Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Move over, Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, here comes Trusted Accounts - sometime in th

The World Trade Organization on Friday set up a panel to decide if Canada can apply $3.4 billion in

The U.S. will institute strict rules on imports of Canadian cattle when imports resume on March 7, a

PierPass, the entity established by terminal operators in Los Angeles-Long Beach to administer a fee

16:42The U.S. on Thursday pledged to help Russia join the World Trade Organization this year

The European Union's top trade official has called for tougher curbs on Chinese exports of textiles

CMA CGM has launched a rail shuttle linking Rotterdam and Hamburg, Europe's top two container hubs,

Japan, South Korea and Taiwan on Wednesday rejected calls for a total World Trade Organization ban o

Mike Eskew, chief executive of UPS, told business leaders on Wednesday that they need to do a better

Yellow Roadway Corp. and USF Corp. are discussing a deal in which Yellow would acquire USF for $1 bi

DHL will base a key hub for surface delivery in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region in Allentown,

BNSF has informed customers that a major track-maintenance project beginning Feb. 28 may delay servi

Freight forwarders and transport operators don't have to worry about new security fees - for now. Th

Kansas City Southern on Wednesday announced the promotions of R. Michael Chapman to senior vice pres

Basel, Switzerland-based global forwarding and logistics services provider Panalpina is considering

Ryder Systems agreed to pay more than $175 million which the Internal Revenue Service claims it owed

While Congress is fighting over too-scarce funds in the federal highway bill, Texas is taking matter

The long debate over driver hours of service may end where it began, in Congress.In a major

As Congress struggles with a highway bill, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is studying alternatives to

C.H. Robinson Worldwide pushed deeper into third-party logistics sourcing with its acquisition this

It appears that the only way Dell Computers could make its supply chain more efficient is to stop se

The exit lane at the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Transportation is getting

The technology world used to be full of stock splits but the new one engineered by i2 Technologies s

A Department of Transportation Inspector General's report chastised the Federal Railroad Administrat

The Federal Railroad Administration gave veteran counsel Daniel C. Smith its top safety job, naming

South Korea will spend 180 billion won ($175 million) this year to help their machinery industry's e

DHL today announced details of its new, state-of-the-art East Coast distribution facility to be loca

The first bargaining session to negotiate changes to the national contract between U.S. railroads an

WASHINGTON -- A bill filed in the Senate on Thursday would provide $30 billion in bonds for transpor

John F. "Jack" Lettiere Jr., commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Transportation, has offici

The National Industrial Transportation League created a Select Committee on Security to give shipper

CSX Transportation on Wednesday filed a complaint with the U.S. District Court for the District of C

WASHINGTON -- The Census Bureau has completed a massive re-writing of U.S. export rules that will fi

The Retail Industry Leaders Association today said it formally opposes proposed legislation that wou

The U.S. Department of Transportation on Tuesday announced it is creating two agencies to focus on r

JobsInLogistics.com said revenue soared 70 percent in 2004, reflecting a spike in both recruiter and

The Bush Administration wasted no time installing Michael Chertoff as the second secretary of the De

DHL plans to establish a new state-of-the-art distribution center on the East Coast of the United St

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will begin formal negotiations next Monday in Mel

The United States and Bangladesh approved an agreement today aimed at promoting bilateral trade and