Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Manugistics Group narrowed its losses in fiscal fourth quarter 2005 and replaced its board chairman

CSX Intermodal said it initiated a new expedited door-to-door trailer service from Chicago to northe

Today, Canadian National Railway Co. announced it reached a tentative agreement with the Brotherhood

China's trade surplus increased to $5.7 billion in March, up almost 30 percent from $4.4 billion in

CNF Inc. on Monday lifted its projected first-quarter profit, citing strong results at its Con-Way a

The U.S. trade deficit, aggravated by surging imports of oil and textiles, soared to an all-time hig

The private sector should develop information-sharing programs to protect the security of their supp

On Tuesday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Robert C. Bonner appointed William V. Be

The Port of Antwerp this week started using an internet based I.D.-verification system that emp

China's trade surplus increased to $5.7 billion in March, up almost 30 percent from $4.4 billion in

Solo Cup, a $2.3 billion manufacturer and distributor of disposable tableware and packaging, leased

Developer DP Partners broke ground on its first speculative distribution center at LogistiCenter, a

Francis P. Mulvey, one of three commissioners on the Surface Transportation Board, will speak at the

U.S. railroads in March increased carloads 2.5 percent to 1,729,924 units and increased intermodal l

Canadian National Railway announced it is offering shippers instantaneous carload rates on its Web s

RFID providers Intermec Technologies and Impinj are collaborating on a technology designed to bring

Shippers are asking where the "partnership" is in the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism. &

National Logistics Management introduced its "Never Say No" program, allowing a client to tap into t

On Monday, the Boston Red Sox named DHL their "Official Express Delivery and Logistics Provider". La

Few shipments are as perishable as human organs -- which limits the distance organs used in transpla

Leading bedding retailer Select Comfort named Kathryn Roedel, a veteran of General Electric, to head

LOS ANGELES -- China continues to register strong growth in the production of consumer goods and wil

The Bridgeport Port Authority moved its plans for barge service forward with the conditional naming

The U.S. Postal Service on Friday proposed increasing the price of a first-class stamp by 2 cents as

Wireless tracking provider WhereNet couldn't stop the flood of imports clogging America's ports

Transportation Security Administration chief David Stone will leave the job in June, an agency spoke

The flood gates are open. Apparel imports from China are surging, posting a more than 60 percent jum

UTi Worldwide Inc. said on Thursday its fiscal fourth-quarter net income rose 53 percent amid improv

Yellow Roadway and Schneider Logistics are adding new weight to their global logistics operation

The International Warehouse Logistics Association elected Robert R. Auray Jr., to serve as chairman

A pair of reports from the country's factories suggest the blistering economy may be cooling off.

Operation Polcorridor, run by the pan-European research and development group Eureka, has been selec

Logistics and transportation software provider G-Log says it expanded revenue by more than 15 percen

Differing visions for the future of the Saint Lawrence Seaway are pitting the United States agai

Federal transport regulators are no longer merely fining shippers, carriers and others who violate f

NAM says CAFTA Would Add $1 Billion in Exports The National Association of Manufacturers say

The Surface Transportation Board's 2005 User Fee Update Schedule will become effective May 6, Board

UPS has launched an initiative to extend new freight and logistics options to customers doing busine

WASHINGTON -- Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta said Tuesday that implementing a comprehensive

China on Thursday said that U.S. pressure on it to revalue the yuan and curb a surge of textile expo