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OTTAWA - A Canada-wide strike on Canadian National Railway was averted Tuesday night, just before 1,

Hong Kong said Wednesday it would place a cap on its currency's exchange rate to the U.S. dollar, bu

Lawmakers in Washington on Tuesday introduced two amendments to the 2006 Department of Homeland Secu

DHL, the express delivery unit of Germany's Deutsche Post, does not want to chase U.S. market share

Anticipating continued demand for distribution space in north China, ProLogis will invest $36 millio

The U.S. Senate on Tuesday approved a $295 billion highway and transit funding bill 89-to-11 and sen

U.S. steel mills on the Great Lakes, smaller but healthier since imports triggered a depression in 2

In a speech to launch National Transportation Week, U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta u

Computer maker Dell has awarded the operation of its North Carolina Supplier Logistics Center (SLC)

A defiant Senate passed a $295 billion highway bill Tuesday, setting off alarm bells from Capitol Hi

H&M International Transportation said it has opened the two intermodal trucking operations serving t

While UPS eyes a share of the lucrative less-than-truckload market dominated by FedEx Corp., the lat

The Atlantic basin hurricane season begins June 1 and runs to November 30. As Florida's economy reco

Dell Computers awarded a highly-prized contract to manage logistics out of a large new distribution

MIAMI -- The Port of Miami Terminal Operating Co. said it has withdrawn a lawsuit following a protes

Supply chain management finally has the attention of executives in corporate boardrooms, a new serie

In January 2002, Customs Commissioner Robert C. Bonner showed a small gizmo to an audience at the Ce

Yellow Roadway Corp is poised to become the first U.S. trucking company to operate in China, respond

UPS on Monday said it is acquiring trucking firm Overnite Corp. for about $1.25 billion in cash, exp

The World Customs Organization appears to have made a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Staff members o

For shippers who hoped the turning of a new year would bring relief from the freight congestion cris

Earlier Story:Delivery By The CaseJune 7, 2004The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday struc

OTTAWA -- Two federal mediators will meet in Montreal Monday evening with representatives of Canadia

Imagine a latter-day Dinah Shore singing, "See the USA in your Chery." Not only does it not rhyme, b

Infighting among U.S. federal agencies and foreign resistance to U.S.-imposed security rules may mea

Supply chain software developer Management Dynamics joined the rush of logistics providers to Europe

The Descartes Systems Group, a provider of logistics software and services, announced changes to its

Schenker opened a new 548,000 square foot logistics center in Willebroek, Belgium, to serve growing

Heritage's Dairy Stores finished implementation of BlueCube Enterprise's supply chain management sof

The United States today agreed to limit imports of cotton shirts, cotton trousers, and both cotton a

Mike Laden, a former member of the advisory group on the Commercial Operations of the U.S. Customs S

OTTAWA -- Canadian National Railway is facing a Wednesday strike deadline by 1,700 unionized locomot

Printronix, the integrated supply-chain printing solutions manufacturer based in Irvine, Calif., ann

BNSF Railway today began construction of the BNSF Logistics Center-Fontana at the Kaiser Commerce Ce

Fixing California's cargo transport systemThe solutions are there, but the money is not<

The first thing former Union Pacific Railroad engineer Arturo Cadena remembers about his June 28, 20

Stonepath Logistics International Services, a third-party logistics services provider, is moving its

U.S. Ambassador to Argentina Lino Gutierrez and Dr. Alberto R. Abad, Federal Administrator of Nation

On May 11, the Senate confirmed Maria Cino to be Deputy Secretary of Transportation by unanimous con

The Senate overwhelmingly approved a measure Wednesday to increase the highway bill spending limit,