Transport, Trade and Regulation News

President Bush today asked Congress to extend by two years trade-negotiating authority that would pr

Auto parts maker Dana is showing the flip side of the country's upbeat report on durable goods order

The Descartes Systems Group today said that Hanjin Shipping Co. has signed a multi-year contract ext

Canadian National on Tuesday announced it has successfully refinanced its US$1 billion revolving cre

The U.S. Trade Representative today released its 2005 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trad

UPS launched two "green" power and conservation initiatives at several places around the country, ai

Cities and provinces are building and improving ports, roads, bridges and logistics parks nationwide

China's overheating economy needs strict control said Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao at an executive mee

John Pearson is DHL's new Executive Vice President of Commercial for DHL in the United States.

The China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (Sinopec) discovered a large gas field in the northeast

3PL Solutions and Alien Technology together deployed an RFID and Sensor-enabled system for cold chai

CSX Intermodal on Monday implemented its April fuel surcharge, which will rise two percentage points

A United Nations official today called on global organizations to establish programs to solve the tr

FedEx Freight, the less-than-truckload unit of FedEx Corp., is continuing its aggressive nationwide

The newly-appointed chief executive and president of supply-chain software maker i2 Technologies sai

Union Pacific Corp., the largest U.S. railroad in terms of revenue and one of two carriers handling

FKI Logistex received an additional contract from DHL for a high-speed package sorting system for DH

BNSF Railway said next year it will begin assessing fuel surcharges based on mileage instead of a pe

Importers that participate in the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism have a new set of dead

A battery of technologies is abetting the shift of time sensitive shipments from air to ground.&nbsp

Officials from Kansas City, Mo., and L?zaro C?rdenas, Mexico, signed a cooperative agreement to esta

WASHINGTON -- Importers that participate in the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism have a n

Two congressmen said Monday that passage of the Central American Free Trade Agreement is far from a

APICS has hired The Holmes Corp., specialists in devising educational products for association certi

Factions in the freight transportation industry are gearing up for a major battle over a little-noti

The cost of organized retail theft to the retail industry is estimated to be $15 billion to $30 bill

The impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is hitting public companies with the kind of speed a well-oiled

On-demand logistics services provider Cube Route has a new CEO with a background that suggests the T

Canadian National Railway Co. reached a tentative labor deal with the International Brotherhood of E

Canadian National Railway Co. and Norfolk Southern Railway today announced they agreed to direct rai

The Transportation Security Administration is at a crossroads. After three years of budget woes, per

A congressional caucus designed to bring attention to port security has new leadership.The b

The International Air Transport Association is working to raise its profile in the U.S. capital city

The National Transportation Safety Board unveiled a transportation safety journal this week.

PWC Logistics, based in Kuwait, purchased Trans-Link Group of Singapore in a move that extends the r

Intermec filed a lawsuit against rival RFID equipment maker Symbol Technologies, claiming infringeme

The SAP and Intel collaboration on a new standard for wireless data collection will boost RFID adopt

Continental Holdings is thinking inside the box these days.The real estate and investment fi

European Union Transport Commissioner Jacques Barrot was in Washington this week to meet with Transp

Chip inventories are building up and no one's really buying, but that hasn't stopped global chipmake