Transport, Trade and Regulation News

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- Robert C. Bonner has announced his retirement as

U.S. Customs approved Cargo Connection Logistics as a bonded Container Freight Station in Miami Sept

Cisco Systems and Intel Corporation Tuesday announced a collaborative effort to support EPCglobal Ho

Optiant released Tuesday PowerChain Planner 2.0, an update for designing and implementing operationa

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and China's General Administration of Quality Supervisio

European Union antitrust regulators approved the proposed purchase by UPS of British parcel carrier

Tennessee-based 3PL Ozburn-Hessey Logistics appointed Dave Hanley as a Director of the company's Int

A key measure of consumer confidence took a steep plunge this month to its lowest point in nearly tw

Chicago-based DSC Logistics won Foreign Trade Zone certification at its Chicagoland Logistics Center

Railroads operating in Texas and Louisiana reported little damage and continue to clear tracks of fa

Service was 100 percent back to normal in Houston on Monday, the USPS said. Local, state and federal

St. Louis-based technology and engineering firm Emerson Process Management chose JPMorgan Chase Vast

Rockville, Md.-based supply chain software maker Manugistics narrowed its net loss for the second qu

The top three distribution challenges facing the 3PL industry today, according to survey results rel

Approaching New Orleans above Lake Pontchartrain, the extent of the misery wrought by Hurricane Katr

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA - U.S. Great Lakes ships carried 3.1 million net tons o

Third-party logistics providers increasingly are looking for customers in the bottom half of the For

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- The Byrd Amendment is an ineffective trade remed

Generic drug manufacturer Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals chose ADT to provide an integrated RFID solut

Four years after getting a multi-billion-dollar bailout from Congress, U.S. airlines are back on Cap

Retail sales growth in this year's holiday season will slow down from lastyear's rapid expansion

Benchmark crude oil prices rose $1.61 Monday to $65.80 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange,

Hurricane Katrina failed to slow growing momentum of U.S. railroads.Although some Gulf Regio

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA - U.S. Great Lakes ships carried 3.1 million net tons o

Sun Microsystems named forwarder Nippon Express as its leading third-party logistics provider as par

EPCglobal announced its first standard for radio frequency identification software using its electro

The new hours of service rules for truck drivers are facing a challenge from Public Citizen and its

U.S. and Chinese negotiators have begun a new two-day effort to forge an agreement that would limit

BNSF Railway has agreed to significantly cut its grain-shipping rates for 52-car trains in four stat

TNT, Europe's second-biggest express company, said earnings may be hurt after it found evidence past

Mobile air traffic control equipment, technical personnel, trucks, buses, airplanes and ocean-going

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- Attorneys General of New York, California, Illin

unUnsolved OTTAWA -- A nearly two-week-old strike by Toronto container truckers o

Brightpoint North America will provide XE Mobile with a full range of integrated logistics services

The Transportation Security Administration awarded a $3.1 million contract to General Dynamics Advan

The AgTrade Coalition, comprising private companies and agricultural trade groups, today unveiled it

Target will build a 2-million-square-foot distribution center near Georgia's Port of Savannah, the r

Gasoline production has been reduced by about 2.2 million barrels per day in advance of an expected

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEBATON ROUGE -- The Port of New Orleans shut down all operation

As Hurricane Rita grew Wednesday to Category 5 with 175 mile-per-hour winds, oil companies shut refi