Transport, Trade and Regulation News

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONG BEACH - Delays at marine terminals are the most significa

Rigid labor markets and excessive red tape are deterring U.S. investment in Europe and pose a "huge

UPS on Thursday posted a 7 percent increase in quarterly profit on rising international business.

On the heels of a pork-laden highway bill, lawmakers looking for earmarked money in the transportati

Economic activity continued to expand in September, according to information received by Federal Res

A group of trucking safety watchdogs sent a letter Thursday to senators urging them to reject some t

Built-to-suit logistics developer Eurinpro began construction on a 200,736 square foot health care a

President Bush on Tuesday signed a $40.6 billion spending bill for homeland security in 2006.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency needs to be "re-tooled" with a new logistics system based on

TNT Express introduced an e-mail booking confirmation service Tuesday that alerts customers when the

Effective Oct. 5, the Textile Single and Multiple Country of Origin Declarations required by U.S. Cu

WASHINGTON -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency should adopt logistics processes of the milita

OTTAWA -- Iron ore shipments to steel makers in the United States and Canada fell 7.4 percent in the

South Korea wants to meet with government ministers from China and Japan to promote cooperation on a

Supply chain technology provider NTE is offering transportation management services through its sist

Gas and oil inventories increased dramatically last week because of higher imports of crude oil and

NTE, a transportation management technology provider, announced that it is now offering a complete l

Hurricane Wilma is the strongest storm ever in the Atlantic basin, the U.S. Weather Service's Nation

General Motors Europe and Caterpillar Logistics Services formed a joint venture, Caterpillar Logisti

The largest trade nations on Wednesday stepped up demands for the European Union to make deeper cuts

Werner Enterprises, saying rising fuel costs are erasing profits, said it is asking customers to res

Shipments of personal computers in the third quarter increased by 17.1 percent worldwide in spite of

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA -- Canadian National Railway today said higher freight

Supply chain technology provider RedPrairie plans to buy UK-based warehouse and retail visibility, c

Chicago-based freight forwarder Wako Logistics Group agreed to acquire all of the outstanding common

Massapequa, N.Y.-based Avantc? Software completed its acquisition of practically all assets of Roboc

French logistics and transport company Norbert Dentressangle offered to buy TNT Logistics Holdings a

Oil futures rose Monday as the National Weather Service reported that tropical storm Wilma was expec

Close to the water at the hurricane-hit Port Bienville Industrial Park in Hancock County, Miss., man

U.S. businesses expect sales revenue generated outside the United States to grow to an average of 42

Two lanes of traffic along the I-10 Twin Spans Bridge between New Orleans and Slidell, La., are movi

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- Kuehne & Nagel International, the Swiss forwarder, t

Schindellegi, Switzerland-based forwarder Kuehne + Nagel International entered into an agreement to

SEKO Worldwide became the largest forwarder to choose the CargoWise forwarding operations soft

When religious materials publisher LifeWay activated its brand-new transportation management system

C.H. Robinson Worldwide announced today that its shareholders approved a two-for-one stock split, ef

GeoLogistics Corp., the global freight forwarder and logistics services provider, withdrew plans for

A month after taking over the Transportation Security Administration last summer, Edmund "Kip" Hawle

Sometime next year, we will be adding AEO, or Authorized Economic Operator, to the alphabet soup of

The accumulated effects of adverse weather hurt carload traffic on U.S. railroads during the week of