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The new rules underscore a recent trend of greater government scrutiny of the pricing practices of the world’s leading ocean carriers.

Investor interest in digitalizing the logistics process continues to grow.

The company sees overseas expansion increasingly important in the wake of the launch of the new alliances.

Most of the latest investment will be spent broadening the current focus on trans-Pacific routes to include other parts of the world.

The largest US trucking companies now are owned by large logistics operators looking to provide end-to-end services for shippers.

Regional shippers can pay considerably less than having their goods trucked to the rail hub of Chicago.

Although the 2M Alliance will launch April 1, the HMM agreement will go into effect as soon as March 30.

Supply and demand are moving in the right direction for MPV operators.

The acquisition, announced Tuesday, must still pass muster with regulators in the United States and Mexico.

Ships calling Yokohama can stack various incentive schemes to get discounts of up to 100 percent on port dues.

Greenock Ocean Terminal is deepest Scottish container terminal renowned around the world for its exports of Scotch whisky.

CMA CGM said the terminal has achieved an average gross berth productivity of more than 160 moves per hour.

New equipment at Tecon Rio Grande worth $40 million should help the south Brazilian port handle growing volume.

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone's first global conference was attended by representatives from cargo interests, freight forwarders, and manufacturers.

A decline in production numbers and China regulations on paint look set to limit the availability of containers, which could spell trouble when demand picks up in peak periods.

The fine against each company could reach 9-10 billion rubles ($150-170 million).

The fourth-quarter performance might be a blip, but there are plenty of indicators it isn't.

QualifiedCarriers.com data show more smaller trucking firms entering market as big carriers cut capacity.

Current back-up of chassis in LA-LB port is sign of deeper problems.

The Port of Tokyo has changed rules regarding the use of its flagship Oi Container Terminal.

“We should expect a general development wherein networks will gradually migrate toward designs with fewer but larger hubs.”

Road from Southeast Asia to China and rail on to Poland — another service option as the overland route between Asia and Europe grows in popularity.

The successful bidder will be obliged to invest 180 million euros in the port over seven years.

Vadodara is an intersection of Indian rail routes and a major industrial and manufacturing location.

The April 1 rate increases will coincide with the launch of the new alliances and the closing out of BCO contracting season.

US West Coast ports focus on operational improvements.

A gale of change is blowing in the wind energy industry, a growing market that’s a project cargo mainstay.

The same legislation was introduced once before without ever making it out of the Senate.

Trailer Bridge is developing a new niche with 53-foot containers on a twice-weekly service to Santo Domingo

Steady slide in eastbound Pacific spot rates should be coming to an end.

An infusion of capital from a stock offering would help Schneider expand services, update equipment, and acquire companies.

Hapag-Lloyd said it’s facing a challenging start to 2017.

The global terminal operator handled 67.63 million twenty-foot-equivalent units last year.

Arkon Shipping manages a fleet of more than 120 seagoing vessels.

Japanese authorities have ordered Yusen Logistics Co. to completely suspend its customs clearance operations.

DP World is brimming with confidence about future prospects in the emerging Asian economy.

India’s major ports face a fresh threat of labor stoppages.

The Asia-Europe spot market was flat this week, and although Europe-China prices have fallen in the past two weeks, the eastbound rate remains well above the levels reached last year.

China-Europe rail is appearing as a regular service offered by forwarders as BCOs begin including the overland route in their requests for quotations.

The Department of Justice declined to say why CEOs of major carriers were served subpoenas March 15 at the biannual Box Club meeting in San Francisco.