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Dennis Rochford explains how the $285 million project to deepen the Delaware River from 40 to 45 feet by 2015 will bring new cargo into the ports along the Delaware River.

Francisco Sanchez discusses progress of Obama Administration's National Export Initiative and of negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

The Port of Jacksonville recently spent $2.4 million for a 2.4-acre site that will become the home of a $30 million intermodal container rail terminal.

The JOC editorial team talks about what they offer to JOC members, how you'll benefit from becoming a member, and why it's so important.

James Newsome, president and CEO of the South Carolina Ports Authority, discusses an inland interm

Teamsters General President James P.

DOT Secretary Ray LaHood invites participants of the first listening session on the newly formed

The International Longshoremen’s Association took its fight against a stevedore's use of non-ILA la

In an interview on the bridge of the UASC container ship Al Sabahia, which w

Truckload capacity is getting tighter, says Kimberly-Clark's Rick Sather, and that poses challenges for the shipper as it tries to meet time-sensitive customer delivery windows.

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood discusses TIGER grants for transportation infrastructure.

Robert Yildirim, co-owner with his brother of the private Turkish investment group, talks about why he believes their investment in CMA CGM, the third-largest global container line, will prove profita

The 23rd annual State of Logistics report estimates U.S. logistics costs rose to 8.5 percent of U.S.

With only several weeks left for Congress to hash out a surface transportation bill<

Brad Rolland, a director at logistics company Saddle Creek Logistics Services, shows us one of his company's growing fleet of CNG tractors and details the company's plans to expand use of the alternat

Eric Morley, senior director of supply chain at big box retailer Best Buy and chairman of NASSTRAC discusses truck rates and capacity and their

Collister Johnson Jr., administrator of the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp., says the

uShip, which claims to be the e-Bay of the transportation world, has

WorldCity President Ken Ro

Robert Voltmann, CEO and president of Transportation Intermediaries Association, details legislative action relating to freight brokers and what his members expect for 2012.

Noel Perry, FTR Associates&rsquo; managing director and senior consultant, explains the economic recovery but warns that the U.S. deficit crisis could cause a slowdown in two years.

Rudy Mack, chief operating officer of American Feeder Lines, provides an update on AFL&rsquo;s coastwise container service.

Moffatt & Nichol Chief Economist Walter Kemmsies discusses the need for U.S. transportation infrastructure investment.

Peter Tirschwell, VP of Strategy for UBM Global Trade (the parent group of The Journal of Commerce) offers closing remarks on another successful Trans-Pacific Maritime Long Beach conference.

Dr. Hu Jianhua, managing director of China Merchants Holdings, says Chinese terminal traffic has dipped as the economy slows, but he sees potential in the company's initiatives in Lagos and Sri Lanka.

Bryn Heimbeck, president of Trade Tech, says the logistics industry will further embrace cloud computing as a way to better share information provided from sources from across the globe.

SeaIntel Maritime Analysis CEO Lars Jensen says the deployment of megaships brings advantages of economies of scale and environmental benefits, but the larger ships also cut into carrier's flexibility

Bill Wyatt, executive director, Port of Portland discusses port&rsquo;s emphasis on building local cargo and strategies for helping create less-expensive transportation for shippers through area prope

The Environmental Defense Fund&rsquo;s Elena Craft says the group&rsquo;s strategy of working cooperatively with transportation carriers and shippers has yielded important gains, but says important pr

Seattle Seaport chief Linda Styrk says the port&rsquo;s moves to clean up harbor trucking are moving at a good pace, as the port tries to win back container business Seattle says has gone to Canada.

YRC Worldwide&rsquo;s new CEO James Welch details the progress of the turnaround efforts for the $5 billion trucking operator. YRC News:

On the second day of a two-day tour of Panama, JOC Editor Mark Szakonyi rides the Panama Canal Railway to the Port of Colon, a growing transshipment hub.

On the first day of a two-day Panama Canal tour, JOC Editor Mark Szakonyi checks out a Hamburg Sud container ship pass through the canal.

Stephen Knott, general vice president of the International Longshoremen's Association, discusses the union's concerns about the introduction of labor-saving technology at Global Terminal in Bayonne, N

Peter Shaerf, managing director of AMA Capital Partners, talks about the debt burden hanging over the shippi

Despite mixed signals in other parts of the global shipping economy, David Schrader, senior vice president for operations at TransCore, says freight shipping demand remains strong in the U.S.

FTR Associates&rsquo; Larry Gross says industrial demand is fueling the relatively strong showing in U.S. shipping this fall, but tight capacity is likely to drive up shipper costs in 2012.

Ron Widdows, senior advisor to Neptune Orient Lines, says container lines will have to reduce capacity to sustain freight rates and get away from the 'destructive behavior' that is feeding steep losse

Anthony Hatch, transportation analyst with ABH Consulting, discusses his forecast for intermodal in the upcoming peak season and also gives his final comments after attending RailTrends 2011 in New Yo

Benjamin Gibson, a freight derivatives broker for Clarkson Securities, in the U.K., talks about derivatives trading in the container shipping industry, why he thinks volatility in freight rates will l