a $71.2 million bagged cargo facility that port officials s

UPS and the Independent Pilots Association will meet for another round of negotiations next week aft

German anti-trust regulators approved DHL's takeover in January of distribution for KarstadtQuelle,

PASADENA, Calif. -- Shippers over the past five years enjoyed a trucking market in which rates barel

Health Future, a developer of hospital-focused technology, is using software from Atlanta, Ga.-based

Brink's Co., a global business and security services company, is trying to sell its BAX Global trans

The European Union's top trade official, Peter Mandelson, predicted prolonged trade tensions with B

The abolition of liner conferences by the European Union would have "no significant impact" on shipp

Shipping costs for commodities such as iron ore and coal fell near their lowest levels since Septemb

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With peak shipping season rapidly approaching, imports already are breaking records and widening the

The European Aviation Safety Agency awarded air worthiness certification for Envirotainer's newest t

A one-day strike by Dutch rail workers on Friday is expected to seriously disrupt the movement of oc

SAN FRANCISCO - BNSF Railway has geared up for another year of double-digit growth in intermodal

A.P. Moller-Maersk said it has reached an agreement with Fidelity to purchase just over 3.3 million

The rudderless Transportation Security Administration installed temporary leadership while Congress

Brink's Co. has put its BAX Global transportation and logistics unit on the block, a newspaper repor

LONDON -- The Port of Rotterdam today said 15 of the world's biggest container terminal companies an

A. Duie Pyle is paying part of the tab for the federal background checks its drivers must pass befor

Two new container ships for E.R. Schiffahrt were named today at Hyundai shipyard in Ulsan, South Kor

China Cosco Holdings Ltd., which began a roadshow for its US$1.65 billion initial public offering la

Tampa Cargo is poised to become the launch operator of the converted 767-200SF special freighter.&nb

CSX voluntarily agreed to reroute hazardous materials shipments on its north-south line through Wash

Already facing higher costs from congestion at California's ports, shippers are fighting a new bid b

OTTAWA -- A Canadian Senate committee today called for acceleration of plans to build a new Detroit-

Rail operator Kansas City Southern recently opened the Bronco Road Rail Terminal in Corpus Christi,

SAN FRANCISCO -- Marine terminal operators in Los Angeles-Long Beach are encouraging importers and e

The planning process for expansion of the 12 container terminals in Northern Europe is costing an es