Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Schenker said it is building a new scheduled distribution network in Russia, connecting the 20 bigge

Saying improvement of the state's troubled transport infrastructure is a top priority, California's

OTTAWA - Canada will raise tolls and ship charges by 1.72 percent today for 13 of the St. Lawrence S

WASHINGTON -Customs and Border Protection has posted on its Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terror

A large majority of U.S. exporters are not taking full advantage of duty savings associated with new

Hub Group said today that the company's logistics unit, formerly known as Hub Logistics, is now oper

Bulgaria is selling off about 70 percent of national shipping company Navigation Maritime Bulgare.

Union Pacific Corp. on Tuesday lifted its first-quarter earnings outlook, as better than expected gr

Sea Box, which last year won a bid to supply the U.S. Department of Defense with 138,000 containers

Shrinking losses at its U.S. unit will help Deutsche Post World Net, Europe's biggest postal and log

A U.S. Chamber of Commerce group is launching a radio campaign in five states aimed at drumming up s

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

Chinese freight-forwarding and express-delivery service provider Sinotrans Ltd. said Tuesday its 200

Former U.S. Customs and Border Protection Deputy Commissioner Douglas M. Browning has joined Sandler

Supply chain software maker Manugistics Group today launched its Product Development Center in India

Postal reform will be expensive and would likely affect postal rates unless Congress moves to preven

Exel may shift more attention to determining how freight moves rather than moving the goods afte

Intermodal shipments continued strong as U.S. railroads registered their seventh-straight week of tr

A turnaround in U.S. logistics demand and intensified cross-selling made the Americas Keuhne + Nagel

A holdup in action on the highway bill in the Senate is prompting a new round of behind-th

PBB Global Logistics opened a larger, more advanced logistics facility in Mississauga, Ontario earli

The Federal Railroad Administration on Friday announced it extended the effective date of its Interi

Same-day delivery and logistics services provider Dynamex moved its stock to the NASDAQ March 14 und

Deutsche Post, the global mail, express delivery and transport group, has finalized the $260 million

A cargo security authority said he expects the federal government to levy security fees on shippers

New York State Transportation Commissioner Joseph Boardman was tabbed by President Bush Thursday to

WASHINGTON -- The Senate late Thursday approved a $2.6 billion budget blueprint for fiscal 2006 that

The federal transportation spending bill now in the Senate includes $2 million for an intermodal and

Union Pacific will keep its freight trains out of densely populated areas of Texas under an agreemen

The continued strong growth of Asia imports moving through U.S. West Coast ports has spurred Pacer D

Growing congestion on the U.S. rail network on surging Asia trade has led rail carriers Canadian Nat

WASHINGTON - The Senate on Thursday passed an amendment to increase homeland security grant money by

Qualcomm Incorporated, a provider of wireless data products, today announced that intermodal service

SAN DIEGO -- As U.S. Customs and Border Protection refines its security programs, importers and

FedEx Corp. on Thursday said its quarterly profit rose 53 percent on growth in its international, gr

President Bush chose congressman Rob Portman Thursday to be U.S. Trade Representative.In a W

WASHINGTON -- A bipartisan group of senators is challenging the administration's $284 billion cap on

With exports stacking up, plenty of transport carriers are reaping the benefits of a weaker dollar.

Phil Bangsberg, longtime Asia correspondent for The Journal of Commerce and The Journal of Commerce

Airline pilots are joining across companies and across unions to fight what they say are lax securit